Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
DANEISON

In a letter received by his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Philip s. Maynard, of High street, Silvio Maynard. who is secre-s tarv at the United States embassy in Cairo. tells of an earthquake recently ex- perienced in that section of the world Mi. Maynard is not expected to return to the United States until the summer of next year.
 Announcements were made at St. James church Sunday that the annual eerisus of the parish is to be taken at once The taking of the census will in- volve vis;tations by the priests of the parish to all of the families of the church in Danielson, Elmville, Brooklyn, Hamp- ton. South Killingly and other territory hefezbouts.
 RepubIican women of Wauregan and Brooklyn will join this evening in parad- ing with male voters of the party at a big rally to be held in Brooklyn. The Harding and Coolidge club of Wauregan the only uniformed marching club seen in this section during the present campaign, is to take part in, .tonights rally at Brooklyn. and soFwin the Wauregan band.
 -DeForest Wells is to preside at the meeting, to be held in Unitarian hall N Waldo Kennedy of Eastford, formerly a newspaper editor and more recently iden- tified with the Loyal Order of Moose, and in time past a democrat, is to be the principal speaker. Rev. E. A. Blake, D. D., also will address the meeting, and 1t made by Brooklyn candidates for some offices on the republican ticket.
 While prompting at n dance in Alta vaugan Saturday evening, Charles Bonin, 4s, of that place, became seriously ill He ta I.s- :, called. but MT. Bonin gradually grew worse and died within short time. He was native of Putnam. Mr. Bonir leaves family.
 At her home in DayviIIo during the early hours Of Sunday morning the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Chase, wife of Frank Chase, occurred Mrs. Chase, who was 2 native of Ireland. had been a resident ot DayTille for about half century. Sht leaves her husband and a son by a for mer marriage, Daniel Meehan.
 Saturday morning the funeral of Mrs Margaret Reneault was held at her hom, here with services at St. James church the officers of the solemn high mass O requiem being Rev. August Chapignac. NJ s., Rev. M. J. Ginet, NJ. S. and Rev. Johl Roux. M s Burial was in Holy Cros cemetery. The bearers were Franci Reneault, Anthony Reneault Ieol Reneault. Charles Reneault, Eugene De velley. L. NJ. Beschand. Louis E. Ken nedy was the funeral director.
 Funeral services fer Iehabod Fagnr who died vat his home in Brooklyn, wer conducted on Saturday by Rev. Alber Jepson. pastor of St Alhan's church o Danielson. Burial was in the South ceme tery al Brooklyn. The bearers were An drew Taylor. William Taylor, Williar Daley and William Newport Louis + Kennedy had charge of the funeral ar arrangements.
 Hundreds gathered Saturday at tn auction sale conducted by J. Carl Witte and N. A. Witter. under order of Deput SherifT Charles E. Ayer, at the Charle Dansereau farm. off-the highway leadin from South Killingly to Moosup pont Dansereau recently was sentenced | serve not less than two nor more tha three years in the state prison, havin been convicted of stealing a calf fro Edward c. Ames of Central Village. IT unusually large atten1a for such small sale was the cause of interest many familiar with auction crowds in tn territory. There were many and eag, buyers and everything offered. exceptir Dansereau's two farms, was sold
 h notice issued by the selectnen Killingly asking for bids for lease of u town hall for a year there appears tn paragraph: Tt is further understood 1b; the hall will not be leased for boxing, for any other purpose that would lead , to prize fighting"
 It is understood that a fratenal orgal