Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
DANIELSON And PUTNAM NEWS
DANELSON

nav. Ignatius Kost, as an alumnus of
ESe University of Louvain, has been in
fvtoed to be a guest Wednesday next at
tire Belgian consulate In New York and
"a meet General Baron Jacques, the dis
knEuished Belgian warrior and repre-
sentative of the Belgium government
who IS row in this country. Father
EKcst, who Is pastor of St Joseph's par
NKh at Dayville, was in Boston, Monday,
monday. In company with Rev. Angus
,Str Chapignac of ST. James church, to
see Marshal Foch. Sunday at Provi-
,deuce Rev. John Roux and Rev. Joseph
,Moussier Of ST. James parish personally
met Marshal Foch when he greeted
large group Of clergy assembled in that
city.
Small black handbag lost in business
section. Return Transcript. Reward
e6r.
Funeral services for Miss Mary f.
Bacon were held Monday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Z.
Danielson, Maple street, Rev. Walter B.
Williams Of the Westfeld Congregation
al church officiating. Eurial was in
South Kiuingly. Friends acted as
bearers and A. F. Wood was in charge
o, the funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Elmer F. Stone. es. IS dead at
her home in Foster, where she had lived
for many years. Mrs. Stone is survived
by her husband and by son, Leonard
stone.
oldheld tires 3Ox3 IL, non skid, s9.99 ,
30x3, non skid, ss99. at the School St.
Garage.-adv
At QuInebauE lake. Herbert c. Reach
IS making repairs to his ice houses pre-
paratorv 10 the harvesting Of next win
ter's cror. In one house new ST Is are
70 be put in and other repairs made. The
ice harvested last winter has been for
the greater part disposed of. allowing
OF undertaking the repairs that must
precede the reflling Of the houses.
The DanicIsou Trust company has an
nonnced the opening of a savings denart-
rneut. This IS Danielson's newest bank
ing institution. opened IN November
1914. and which has met with unusua
prosperity and has quickly grown into
an Institution Of recognized strer~-- I
and security. The establishment of It's
savings department rounds out his pre-
naredness to transact about every com
mon form Of banking business and is
nut into effect TO meet an insistent de
nand from the pr.'ic here and in sur
rounding towns.
More "Jakey" raids are promised 70
this town unless there is prompt rec
ignition Of the fact that Jamaica gin
ger Is now classed as an Intoxicating
liquor and that carrying in stock Of hav
ing possession OF quantities of It is con
strued by the courts as keeping viii
intent 10 sell. Permits issued by TIL
state, IN January Of this year or at an
later period are no protection agains
prosecution. The permits became nu'
and void when new stat
statute became effective in July. Warn
ing IS issued that carrying Jamaica gin
ge- IS on a par with carrying any intoXl
eating liquor IN stock and that the pen
alties upon arrest and prosecution ar
the same.
This fact has not been sensed or
being ignored IN soma quarters here l
Biilingly and officials are again warnin
that more raids are to follow close VI
Oh those OF last week unless this situa
lion IS Immediately cleaned up.
sidnuy r. Bard was resting COT
fortab'y at the Dav Kimban hospital
Putnam during Monday There ha
been little material change in his cor
dit.on during the mast few DAYS a
though those closely in touch with Ii
case have felt more encouraged Of lat
Nr Bard. injured two weeks AGO ney
Thursday morning IN an automobile az
cident on the BROOKLYN road. has not :
vet undergone euv -0rration for q
fracture Of tire skull jrat was ono Of Il
injuries NJ sustained in the accident
Just how popular cider remains rs
New England beverages f. indicated I
the fact that large quantities OF app!