Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-12
DANEISON


 nearly a score of heavy trucks and bearing about 200 officers, including a colonel. and enlisted men, many of the members of the seth regular infantry Ind some quartermaster's department troops, passed through Danielson Tues day afternoon. The train was bound from Camp Devens for New York.
 Tuesday morning the funeral of Miss Annie M Sharin, who died Saturday in Cleveland was held from the under taking rooms of L. F. Kennedy with high mass of requiem at St. James church at. 9 o'clock. Rev. Augustin Chapignac. M S., was celebrant of the mass. which was attended by relatives and friends of Miss Sharin. who was a resident here for many years and also formerly lived at Elmvile. Relatives and friends were present from Norwich, Providence and Mechanicsville. Burial was in the family lot in St. James eemeteryq The bearers were Hugh Cor man, Thomas Killian, John McGowan and Patrick ?. Murray. There were some beautiful floral pieces.
 Someone who careIessIy dropped a match In a drift of dry leaves that ac- cy1u1u' 'ated after the days gale on the sidewalk at the residence of Mrs. Jo- seph Danielson in the Westfield section started a fire that soon had the fence ablaze. late Monday night. Persons who were passing nut out the fire and notified members of the household Had the fire remained undiscovered for few mora minutes it would have caused a serious situation.
 Near summer temperatures returned Tuesday to delight humanity and to draw out many who love the foliage -colorinrs that October always brings All of this section of the county is now wonderfully beautiful and indicative ot the reason for styling this section tho Pe-kshireS of eastern Connecticut Drives through Brooklyn. Killingly Poufret. tho Woo1stocl5s and Thomp son are well worth while this week.
 Bees that had gathered on Center near School street late Tuesday after noon. attacked a little boy and hi mother and both were severely stuns before the irfuriated bees could be driv en away. The presence of bees is sucl c'ose proximity to the business sectio1 was a sur0risa to many who learne, about the incident.
 There is much local interest in tn dfsnosftion ofsthe eases of Edward ] Gay a. and Walter IT Showers 20, Xii H7glv boys who were before the suner for court in Putnam Tuesday to answe f7- their n1an 10 hold u1 Guy Zito c Putnam and to rob him and steal hi car iu this towr. They never carrie ont their D1en losing their nerve whe thev had 7it0 f7 position to be thei victim. Cav Fooe 10 the s+a+a raforma tory at CHa1N'~a on an indefinite son terco while Showers who is reearde hv officials as 70 du0e of Gays. is { so~vo two months in jail. The youn
 
 T-ev D'ead guilty to a charge of COT euiracv.
 sEetarir.s pre apnreciative of the fat Chat brush which ohScured vision of th hirrwav at the bridge in Attawauea fas been cut down. greatly lessenin the danger Of collisions at this poin vhrr7 there have been several narro escapes from crashes during the na, month. A clear view around the ber t1 tN' highway is to he had since sta h'rhW7v department men cleared ol high brush that had grown up
 Increasing attendance marks tE Progress of the mission this week fc the ranch-sneaking women of the paI ish. The very early morning mas brings together large numbers of we men who are employed during the da,
 IT. wns etatad Tuesday that ns n1uC as two miles of sidewalks may be COT s-ructed on different streets in the bo1 ough next spring as the result of 1T cam0aign Of the chamLer of commerc for better sidewalks. Some pronert owners will have wa ks built withor awaiting general action on the plal There Is a nrosnect, t Is said, of son Of the work being done this fall, b, thH bulk of the work will not be dor th's fall, but the bulk of the work wi not be done until spring.
 Prisoners nt Brooklyn jail held Q criminal charges have been transporte to Putnam and return durine the SC s'ons Of the superior court Tn a. mot, bus. a more convenient form of iou 0oying than Tn the old days Most 'Ho cases have now been disposed ( and the number of prisoners takt through Danieison was smaller Tuesda than on days last week.
 DHnislson followers of the worlds g ries of baseball sames were all net , Tuesday afternoon when the wires tic ed off the story of the Giants aga evening up the series. Those who ii To gau1bie on the outcome of the a nual events are now mora uncerta than ever as to whether they are geiI 10 be winners or losers.
 Thursdey ufseFnoon at the Afethed churo1i there is to be an open meeti, of the Mothers club to which all inte esasd have been invited Miss Je, Groavenor of Putnam is to address t meeting on the subject The Shoes r and our Children Should Wear. n meeting promises to be of particular teTest and profit.
 speefal eaTs is being taken in buff Ing abutnenfs for the bridges along f neE state highway between a point ca Of Banielsoa and the Rhode Island il at IAtfle Rest Ole of these bzids is uew under construction at the F WaEd Hail 9geDerty ip South Killing The bridges are to be built with ste foundations and strong enough to bc chs heaviest traffic
 Arthur Gaiiu9, Broad street, who ee1tly underwent a serious surgical ( eTafien iR a Worcester hospital is ste, fly gaining i1 strength at his home h. and Ss able to be out every day.
 Joseph LaPeile is visiting here "