Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-01
pANEIS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS

morning when he came speeding down through Mechanic street and over the Main street crossing at an intersection Of streets where fast operation of a motor vehicle is dangerous. Chief John AicFaT- land hailed Brodeur and ordered him into court. When the case was called Non Gay morning Btodeur pleaded not guilty, so all adjournment was necessary until afternoon. that witnesses might ps sam noned. A half dozen witpscses were called into 10 testify agai>st the defend ant, but all were nqt used to establish l t1at he was travelt1g at an excessive rate Of speed Brodeur finally admitted that he was driving at the rate of 30 miles ! an hour, while the legal limit in cities [ and borogs is 20 miles per hour.
 Upon his having pleaded guilty to 2 ! charge of ra4le, Raymond GuiIbert, 36, has ! heen bound over under bonds of s3 ,ooG to await trial at the next term of the su- | perior court having crimina! jurisdiction l and in default of bonds has been commit | ted to Brooklyn Jail. The information 1 filed against GuiT5ert in the complaint | charges him with relations with two lit- | tie giris-one 13 years of age, the other ! i5-both resident in Danie!son.
 John Sullivan, a veteran of the Civil | war and formerly. d resident in Waureg2n ! and in Danielson. is dead at the home of 1 AIr. and Mrs. Michael Shea in New Lon don, where he has been 8 resident for several years. since leaving Danielson. 1 MT. Shea leaves three daughters, Mrs, Michael Shea, Mrs. Benjamin Mowry, Mrs. Ella Ward, all formerly resident here or at Wauregan. where the body is to be brought for burial in the Sacred Heart cemetery
 
 Monday evening, at the farm home ,O' Slr. and Mrs. J. w. Gallup, on Stear { hill, members of the Busy Bees class 'oi the Baptist Sunday school gave Hal lowe'en social that was in the nature Of a farewell party to Mir. and Mrs. Hor- ace F. Turner, who are soon to leave for Wareham, Mass, where MT Turner has been appointed superintendent oi schools. The evening was spent in aI unusually carghtfuI manner, with many suggestions of the Halloween season Mrs. Turner, who has been teacher oi the Busy Bees class, was presented q rene eInorance by the members. Refresh. nents were served. | Jack O Lanterns, black eats,- ghosts and numerous other devices for observ- ance of All Hallows' Eve featured the happenings of Monday evening. Scores oi children amused themselves during the very carly hours of the evening .anc had most wonderful time scoring others and getting scared, themselves About town there were numerous partie: in which Halloween doing helped pass ar | interesting evening,
 ' At St. James church Monday morning Y Rev. Joseph Mou6sier was celehrant at { service for Sophie Brostek the Mttle gir ] who died as the result Of being severely burned last Wednesdsy while playing with a lighted can lie. The bearers were Adelard Lenlieux, Walter Stmyuiski Henry Charron and Clarence King Bur
 ial was in Holy Cross cemetery. Loui! L. Kennedy was in charge Of the funera
 arrangements.
 today at St. James church, several earl!
 masses being said for the convenience o
 parishiouers who work.
 Harry C. Worthy of Worcester was visitor With friends in Danieison Monday Throughout all of this section there |
 sscarcity of strictly fresh eggs at thi
 time
 From al directions lereabouts come re
 ports of an improvements in trade an
 other business conditions.
 j. c. Writer and x. <. Witter wer
 at Hartford Monday u conduct a sale c
 livestock.
 ! Henry C. Bernard Of New Bedford ha
 been visitor with friends in DanieIsor ! Actually blasting operations are .ex