Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
DANTEI.sONe 2

James Nash .ofs Franklin street was dangerously wounded by a bullet from a 1 revolver Friday forenoon: while in the neighborhood of his parents home and at, play with companions. Iale revolver ! held by another boy in the party, was discharged. the bullet passing into the Nash boys abdomen and out through his back, having penetrated kidney in it's course through his body. Dr. Ma thaniel Hubbard was called and gave the wounded boy attention and he was then removed in a car driven by C. H. Pellett to the Day Kimball hospital at Putnam. At the hospital Friday after noon it was stated that the boy was in a serious condition.
 The raging gale out of the southeast that wore out it's fury during the early hours of Friday morning left a trail Of damage in it's wake in this section of WindhaIn county. In DanieIson and all through the surrounding territory trees were uproeted or broken off Fall ing trees or limbs became entangled in electric light and telephone wires and crippled both. the lighting and wire ser vice. In the town of Brooklyn a string of poles of the s. N. E. T. company were bowled over by the gale Which at times reached surprising velocity.
 In the business section of Danielson early risers found on Friday morning rows of torn awnings and blown in win dows.
 The Listen Lester company that was at the Orpheum theater Thursday night did not finish it's performance until af- ter midnight owing to the fact that the production could not be started until after 10 o'clock, owing to the fact that there were no lights owing to the crip- bling of the lighting company's high tension lines.
 Chief John Mcfarland had interviews Friday evening with the parents oi ] nearly a dozen boys charged with hay. l ing been concerned with acts ,of vandal- l ism having to do with the wrecking o, i doors and windows in the home 0 l George Popp1e. off North street near I the old baseball grounds and athletic 1 field of the Connecticut Mills cofnpany l The Popple family vacated the house 1 short time ago. Boys who visited tn, place smashed in the front door ant about every pane of glass in the house
 Chief Mcfarland made an inves ,iga iol ii of the matter with the result that boy I concerned in the matter were located Il Friday evenings interviews were in t tended to afford an opportunity for ad T justiTlg the damages and to thereby es
 cape court action in the matter.
 l William 4. Slater, 7s, native C Killingly and all his life a resident C this town, died Friday at his home eas i of South Killingly. In his earlier year
 Mr. Slater was engaged as a black l smith, but later in life followed farm ing as an occupation. He leaves h : wife, a son, William, and a daughte 1 Mrs. Walter Fisk. The children ar ; residents of Danielson.
 fl Someone has wished more than % r cardboard plates on Sidney W. Bar : of the Brooklyn Savings bank force M
 Bard recently found on going out to g al into his car that long package hs
 been left resting on the seat in the toi
 neau. An investigation showed wh; the package contained, During his spa
 time MT Bard has been canvassir
 stores that sell such articles in Danie
 son but without getting a clue to an,
 one who had purchased such a quanti of plates, which are available for u f | owner at any time he. or she, ma : be located.
 n This years Third regiment, Sta e guard, rife team which is to shoot e East Haven today (Saturday) made l . exclusively of members of c eompa1 v of Danielson and D company of Myst f Captain A. Putnam Woodward, Da ? ielson, inspector of small arms practie y announced on Friday the followil e 1 makeup of the regimental team, t
 members winning places through the d work in practice:
 0 Captain D. Palmer Brown, Mysti : Sergeant s. WI Bard, Danielson; Sc
 geant Robert F. Clark Mystic; Sergea a Elmer c. Wood, Attawaugan; Sergea t Howard NJ. Withey, Danielson; Corp k ralral Endon Mosher Mystic; Corpor n l Edwin Burns, Danielson Mechanic W ,, l lal L. Davis, Mystic Mechanic Charl }, W Hale. Danielson; Bugler Walt a Kinney. Mystic
 Charles and Earl Collins, brother
 who saw = ice with the 55th Goa
 1 Artillery overseas and who have sin
 been at their homes here, are en rou Z to Mississippi, where they are to spel
 the winter in trapping fur-bearing ar
 1 mals. They left here Thursday nig o fully equipped with traps and othe ' appurtenances to making a successf es venture. They have been employees = the Connecticut mills.
 Harry E. Battey of East Kiflfngl ' who has been county game warden f
 a number of years, has received an a
 l pointment as a United States Depu . game warden, which appointment giv him general Jurisdiction.
 Persons who have been complaint
 turing the past few days that mote
 men have not stopped trolley cars wi he same fine degree of exactitude, location of waiting patrons, as generally the rule are asked to consid hat in this season of falling leay
 and much night moisture slippery ra
 result and handicap motor1nen in ma \ ing accurate stops.
 Two pounds of SIPS chocolates I