Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-28
DANELSoN

In the town court Tuesday morning,
Louis Pe7oquin was found guilty OF
having left his automobile parked without
Lights on the state highway at Alta
wauean and was fined SIS and eos.s,
amounting to s14.4s, Mr. Peloquin. who
& an overseer a. the Connecticut mills,
%ea6ed not guilty to the charge and rep
resented that the car was parked of the
state highway. His arrest was due to
rne fact that the position in which his
machine was left lead to a crash Between
Sro other cars, one owned and driven by
Jesse N. Burgess Of Putnam the other by
F. P. Lawrence Of BolIouville. State
OFFICER A. W. Williams. who Investigated
Ehe case and ordered Mr. Peloauin to ap
pear in court, said that Mr.. Burgess ex-
alsined that he came upon the Pelonuin
car on a curve at Attawaugan, Just
above where the highway leads off to
come down past the Kfllingiy town farm,
and that as he swung out to avoid strIl1-
ing the Feioquin maceine. on which there
was no light, he could not prevent col
lision with the Lawrence car which was
coming IN the opposite direction; ths
highway at that place not being wide
enough for three cars A front left wheel
was wrecked on the BURGESS car and on
the Lawrence car.
Tuesday afternoon. at her home In Elm
FiTie, funeral services for Mrs Rival Z.
Rs@son were conducted by Rev. Waiter
3. williams Of the Westeld Con7raga ton
a. church. Burial was IN westtierd Gem
etsry. The bearers were Ii. r. Surrey,
Theodore z. Ha1nrett. Janee Danislson
and ]. H Milli-an A. F.. Wood was in
charge OF the funeral arrangements
--ThnnaI Cuff and. Mary --Jessup who
eaTr- 49, i. L.
and who have since been he'd at Brook
lyn jarl to await trial on the charges pre-
fererred aSsi1ss them were brtlaght to
Dsnielson Tuesday to go on trial but
through an agreement that ap7esred 1o he
sstl1actnry-t3 an 'di-ecfly coEcerned there
sNs z wedding instead Of z trial The
couple we've married by a Justice Of the
oszce at MS office and The cases men I'M
against the cor7le. who have been living
at Killfngfy Center, were no'1ed.
Tuesday was a day Of steadylng down
and getting back to normal in. Darial-
son following the rush CT the re-qloliday
period and the visiting and entertainin-
81 Christmas time. At the postoffice al
of the holiday mali had been cleaned 10
a0ctrtins for the delivery of a few
packages to ho~h7'ders Who have MT
sailed at the office for a day or two.
Next Saturday noon VIII bring the
beginning of another holiday period sim
Tar in length to the Qne Just co7nrS'~ted
AZ at Christmas time, business will b.
generally suspended in manufactrri1
and mercantile lines. At the aess offic,
holiday schedule of hours wiz he in
force Monday next, which will be observ-
ed as New Years.
Reports from hon1s- IN tow indscatcd
ia, t179t
itv have she h-lIday Swing cl1b haai+
firmly fixed. Hundreds of peo-'e AYE
gonc into these clrbs and viii depo-t ?
little every weak arainst the coming a
another Christmas time and the me 7'ir-
Of FAe unusual expenses OF such a +. rio !
fec Is, Of new m e7rfoers are incluGed j.
the banks club iris time and other vii
conF.nua = come IN. as is the rule ear
year until after New Years. II Is posi-
bic that as much as $T5.shO will be a.,
s1t 70 members 81 these club just befor,
cIlristmasd in 1922.
Federal officers interest in the enforce
a1ent Of prohibition are renorted as mai
lnz observations all through this part o
he colinty. following recent raiEs TIN
uncovered tainTs OF interest in tic town
y Sterling, Pfainfeld and Brooklyn
Since the conip'- of r-roaibiti Il ral's /.
EASTERN W l0und'l county nave no. hee'
numerous but there are Indications tina
there are greater activities alo@g thi
Inc in sight.
Next Sunday at St James church. III
feast of che Circumcision WILL he Go
served and there Will be masses as US
ua1 on New Years cay. with an earl
morning high mass. , Parishione-s Wer
liberal in their Christmas giving at tn
masses last Sunday and the -as--r. Re-
John Roux. NJ s.. IS appreciative Of tn
generosity Of the people.
At Pomfret a dog has recovered
valuable ring, the property Of Nr+. F
W Clark, Ct Chestnut Hill Pa, lost las
summer while Mrs. Clark was at Ponlfr
70 attend d wedding. Search has bee
made cons' antly for months for the r.iss
Ing ring. The dog Dug It out Of n law
II Ponfret school. holding il with d ras
Of dead grass and leaves in his mc';t
Until his master came and recove rel :
A LIBERAL reward was offered at the tim
Of the loss for the recovery # the rim
Schools in KillinrTly open the winte
term Tuesday morning Jsnuarr :.
Miss Kathleen Burns CT Tcrtfo- w