Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
DAlgIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

lingly with which Mr Chase had been so long and actively identified.
 Burial was in Westfield cemetery, At torney Warren D. Chase and Herbert Chase, sons of the deceased; A. Otis Davis of Worcester, Frank Harrington of East Killingty and F. o. Huntingdon and Charles T, Tillinghast of Danieison. acted as bearers.
 A. F. Wood was the funeral director. ed remenbrances from fraternal organi- zation sof which MT. Chanse was mem Der, from manufacturing concerns and | from individuals.
 | In the superior court in Putnam Fri day of next week, September 24 the l case of Miss Gertrude A wardelf vs. the town of Killingly will again come
 up for hearing on the mandamus pro ceedings instituted some time since. It was originally intended that this hearing should be on Friday of this weew, but counsel in the case were unable to ar range their affairs so as to take the mat
 ter up at that tirnA
 Miss Antonia Maynard, B, who died
 in Moosup Monday at the home of her
 mother. was sister of Mrs. Joseph
 Lague of Danielsen and for time was
 employed at the Quinebaug store here
 The trucking company that is to es- tablish a daily service between Daniel
 son and Providence has taken lease of
 a building at the corner of Main and
 Hutchins street where a bakery form
 erly was conducted, for use as a freight
 station. The necessary alterations are
 being made in the structure.
 Republicans here were elated Tuesday
 over the remarkable vote piled up ir
 Maine. Some of the members of the
 party professed to see in the result oi
 the halleting reflection of the goo6 work done by party directors in getting
 the women voters into line and will ap ply the lesson here.
 MT. and Mrs George H. Gall, who
 have been at their summer place a
 Cedar Point, R. l., since early in tn,
 summer. are to remain there until abou
 October 1.
 Mir and Mrs John Reece of Norwich formerly of Danielson, have been spend ] ing a vacation with relatives in Dan ielson.
 Dr. J. N. PerreauH has returned iron a vacation of three weeks spent in Can
 ada.
 F. E. Cunneen left Tuesday after noon on business trip to New York. l Deputy Sheriff Edward Bennett O r Brooklyn has purchased what is know l
 chanic street and will make his hom here.
 Q Detectives have been at the windhan E county jail trying to fix the identity 0 r the two safe-breakers who are hel there for blowing the safe in the An d drew Jarowski store The prisoner : gave their names as John Burke an s John Ryan, but, these are very pFobabl |. not their real names, in the opinions ( I officials What the investigation of tn n mems records has brought forth has nc r been given out.
 f Saturday will be a big day for man r. of the women of Knlingly, for at ths d time the selectmen and registrars wi 6 be in session for the purpose of admit h ting qualified persons as electors. l. Judge Sahin s. Russell one of tt n legislative clerks, was at Hartford Tuei l. day in connection with the duties of b
 office.
 Attention of the republican caucl t being called by Attofney Harry E. Bat v. to the fact that grand jurors are reall d no longer required on conducting erin r. inaI proceedings in tn eeourt of tn 9, town, none were nominated this year | F. that party, but the democrats have ma l. the usual nominations for such officer If At Brooklyn a warning sign has be- l. erected to notify motorists that a stea