Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19
DANIELSON

% The directors of the Windham County National bank have reelected these ofn- ceys who served the institution during the past year: President, Timothy D. Hopkins; vice president, Nathan U. Prince cashier, Francis B. Storer; as- sistant cashier, Frank J. G. Bailey. The name of Nathaniel G. Williams of Brook lyn should have been included in the re- gently published list of directors of the bank.
 At the homo of MT. and Mrs. George H.. Call on Broad street, Tuesday after noon, at o'clock. evR. Walter B. Will Hams of the Westfield Congregational church conducted a funeral service for Arthur Graham Call, brother of MT. Call. who died Sunday at Attleboro. Burial was in Westfield cemetery. The bearers were Frank T. Preston, Oswald c. Street, E. H. Reach and F. E. Bitgood. A. F. Wood had charge of the funeral arrange s ments.
 There were suggestions of Medicine Hat and Moose Jaw in the temperatures De- ing scrolled upon the recording sheet ar woodward's store during Tuesday, cas- ily. the coldest day of the winter It. was only by supreme effort it seemed, that the mercury managed to crawl up to four degrees above zero at the noon hour,
  ing record of three below. While these - low records for the present winter have often been surpassed in other seasons not many days proved more disagree abfe, for a piercing northwest wind drove the cold through all ordinary protection against the blasts of winter
 ssThe icemen frightened up, however and there were many other citizens who welcomed the change from near-spring conditions to real winter
 A bill providing for one weeks open season for hunting deer in Connecticut has been introduced in the general as Seulbly by Attorney E. L. Darbie of D1nielson and the measure is sure to be Iikfed among those that will inspire splr- tied debate when it comes up for consid- eration. It has already attracted editor ial attention from one of Hartford's best known papers
 ;sAttorney Darbte has not offered the nroposed open season without due con- alteration, however It has been what might be termed an open secret for sev- eraf years past that deer killing has been surprisingly large every fall not only in Wiidham county but as well throughout tte state wherever deer are to be found. At the present time game officials of the county are giving attention to reports of illegal killing of deer in Canterbury and other territory nearby during the past few weeks
 Farmers now have the right to kill deer found dama ging theIr property. 9th CTS take the right pronto sighting a deer. This being the case. Attorney Dar- bic has felt that he is responding the wishes of a great many hunters when he asks tho legisla ture to enact mea sure that will give them an open season of one week in which all may have an honest and legal opportunity to go deer hunt ing. This is done in Massachusetts and in some other New England states
 As drawn Representative Darbie's bill provides that the last week of the usua fall hunting season be declared open fo1 hunting deer.
 Deer are no longer plentiful in this corner of tho state. though those in Wind ham county would mako considera blc herd if assembled in one mark The re 6uction in their numbers has been due tc both legal and illegal shooting of them For this reason all of tho hunters want ; chance, or nearly all do. to hunt in one, and legal manner for handsome bucl or prancing doe. Strong opposition tt the measure may develop however q, has been the riIie' for several session, past when the matter of an onen Soaso, has come up for discussion and action.
 At St. Patrick's church, ThompsonviIle where Rev. Thomas j.. Preston, formerl, pastor of St. James church, Danielson has been in charge for the past 25 years announcement has been made by Rev William F. O'Byien that parishoners hay contributed S2S,132 toward the project o freeing the church from mortgage Tn drive was intended to raise s16,000,' s the goal has been exceeded.
 Tho clearing away of all ncumh rance on the church property at Thomp sonviile is intended as tribute of ap preciation on the part of his people o the extraordinary labor that Father Pres ton has accomplished there during tn 25 years of his pastorate
 The splendid church edifce that Fla the- Preston caused to be erected cos with its interior decorations, in the neigh