Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
DANIEI5oA

The following anfaouncement was made in Hartford Friday morning relative to a well known Danielson man:
 Word was received in thisN city yes ter6ay to the effect that Mrs. Elizabeth ". Chase Secured 3 divorce in Reno Nev.. Wednesday, from Warren D. Chase of No. 4s5 Farmington avenue, president of the Rowe Calk Company of South ington, on the ground of assertion in April, 1s1s. Mrs Chase was also granted the custody of their two chil- dren. Charles Ward Chase and Warren .. Chase, IF.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Chase are listed in Dau's Blue Book of Hartford Society the for ner as being a member of the Automo- bile Club of Hartford, the Hartford Club, the Hartford Yacht Club and the Muni- cina, Art Society. Before marriage Mrs. Chase was Miss Elizabeth Spencer Ward of Yonkers. N ", Mir. and Mrs Chase were married Sept 1, 1906.
 MT. Chase, who is a graduate of the KillinsIy High school at Danielson, Conn, and who studied at Leland Stan ford Junior University in Palo Alto, Cal, was assistant attorney of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company from 1907 to 1909. He later
 became treasurer of the Sterling Manu- l facturins Company, treasurer of the Rowe Ring Point Company and an off, cer of the Metropolitan Steamship Com
 pany of New Jersey, the Standard Store | Service, Inc, and the Chestnut Hill Res ervoir company. He is member of the American and Connecticut State Bar As sociations
 Irving W. Davis, deputy state ento- -he hoe fn the Danielson Trust company and the Brooklyn Savings bank in a special ca | pacity, has made splendid record 1T I conducting the work of the state depart ment with which he has been connected during the several years that he has f made his headquarters in Danielson ant directed the work against the moth pest' | in towns in this section of the county 1 Mir. Davis is one of the most expert fielt entomoiogists in New England, and tha l the moths have been so well kept 1T check here has been due in large meas ure to the capable direction of his abl' | and willing corps of workers in applyin: the successful methods Of moth repres sion and extermination that he has out
 lined. MT. Davis gave long and care
 ful consideration to the question of leav ing the field of endeavor for which h, l of study before finally deciding to en
 ter .he banking field.
 I Much of Mir. Davis work for the loca banks will be of what might be termet field" nature. He will be out throug
 all tho territory served by the bank much of the time interesting people i } acquiring the thrift habit and solicitin , additional business from clients of tn
 banks or from prospective clients. Tn work that MT, Davis will take up in thi ] territory Is much tie same as is bein | done by outside representatives of bank ? in many cities and will cover the entir
 range of commercial banking and sax f ings accounts together with special fes lures of particular interest in this fielt The following Is the list of B name
 that will go on the bronze memorial tai
 let that will be erected by grateful cit
 zens Of the town of Brooklyn in honor
 the men of the town who served in u i World war: Eibra L. Baker, Ethan ] t: Baker, Fred Balcom, Robert K Bar h Frederick ]. Beeney. George c. Beene 1, Cleon Bell, Matthias Bernier, Theophil l. Bernier Jr.. Wilfred Bernier. Peter Be ' sette, Charles E. Blake, John Boisell '- Jr.. AdeIard Boucher. Joseph Bouthi s Her. James L. Brown, Joseph F. Burto 7, Nelson Caouette. Bernard Casey, Jol
 Casey. Raymond Casey, Linwood n Chapman. Paul ". Chapman, Alanson y Colvin. Waldo Colvin. Arthur Cote, A
 thur DeForest. Arthur Desautels, Wa It ter Deviney. Raymond H. Doyen, Ser, c Doyen, Robert Dragon, Walter H. E. d ans.' Joseph Ferrigno Emil Gaudrea I Laurion Gaudreau. Silvio Gauthie
 Thomas German. Joseph Gosselin, A e mond Goulet. James Harney, Roland Id r. Henry Kelly. Raymond Falmouth, Err
 Klein. Alfred Langevin. Robert L. L.
 throp. Carroll NJ. Lawton, Martin Le Y demer. Hugh L. Mason. Adelard Mathie }, John Mayhew, William A. Mayhew A # bert L. Messier. Ovila Methe, Thom; n Moran. Alfred Parent, George L. Pear .- Albert Piette. Ernest 1T. Pike, "Willia
 H. Pike, Arthur Rainville,. Edmond R