Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-12
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rn violate tho quarantine now being en- forced against the animals in this town. I Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver. dog warden for KHlngly. brought the men into court as the result of complaints hl had received
 ArminlsIe Lajeunnesse. who lives at what was one1tine known as the River szde racetrack property pleaded guilty 'rn a charge that he had allowed a vicious dog Co run at large This particular dog set upon Sheriff Aver Friday night when the officer went to the old race track 60 order Lajeunnesse into court Complaints had been received from va rious sources that this dog was a menace co the safety of persons who might hap pen to be in the vicinity of where it is kept Iaicunnesse said the dog was kept tied excepting af times when he himself was at home. and then was allowed to run about A fine of s7 and costs, amounting to S1S54, was imposed and paid
 IT, |. Racine. of Reynolds street. paid a dns of S3 and costs to make a total of s594 for allowing his bird dog al lIbtr,y AIr. Racine did not willfully violate tho quarantine regulations and fold tre court that he believed it was per missIbie Co go about netar his home with The dog while giving it training  AIr. Racine did not intend 10 violate the law. SO imposed only a small fine.
 Forest NTcPeck. wao uvcs on a farm that abutts on the state highway above Arrawluran. first pleaded not guilty to a charge that he had allowed an Aireds1le lberty and then. after lengthy discus sion of the case with the court officials, changed his plea Go guilty and was given minimum fine Of sl and costs, in all just over s5. McPeck was emphatic in his statement Co the court that his dog had not been If the grounds > his place. that he keeps the dog tieG>\ all the time. excepting a very few minutes a- uich- when tEe animal is allowed to go ahoEt near the barn. and finally de- c.arll -ra- the dog Sheriff Aver saw I- .r highway was not the McPeck dog, h-- another Ai-edale. Court officers a--=Et .r vain 60 have NIcPeck give the nam. rr the owner of The other Aire- dale. tu- Cf-. Ncpeck did not do so, al- tr.-rl th- court officers are satisfied of ts. truth of hts statement 10 the court r. was fined .n a minimum amount for what was a technical violation of tho 1ua-lr,i1c-
 Nelson DelIars. who was in court last week calrrtl with a violation of the dl2 rrarartIua and a- that time pleaded no culty and iu default of a Sloo bond fol taa continuance uf the case has beer awaiting trial at Brooklyn jail, pleaded -r-v Uhen presented Saturday morning I- view of the fact that he had been 1T ian o- week and that material cost had accumulated. be was fined Sl, th, ra-a r-i--lr- -re total he raid 10 Sl2l0 rra--. .f irtoXicatio1 made aCaius hin r. t1e time he was first brought into -ar-t was roIea. Demars halls iron Goodyear. where he has been living in 5hacE
 There Is fair promise that Danielsor Iz r7 have what may develop into splen did symphony orchestra Lester H Wheeler. who is doing the Organization and hopes 60 get 5Q or more. Danle-sol ana -ha surrounding territory has man. r-. -rrelc.a-s AIr. Wheeler is anxiou Co r.t l1 touch with all of these ant CD Interest them in the new orEauiza rra. which would be a fine thing to uar.a,so- Co have As soon as the mem ha-r..1 is recruited. those who hay 5rlre6 will be called together to discus procuring @ director and the other ar rarreueuts necessary 10 launching tn 5-arlza-i1u- The public will wish thi project well. f-r l- holds up he prospeC -s concerts that would be greatly en loved and would give Danielson a dis 1-c-.c1 i- thc field Of music not enjoye ty any town in eastern Connecticut
 KminrIy men who talk great dei utol- l third party were showing sign DO activity Saturday and endeayoring arouse sufficient interest to put an il ae1-rlt-t Lckt- lE the fled for the ar neal -0wu election on the first Monda co October No definite announcement were available. however. as to what ma he 11-e-
 Tho fact that caucuses are being hei by t1e established political parties hs f-i--ed tle independents to s-me ac tvi-y. however
 what things a man sees when | doesn't have gun, How numerous II game birds are during the closed seaso AZ jus, -his time men who like the hun ing season and the sport t brings te stories o. foclls o< partridge, quail ar rhczslrrs being encountered in all se lions ot the outlying territory. On tl state highway on Shippee hill, betwet uanieis0u and Wauregan, one day 1u Ing tha past week. g uotorist had sIovr down Co allow a flock of nine phea ants co laZily cross ahead of his mac he. Others tell Of encountering focl uf narridrls almost as tame as her Quau have been reported from nal places Hunters are impressed that | comparative midness and openness
 lhe past winter gave the game birds real chance and that hunting shou De good hercabouts this fall.
 Another section of Danielson. just sou % th8 borough border and in what known as the Fall Brook section, is be opened up for building. IL has seel cd strange Co many that Danielsol growth has been nOrthwar6 for yea hur this has been due in large measu Co thl rapid development of Connectic Tare by the Connecticut Mills Compa snd has brought attendant growth thai at The present time Danielson a FamvilIe arc practically one. It is | nered that the southward GeEelepme win he tho next 10 come along, W tha promise of greater building activ in the Eiverview section when the to' provides for a new bridge across AssawaSa river. an improvement u cannot cf necessity be long delayed
 NathzrIel Greenleaf of Sherbrooke. O. was the week end guest of Mir a Mrs Clarence A. Potter of. Bread stre
 Danielsoa Is to be one of the few uaaluinr stations in this part of scate at which examinations for mo veh icle operators licenses will be e ducted by representatives of the mo vehicle department Putnam and Wi mantle are 10 be continued as examin stations. but Plainheld and JeVett c are to be discontinued. according to nou=comeuts made at the headquart of themotor vehicle department at Ha f1-d- The changes will free the inspt ors for more work on the hizhwa Nearly 90 ca the present examining s
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