Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-09
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

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 Basketball fans are assured of seeing a. great basketball contest here Satur- day night when the Connecticut Mifls team meets the Holy Cross All-Stare team, Manager Robert Pelerin of the Connecticut Mills team announced that Chick Gagnon. All-Amercan half back and star member of the Holy Cross football team that recently completed it's season against Boston College. is to be in the Connecticut Mills lineup. Gag non has previously played here this sea son, and is regarded as a remarka hle exponent of the game.
 County Commissioners John A. Dady, E.. H Corttis and Urgele Lafrance were l at the county jail at Brooklyn. as was also Sheriff Charles. A. Gates of Willi- mantle. for a regular meeting on Wed- nesday At the jail late in tn eafter- 1 noon it was stated that no announce 1 ments had been made relative to a sue cessor Jailer Albert s. Fields, who is 1 completing his duties a the jail to be- i come outside superintendent al the state 1 epileptic colony at Mansfield
 Wednesday morning at Il o'clock. fu- l neral services for Dr. W. H. Knowles were conducted at his apartment in the Phoenix building by Rev. Walter B. l Williams, pastor of the Westfield Con gregational church. The services were attended by many prominent in the l professional and business life of the | community Burial was in River Bend l cemetery, Westerly The bearers were 1 F. F. Cunneen, master of Moriah lodge, 1 No 15. A F, and A. M. A. Putnam 1 Woodward, F. H. Reach, E. A. Winters, 1 Willimantic, Dr. D. E. Clark and ! Charles A. Tillinghast. There were l beautiful. floral pieces. Louis E. Ken 1 nedy was the funeral director
 | At the home of Mrs. A. H. Tanner, in Brooklyn Wednesday afternoon, funeral II services for Martha Cady were conducted by Rev John E. Pratt, pastor of the
 Congregational church at that place | Burial was in Brooklyn cemetery. The
 bearers were Judge Oscar F. Atwood
 Frederick Miller, Irving Frink, anc
 Clark G. Lawton Louis E. Kennedy was
 in charge of the funeral arrangements. IL It was stated by Treasurer C. A. Pot
 ter of the Brooklyn Savings bank, Wed
 nesday morning that there is no found II ation for a persistent rumor that thu bank has acquired a certain tract ot \ land in the business section and woult
 erect 8 banking house thereon. The
 6ank has no such plan
 | With continuance of the same kini of enthusiasm that has been shown st
 far in, the drive, Danielson people vii purchase the 5u,0O0 quota of Red Cros: Christmas seals allotted here. The gooc
 work that has been done so far doel not provide al excuse for those whC
 have not purchased the seals to sa, that Danielson already has done wei
 enough In view of the fact that 8 per cent of the money obtained is t De turned over to the Civic Federation
 Tor use in helpin. suffering humanit,
 right here at home, no one can right fully slight the opportunity to help
 Maybe Danielson will make it 500 seals,
 The following is the honor list of Kill
 ingly High School students, ratings bas
 ed on proficiency in work, for the Oc
 tober-November period:
 Highest honors. October and Novem ber:tJ uniors: Ruth Adams LuciFe Downs Amy Potter. Leo Viens. Sophomores
 EHoise Babson, Ethel CongGon, Mar Elliott. Mary Geer Janet Paine, Emil Pike Freshmen: Margaret Barton Shir ley Jackson, Amy Wells, Mildred Wild' Honors-Seniors: Airline Anderson. Al H Ire Babson, Leo Bodo, Ruth Franklin Isabelle Heath. Katherine Henaule, Cor \ Iavaliee Katherine McGorty. Eunie Pike, Charlotte Reddy, Mary Walsh. Jl
 n,ors Harry Back, Perle Burdicl \ Franklin Crosby. Aurore Forcer. Heie I Hopkins. Elsie Pate. Clifford Smith. Al thur Tilln ghast, Sophomores Paulin Boulaine. IrTna Perry, Edward Pinl E ham, Theodore Sfmoneau, Ernestir Stocking Freshmen: Anita Berthiaum Leo Bousquet, Elizabeth Gallery, Wil fam Carpenter Mildred Codding. Ed win Davis, Eugene Downs, Leslie Down Eliza beth Francis. Paul Gareau, Dorr Hope Blanche Tetreauft.
 Nj At Hampton Wednesday,. Coroner G. Bill heard several witnesses in tl I course of conducting an inquest rel;
 tive to the death of Mrs. Ralph Colvi The coroner also visited the site of u
 accident. Upon his return here Mir B
 said, that the inquest probably will n
 he completed until Monday next wht
 several more witnesses in the case VI
 be examined at his office in Danie
 son.
 Mrs. George Stott of Mystic is visitir \ with her. parents. Chief and Mrs. Jol
 Mcfarland of Riverview.
 Large numbers attended the mass in observance of the Feast of the Ir
 nnaculate Conception on Wednesday ]
 St James church.
 M Merchants here say that considerab \ Christmas shopping is being done. The \ are indications that the volume of he \ iday business will be heavier than mar \ had supposed.
 IHcEe are oE prisoners. 3I the COu n \ jail in Brooklyn this week, this beii
 larger number than has been at u \ institution for some time past
 N, State road men are enga ged in pate
 ing highways where holes have bro
 en through the surfacng, the result
 rainy weather and heavy travel duril
 the late fall period.
 M Many families recall that two yea
 ago. at this particular time, their se
 
 the first of the vanguard to get hon z after the world war. NT: and Mrs. Nathan D. Prince a
 making their home in Hartford for t
 winter period MT. Prince coming he