Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-16
DAElEKoN @ PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEISoN


 Harry F.. Battey. ef East Kfninsiy, warden. is beginning to bring in his lfaEs of violators of the game laws That Warden Battey is on his job is att tested by the fact that he has been Epending whole nights in the woods as we'll as tramping them by day. His night vigil has been rewarded by th. arrest and punishment of George F. Andrews of Southbridge. Andrews was apprehendsd hunting coon in the town of Woodstock, was arrested and in a justices court in that town paid a fine and costs amounting to s47.s7.
 clifford E. Andrus, also of South bridge. was arrested by Warden Bat tey and paid costs of court ansuunting to ti23s for hunting on Sunday.
 Marcus Klebert of this city was arr rested by the warden for hunting with out a license. Klebert paid court costs, but no. nne. his assessment being $16.16. Warden Battey says that it is his pur- pose to keep constant watch for viola tors of the game laws, and all of Wind ham county as well as adjacent terri tory in Rhode Island and Massachusetts will be under his careful watchfulness- church in Moosup. where Rev J. F. Mo Carthy was ceiebrant of the high mass of requiem, the body of Maxine God reau. formerly of Danielson was brought here Friday for burial in Holy Gross cemetery. - Th1 bearers were = o. Robtailie. J. Freehette, Moses St. Dem is. Bernard Csron. Frank LaSage and Frederick Champagne. L. F. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 Leon V. Morin. 55. resident at what is known as the Charles James place on North street. died at his home Thursday night Mir Morin. a native of Canada. has been fengaged here as a teamster. He leaves his wife and several children. Funeral services for Mrs Alfred Pot ter were conducted at the undertaking rooms of.L F. Kennedy by Rev. M. S. Stocking of the Methodist church. Bur ial was in the Hill cemetery in {, the Checkerberry district of the town of Sterling. -r-t
 There Is no meeting of selectmen and other town officials 10 make voters to- day Saturday, as many believe. The next and last sitting for the making of voters before the election is scheduled for Tuesday of next week. Oct 1s
 10 was aanouBeed Friday afternoon hv Robert W. Boys, of Goodyear that R. M Berry Boston. scoutmaster of the Roy Scouts in New England. is coming here next Tuesday evening to meet a group or men who are interested in pro- noting the Boy Scout movement in the town of Kilhngly. Tho meeting is tc he held at the rooms of the Bohemian club. Mir. Boys said that he is arrang Ing Co have representatives of the differ ent villages Of the town present at tn, meeting. the outcome of which is ex. rected Co he active organization work ir an parts of the town. It is 6elt thai great results can be obtained in Killing iy f the proper methods of approach art employed.
 Perusal Of the manner in which tn, large number of women voters in Kill lnciy have affiliated themselves politi caiiy is giving great joy to the republ cans and small consolation to the demo crats. Of the Killingly women who hay, placed their names on the caucus list O sHher party. upwards of eighty per cent. are registered as republicans. Th is taken by republican leaders as indi fating that the republican strength il Killinsiy ls greater than ever and tha the effect of this strenEth~wili be fei in the ballotinE. two weeks from Tues daF.
 ferved Friday evening at. the Congrega iional church. Following the suppe Mere was a social program providtni many features that proved of interest.
 Fuel doesn't cost so much after al n one knows where to look for it. Danieison maR who owns a quantity 0 dry wood was offering it Friday morn ing for one dollar cord. This is a reg '1w price It. should De mentioned i Inc interest of the over-excitable. how ever. that this price is for wood on tn lot Hauling costs must be paid by tn Turchaser f...r -.-.
 The new trolley fares. in effect Fr day. aid not seem to affect the riding { Inc local line. one way or the other 4 matter of fact. travel at present
 much lighter than it was during tf . summer on all transportation lines this vicinity. ..-....~
 The disp0ition of the case of CharI DansereAu in the superior court at Pu aam on Friday Is of much local intere ln view, of the fact that Dsnseteau fir feil into the hands of the law in tn place just over quarter of a centu a1o. and his frial st that time in t Worcester county superior court on charge bf horse stealing is still fresh the minds Of Dsnielson people. Sin his return to this section a few yea ago he has been peaceful citizen so n sal outward appearance went and l present dificulties came as a surprise great many people.
 biz hand of rsoters is expected
 follow Inc Connecticut Mills team
 North Grosvenordsle on Sunday wh the team Is scheduled to meet Tom N Dermotss Braves in what likely will
 an exceptionally fast game of basebs Zach team has won a game and {