Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
DANELSON

Danielson people as well as residents of all towns along the route from New London to Putnam, will have an oppor- tunity to see sight next Sunday that will remind the overseas men of days spent in France.
 The Branford batter of the 192nd ar tillery is routed to pass through Daniel son and is expected here sometime Sun day afterno9A. The battery, which is eX- pected to reach New London sometime late Saturday will spent the night in the vicinity of that city, Captain F. O. Huntingdon said Thursday, and on Sunday will proceed northward on the way to Camp Devens probably spending Sunday night in the vicinity of Putnam. The battery should arrive in Danielson some time during the afternoon hours and will be well worth seeing, as the equipment being hauled over the roads includes four of the great 155 NM. G. P. F. guns with which the regiment is equipped as well as anti-aircraft guns and much other equip ment The battery is cempltely motor zed and is the last word in up-to-date- ness of equipment.
 The progress of the battery is not ex- pected to be rapid on account of the linn tied speed capabilities of the big trac- tors that will haul tn guns.
 The first detachment of the local sup ply company of the regiment left here Thursday morning for Camp .Devens to make ready the, quarters to be occupied by the Danielson Company. The detachment includd First Class Privates Huntingdon, Burton, Bernier and Gilbert. The Dan ielson company is to be located in bar racks between Third and Fourth ave nues at Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Captain Huntingdon has been at Camp Devens this week to inspect the quarters.
 Charles Billie" Russell, who has been with the Gambols of 1921 company, has returned here after sixteen consecutive weeks on tour. In that period he never missed appearing in performance and returns here for a well earned rest. The tour covered the states Of West Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York The show has closed for the summer season and will not re- turn to the road until early fall.
 decision recently handed down by the supreme court in a case of local in lnterest-Ryron NJ Lewis of East Kill establishes the money posted as bail is not attachable. More than a year ago Mir. Hopkins. after his appearance in the town court here on a minor charge, the result of a dispute with MT. Lewis posted s100 cash bail and this later was garnisheed in another action. Attorney E. l.. Darbie, representing MT. Hopkins filed plea in abatement and the mat ter eventually came into the supreme court of the state, the ruling being that money posted as bail cannot be attached Many attended a solemn high mass of | requiem at the funeral of Mrs. Amelia 1 Guerton, wife of Xavier Guertin, at St 1 Johns church, Plainfeld, at g o'clocl rI1I,,-, D n n 1 sey was celebrant of the mass and Rev 1 J. c. Mathieu of Wauregan and Rev. J ] E. Mccarthy of Moosup deacon and sub i deacon respectively Burial was in St i Joseph's cemetery, Dayville. L. E. Ken hedy was in charge of the funeral ar l engagements.
 i Girls club food sale at Dr. Judson' this Friday afternoon from to 5-adv.
 Ifhe reports of Mrs. Emma F. Filling l secretary; Mrs. AM. Huntingdon, treas urer of the Civic federation and of Mis- Miriam Bocmhower, visiting nurse, ar indicative of the success of the organ ization during the past year and of tn great amount of good that 1t is accomp fishing in this town.
 Undertaken several years ago, tn work of the federation has been of req value and outclasses any effort alon SucH lines ever made III DanlelSon or VI cinity
 The reports of the secretary treasure and visiting nurses are as follows:
 Treasurer eighth annual rport of tn Civic Federation of Danielson, for thin teen months ending June 3rd, 1921:
 Cash on hand May T, 1920 sS4S.6 Received cash from S4
 membership fees ....s 95.o0 Received cash from Con-
 necticut Mills, Inc. ...10o.Oe Received cash from
 Quinebaug Co.,. 10000 Received Cash from F.
 H, Jacobs Mfg Co.,. 25.o0
 Received cash from indi-
 viduals ......... 26ss
 Received cash from Tag
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