Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
DANKISuN

oedtn or A1rS. h1dria sCou1o, neArfy S4, .cc- rurred at the home of her daugnter, Gould was widow and had made her home with her daughter for the past twenty years. She was born in, Wood stock, this state December 21, 1892, and had lived practically all of her life i'll Windham county, for many years being a resident of Brooklyn. For a time she was resident of Hartford. Mrs. Gouid was 8 daughter of Thomas and Khoda Sweet Lawton, a we'll known Woodstock family. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Greener, wife of F. H.. Greener. There are three grandchildren, Mrs. Elton Jen- kins of Hartford, Mrs. Ernest Clark of Harrisonburg, Va, and Mrs. Albert Va chon of Cheshire, Mass, and three great grand children.
 There will be interest among older res- idents of Danielson in the death of Mrs. Mary D. Peckhan1, s1, Saturday, at Peacedale, R. l., where she has been a resident for long time. Mrs. Peckham was the widow of Edwan A. Peckham. for years employed at the Quinebaug mills. MT. Peckham died about 30 years ago. The family lived while in Danleison at the corner of School and Cottage streets Mrs. Pckham retained her facu'- ties almost up to the time of her deatn in wonderful degree and in many ways was a remarkable woman. She was the last of her family, leaving only two nieces and a nephew.
 After a hearing on statutory charge in the town court before Judge w. Fen her Woodward Saturday morning, Joseph Mazzarelli, a married man who is res ident on the West Side was held under bonds of s1, 00e for trial at the next term of the superior court.
 The complaint against Mazzareli was filed by his father, Jacanto Mazzareli. resid ent on what is known as the Vaughan farm on the highway, via Reynolds street, between Danielson and South Kill ingly.
 The defendant was charged with crim- inaily assauHing his half-sister, Anna Mazzarelll, a child about fl. It develop ed in court the accused offered his fath- CT $1e0 not to press the complaint agsinst him that the father accepted this mon Y. but only with view to quieting the feel ings of Joseph until such time as action for his arrest could be taken. The money was returned in court by the father The accused. who has retained Charles L Torrey of Putnam as counsel; not only has a wife. but several children. It is claimed that the alleged assault took place in the town of Kiilingly, near the highway leading from the Mazzarel- ie 1 farm into Danie,son:
 I've continued cases that were to come | up in the town court Saturday morning were again postponed, the case of James l Morrison of Dayville until December 31 | the case of Joseph Trahan, charged with 1 non support, until February.
 1 Flashes of lightning and crashing thun- 1 J fad he rainstorm that ragged over this section ot the country during the early hours oi i Sunday morning. The storm seemed ts | be at its worst between six and sever l o'clock Attendance at church services was materially cut down as the result 1 of the deiuge of rain that came pouring i down.
 Connecticut Mills added another victor, 1 to it's string by defeating the Foxboro A A. team, 8 I to 25, before a crowd of en- thusiastic basketball fans at the town hal | on. Saturday evening. Connecticut Mills showed in improved form, especially ir team work Foxboro proved to have 3 very fast and aggre ssiye- team. so the lo calls are to be credited with having wor | from a real live organization. Kirby ant 1 HiEery starred for the. visiting teams.
 For Connecticut Mills Ready is. cred | tied with four goals. Elliott. with eight | Naldron and Knowles with one each. 2
 Mrs S. B. Mowrey of Mechanic stree ! vii have the members of the Ladies Reading Circle at her home this lMondayl afternoon for meeting. Discoveries vii
 oe the subject in response to roll call. The feast of the Immaculate Conception viii be observed with special masses a tSt. James church Wednesday. when hun Itof, T af nt,i sation
 l s. Cadv Hutchins of Boston was visilor wit hfriends in Danielson owe Sunday.
 Citizens are making some complaint kagainst the cengesting of Main street b electric cars and jitney busses waiting a
 night to transport the theatre crowd: E4h eblockade complained Of takes Dlac
 near Woodward's corner and makes us of the street at that point difficult fo ! other vehiciesl.
 A large number of dancers gathered 3 the state armory Saturday evening for tn 1 affair at which the Black and White or
 chestra furnished the music, many at
 tending to hear the orchestra which ha
 proved unusually popular with dancer in Danielson and towns hereabouts.
 The usual suggestion that Christina
 packages be mailed early is again hearf
 All conditions in the business world moi
 withstanding. the postal business pro1r
 ises to be excessively heavy this year 8 I those who mail their packages cary wi
 be less likely to have regrets about de
 lays in delivery.
 Red Cross Christmas seals are besir
 ming to appear on many of -the=letters an
 packages mailed by Danielson oeoplqe. a l evidence that the campaign of the Civ
 federation to sell 5e,0eo- of the seals
 this territory is meeting with deserve
 support.
 Captain A. F.. Woodward, inspector
 small arms practice, and Company
 members who were members of the Fhis
 regiment rife team in the state match sht
 and won by them at New Haven, Octob
 2 have been presented bronze medal showing the, state seal and inscribed indicate why the medals were presente
 Saturday proved to be a remarkable ds I a