Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-10
DAMEr.SON

q In@rD4ncemenr ia made here of Cne tnarriaEe at the cathedral in Baltimore by Rev. James Hefey of Miss Dorothy fClare GllMgan, daughter of Mr. and flErs- Charles Gillisaa of this town. and Euggme Loyal Martin of Olney. Illinois iAfter a wedding tfip Mfr and Mrs. Mar tin will occupy a newly purchased Impairment. at No. l Rutland Courts, 1725 lLeyden. N w.. Washington, D. C., where AfrA Martin. who is a graduate of Kill lhngly High school. class of 1918, has been in the government service for sev- lerai years.
 Prompt action was taken by Ki1Iingfy hunters on the suspension of the ban lon tho hunting season Mcnday. when The Bulletin brought the prominently displayed Announcement that Governor Lake had decided that Sundays heavy ram had allayed the danger of forest lfres. Within an hour after this paper tbrought s1e news into every nook and tcoruer of KilRngly the hunters were on ltheir way to the hunting grounds. Dep iuty Warden F. b. Kies, who spent the forenoon aheld. said that he encoun- Itered several hunters and investigated as to their. obeying the law. He found lno violations.
 Several hunters had good luck and brought in different varieties of game birdA IL was very hot for the sport ldonday. the hunters agreed, and there ara too many leaves on the trees as yet.
 Anothsr nuisance Is being complained about by motorists and is more or less scientifically described as pestHerous lEnsalzarosis, which translated into ordi- nary English means a pest that sneal1s about minding other peoples business lDanislson is afflicted by very few Ispeclmens, and 1t is said they occupy their evenings ri61ng about and hiding lup in their machines to spy upon other motoring parties. It is said that there ss no closed season for hunting the pes Aiferous sneakarosis, a fact that prob ably win be taken advantage of to cure some of the spy riders at the proper time and place. If what one hears sn indignant circles may be believed.
 Next Monday evening the republicans tof %iliingly will caucus to name their candidates for representatives A cau- didate for judge of probate and candi- dates for justices of the peace also will be named at this caucus. which will bring out several hundred voters. it is lan5cipated-
 Up Co Monday afternoon aUpeoxi- iurztsly 200 hunting licenses had been is- sued by Town Clerk Frank T. Preston. The majority of these licenses have been itsued just in advance of the hunting season although many of them have lboen In force since the first of the year. Az is always the rule, Ifcensess will con ttnue eo be taken out during the hunt ing ssason. Ali licenses will expire the end Of Decsuber.
 Soseph FeEniania, 16, and William OBrten, 14, the South Boston boys wno were held at the police station here over Sunday were sent back to Boston Mon day afternoon by Chief Jhn Mcfarland after he had been. informed by the Bos- ton police department that Parents of the boys wanted nohinz to do with them and cared less what was done to pun ish them for running away from home Tho Boston police advised that they be prosecuted here as vagrants, but Chiei Mcfarland declined to present them 1T court and told the officer with whom h. was talking by telephone that transpor taton to Bosom would be furnished tht boys and the Boston police might do al they saw fit with them. The curversa . it1on indicated that the Boston polio. likely would get the boys at the Soutf station and proceed against them or uons charge or another.
 Among the notable anniversaries tS hs obsarved here this week will be the drcoEery of America, October 12, 1492 Columbus day will not be observed witt much pomp or ceremony in Danielson though passing attention will be giver z in one form or another.
 Boy over IS wanted for steady wo-l Rt the Wootworth store. Danielson.- hdF.
 In view of the fact that deer appeal to be plentiful tn surrounding countr, this fall. game officials will keep a clos, watch for hunters who take them. It | well known that numbers of deer ar, killed. each fall by hunters who happei upon them while hunting other game Restrictions are placed upon the killin, of deer. Of this hunters are aware, bu the temptation to get one sometimes be comes too strong to be resisted. Know