Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-19
DANELSON


who died in Attleboro is to be brought
to Danielson Sunday for burial in West
field cemetery. Mrs. Young was the wife
of Frederick Young, who was engaged Tor
years in business in Pawtuelet. she mao
been in poor health for long time.
She was a daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
Aionzo Potter family we'll known IN
this town sears ago and resided at Good-
year, then Williamsville. Mrs. Potter.
who was a graduate of KfllinEfJ Hlgn
school. leaves her husband, married
son and her. mother Her rrlenos mere
testify to the beauty of her character
and her many charming graces.
II was stated Friday afternoon inst
there is a possibility of the members Oh
the roads, rivers and bridges COMMITTEES
and the appropriations committee OF the
general assembly who are in Putnam to-
dav making a visit to Danielson this
afternoon to view the route to Little Rest.
improvement of which is provided foS in
bill introduced by Representative e. L.
Darpie. Today surely would afford the
committee men an ideal opportunity for
inspecting this uncompleted section OF
trunk line, for It is rougher now than
the Rocky Road to Dublin. driving over
which even a Ford would develop Bright 5
disease.
A few of our. specials for today: Rock
irgha1n cigars, 10 cents; stuffed dates,
So cents h.. chocolate covered pepper
mint chips 40 cents ID. Nose the Drug
gist, Rexall Store.-adv.
KuIingly High School students and the
faculty of the school were well pleas
ed with the showing made by the rep
resentaives of the local institution in the
typewriting contest held at Putnam, as
kak ofk ~ n
morning.
Connecticut Mills will face a aaintet
Of PLAYERS tonight in the town hall that
gave them their worst beating of the
sessan at Millhury Monday evening of
This week Though Millbury. which is
an aIl-stRr aggregation won the Monday
game by a score of IS 20 90 no such
margin of victory will likely be permit
ted the visitors In this evenings game.
Connecticut Mills IL confident of being
able to take the measure of the Milbury
boys The game is likely to be whirl-
wind fast and one ~ the very best Of the
sea son, the fans say.
This is tho ideal time for, trin>ming
vines and shrubs This is our special
work Victor Parreault Box IS, Daniel
son.-adv
Charles tBiIliel Russell left here Fri.
H.
Join the Garsocis 'of 1921 company in
which he. with his partner. are to be
featured in r special act Next wees;
the company viii 20 into Ohio. Ths
company IS p,avfa- on a circuit that will
take # to the Pacific coast uIr Rus.
sell expects TO be away several months.
At the L-.ea s--rices Mt st. Al
bans church Thursday evening Of nex
week Rev. Waiter F. Brochet Of Will
mantle VIII be TIE preacher. Tuesday ev.
sning. March l. Rt Rev. Edward Cam
pion Acheson, suffragan bishop Of Con
necticut will visit St Adams
TnpsuaI weather conditions that has,
prevailed since the first of the year have
caused traffic to play havoc with prac
tically ever street in Danie,son except
ing Main street. which is perna entity
paved. Alternate thawfng and freezing
weather has RESULTED in street surface.
becoming deeply rutted and travel ovel
them is exceedingly difficult and un.
comfortable. There seernS little pros
pect of rqmedyihg the condition, how
ever. until the frost is ont Of the groinS
and. that probably will not be for som
time to come
Funeral services for Mrs, Cerina
Peloquin were held at the Sacred Hear
church in Wsu-egan Friday morning ant
we're attended by relatives and man,
friends Of the deceased. Burial wac II
the Sacred Heart cemetery. Louis E
Kennedy was the funeral director.
After a her ring before Judge W. Fen
Ter Woodward in the town court F'rida,
afternoon John J. Moran Of East Killinsiy
married was bouId over under $500
bonds to await trial at the next term o
The superior court. probable cause bein,
i'm rha -
and indecent assault. Moran. who wa
represented by Attorney Charles L. Tor
rey Of Putnam, pleaded not guilty TIL
alleged victim of the crimes charged ties
titled against Moran. She was Is years o
age last October and charged that tn
crimes alleged were committed in De
ceTnber. One other witness. girl of 1
years Of age, testified in the case, beir
brought over from the jail at Brooklyn
where she IS being kept for the presen
while awaiting admission to the stat
farm for women
Moran. who has lived In East K:ilinkl
for years. could not furnish the amour
of the bond and was taken to Brookiy
jail by Deputy Sheriff Charles A. Aye
FOR two years he has been living ana,
from his wife, who has filed suit for d
vorce.
IL bill pending IN the legisla ture
passed numbers of Killingly people Nj
Je liable to be fined. This bill provids
penalties for those who walk careless
and negligently in the highways. 1t
strange fact that many people vi
ibandon a good sidewalk and travel aior
The highway, and on state roads tn
practice is more dangerous today The
walking on a railroad track. for there Al
twenty times many motor vehicles this
trans passing to and fro
The wireless aerial over Hale's sto
is being put back in place after being o.
Of commission since the war; when r
strictions were placed on the use Of wir
less apparatus by the government.
The Fortnightly club is to meet ne
Tuesday afternoon, Washington's Dirt
day with Mrs. John NJ DOVE of Nor
Main street.
It is announced that nearly $50 N