Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-26
DANELSON

enn. y. Y.
The funeral Of F,~S psiand, infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Errest Beiard was
held from their hope In Goodyear on
Tuesday afternoon. Burial was in
Dayville cemetery. L. E. Kennedy
Wa The funeral director.
The graded schools in town are
closed this week, regular vacation
period after eight weeks of school,
state Officers are expected here next
TUESDAY evening, when the second de-
gree win be conferred upon a class of
candidates Of Quinebaug lodge of Odd
Fellows. .t
scsrchess continued Tuesday their
effuts TO locate Walter Ames, but
without success.
The auto bus service between Dan
feison and Goodyear is now being
naintsined by the Goodyear Cotton
Mills company.
Deputy State Entomoiogist l. W.
Davis was in Hartford Tuesday on
business trip.
While the School street school is
closed during the vacation, sessions
Of the night scff0ol. now being attend
ed by "a. are being held In the town
hall building.
Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver has
had the experience Of going after an
intoxicated man who didn't seem to
care mu,h what the officer did with
him, but pleaded for exemption for
two quarts Of whiskey that he was
boarding against the time when tbs
nation will be desert dry.
A number Of ESnielson members
were in Putnam Tuesday evening for
the meeting Of Putnam lodge of Elks.
Funeral services for A. Chester
Skies were conducted at Brooklyn on
Tuesday afternoon by W. Fl. Heigham,
rector Of Trinity church. Burial was
at Brooklyn. Louis +. Kennedy was
the funeral director.
His many friends here learned with
regret Of the death at the Day Kim
ball hospital in Putnam of II. F. Pep
lar OF Wauregan, master mechanic at
the mill of the Wauregan company.
Mr.. Pepler was a brother of William
Poplar, sgalt here for the Danielson
Cotton company.
A committee o. the newly organized
Girls club are to meet this evening
70 formulate plans for some entertain
ments arranged in the interest of the
organization.
Storms and warm weather of the
past few days have left all but the
state highways in this part Of the
state hub deep in mud. and this
means sad days for the motorists that
venture out into the country.
Edward Hill. of DayvilIe, who was
injured when an automobile in which
he was riding turned over at Alta
waugan Sunday. was il a critical con.
dition At the Dav Kimball hospital on
1sfu cd in,
doubt. lie has a fracture of the
skull
Indications are that there will he an
Gee famine in Danielson during the
coming summer. The hiE supply that
usually is harvested at Quine haug lake
and Is distributed throughout Daniel
son has not been harvested. for there
has mt been q chance to get it, There
have been times in the past old OBJ
Fervers saw when March has been
an ice producer. and that is the one
hope that Danielson cings to when it
thinks of the cold stuff for next sum-
me-a use.
Ttis eVeninr the patriotic women
o. the town nj BROOKLYN are to givc
2 sumner at the town house for ~
BROOKLYN soldiers ana sailors who
rave returned from service or vino
Rffair will ho made very hn0ny ono
for all Gf the Young men r-hn havo
been wearing Tho khaki ~ 1iuo mi
forms ~ Uncle Sam. and the fs". :
trat will hs snread for t''or, ~i'J f.,
rnRaSDre indicate how plnaSoI hip
tOEHspennia are 70 have thrun at bone
again Thr uatrinii" or~~uot1., ',,..s
been planning the affair for wnel-s ord
have no overIrnl,od o1H fct1f1 tho :
nlirht add 20 tho nriovrro"t ~ 'ro 90
rasi0p, Tho sumner win nalso the
ioys think at tho army rntiors--it VIII
ne 80 much 1isfor~-'. not tho ar.-,'
food ISM rnof md u'hoi"ec--o I.,.t
hecauso " Dies la-ls iu ,."riotr, a-d
in tho littln suggestions that mothers
touch gives
ONLY Ernakl,u hovs Who ho,-o I,oar
in tho sor7.irp arc tu-itod ~ tho fcae'
hut RroOkll,n mars NC West Side n
1Anielsou and Wpst Waurepan % wei
OF course. a. r ro0kirn confer and ~
other pSrts NJ thnf historic town. anf
the bosiesses IRE hS}inG that each and
EVERYONE Of them will respond.
BROOKLYN mPr. though somewhat II
the background sn far as the prem.
srations for the supper ave concerned
have been Quietly contributing casr
for tho purchase OF smokes and II
other vays sssistirs 10 make the sup,
Fer real hsnpy affair
Sucf, suTDliis as remains after thu
expenses Of the supper have been me
will be used as he nucleus OF FUND
for an honor rull or samf other suit
able memorial to the boys who rep
resented Brsoklyn in the American
forces. on ishd and sea
Tse committee in charge has trfej
20 reach every returned soldier am
sailor whose hofne Is In BROOKLYN witt
an invitation 10 the supper, but if any
have not received these invitations
they are 70 consider themselves in
vited, for they will be welcomed will
open arms
Incidentally the members Of tn,
Brooklyn Girls club are not going T.
let the evening slip BY without dein
tneK bit to make the boys happy
They're in the programme with a hi,
feature OF the Welcome Home evening
"a dance IN Grange hall. The dane
Is not exclusively for the Brookly,
soldiers and sailors. as the supper wi
be, for all men, in uniform whethe
from BroQklyn OF any other town, wi
DE Invited to come in and enjoy tn
hospitality Of the Girls organization
A PlaiRfeid orchestra is to play 70
the dancing.
Grsesrs ia sene of the towns here
abopts have been surprised by mott
scAtions to appear. before q feeders
judge; Ths summons do not stat
why they are wanted and the grocer
who beye. been eailsd in were In
quRndfy fu@day to know the reaso
Why. 1t is Believed that the basis {
the actions IL Of a trivial nature, prob
ably due to some misunderstandin
over the new and complicated ia
laws.
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