Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-31
DANIELSON


OF the grand chapter OF the Connectl-
cut order of the Eastern Star. A
banquet at the Hartford clul; was one |
of the features of the meetings.
CORPORAL Carl Anderson. writing |
from the base hospital at Camp Dew
ems, gays he is gaining splendidly from |
a wound. that has kept him practically |
an invalid for months ard that he is
able now to walk little.
Albert Gordon, of the town of Plain
field, was fined $40 and costs by Judge |
| Woodward in the town court Thursday
morning for violation of the motor
| vehicle law-running his car past
standing trolley car in the business
section. Chief John MacFarland
said that, Gordon shot his car around
on the opposite side of the car. after
| the officer had signale1 him to stop,
and had tried to get by that way. Cor
don did not like being f1red--and was
seemingly unconscious Of his own mis-
behavior. He said he didn't like
| Danie!son.
| Numbers OF the Danielson members
and their relatives and friends were at
Putnam Thursday evening 10 attend
the annual charity ball given by Put
| nam lodge of Elks.
| Harold BeekIey, who has practically
| recovered from a wound he received
in action while fighting "over there,
| ha, arrived in DanielSon an dis visit
Camp Deveus since he arrived from
| overseas.
A card, addressed to his wife, was
thrown off a troop train while it was
rushing through here by Private Har-
nv Warren, who has been il: Camp Nc
| Clellan, Alabama, as u member of
a field artillery organization. He
| wrote that ne was en- route to Camp
Devens to be mustered oct.
/ At the Connecticut Mills Athletic
| field baskets have been put Up for the
use of those who like to play basket
ball as an outdoor sport
The cases of two mes who were
charged with having been intoxicated
were disposed of at Thursday morn
ing's session of the town court.
Captain E. L. Darbie and other form
sr members of the national guard or
carnations that have existed in Dan
lelsor are working on plan to give
a little reception by themselves, to
other former national guardsmen who
served with them and who have been
III the present war. These former
national euardsmen here feel ISeenly
their inability. for various reasons. to
get in the big show from which the
boys are now returning.
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On Inc branch of the New Havnr
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