Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

have fought for the nation and the
ideals for which it standsl"
Happenings in Dayville were the sub
iect Of more or less general conversa-
ton in DanieIson and elsewhere here
abouts over the weekend. Within the
space of few hours Friday night Day
VILE turned out two interesting items.
These have to do with a raid, early
in the evening, at the Dayvilie hotel,
where state officers seized a quantity Of
what the officers allege as intoxicants.
The seizure included cider, some beer
and liquors. W. H. Campbell will later
appear in the town court in connection
with the case.
At one o'clock Saturday morning the
General Put Engine company shot out
from the local central FIRE station for
fast run to Dayville, where the new
home of Wilfred Moulin was afire and
threatening to be the means of igniting
other property in the immediate neigh
borhood.I The engine company assisted
Dayville firemen in protecting other
property. Good water pressure was be-
ing obtained from the hydrant system
which was connected with pump be-
| ing operated at the plant of the ASA
waga Wooden company. The Captain
Put company returned here about 3 a.
m.
The Moulin house, just remodeled and
made ready for occupancy, which was
to have taken place Saturday, was prac-
tically destroyed
| Using the. emergency call system, at
the suggestion Of Chief A. p. Wood
ward, Miss Rose LaRoche, night opera
tor at the central ofice, reached every
regular member Of the engine company
by telephone and all Of them respond
ed.
At a meeting of the Danielson Chau-
tauqua guarantors the following were
elected officers or heads of committees
for this years series OF entertainments
President, Frederick A. Jacobs; first
vice president, Raymond E. Allen; sec
ond vice president, Edward Hall; sec
rotary Miss Ruth Foske; treasurer, Sid
ney W. Bard chairman ticket commit
} tee, Alfred L. Reed chairman lot and
permit committee, Frank T. Preston
trucking and lighting, Luther Pilling
hospitality, Miss Adah Danielson; jun
Tor town leader. Miss Emma F. Pilling
advertising. Howard Franklin; decora-
tons, Frederick
With the exception Of the cases O
/ two Of the number who have appeales
! to the superior court and one man VIII
= was said Sunday to be missing, tn
4 cases against the twenty men ARRESTED
week ago Sunday for gambling hav
been disposed Of before Justice Fran
E NJ. Bedard, on the West Side. This raj
= took place at coffee house on Sout
Main street, not on Elm street, as wa
: stated in The Bulletins original stor
) Of the raid.
! A report that a whole flock Of Ford
= from four to eight-was mixed up
q on 10 in
, | to WauTegan, near the old Dyer placi
about 10 o'clock Saturday night drew
large number of people to the location
4 numbers of cars being run down frol
= Danielson.
It so happened. however, that onl
/. two cars figured in the mixup. No or
. was injured. Each car lost a fror
= wheel. State officers Albert S. Field an
= Arthur w. Williams went to the wrec
and interviewed the drivers of the car
> who were told to report the happenir
to the state motor vehicle departmel
= at Hartford.
II The TaftviIIe team of the Easter
lie Connecticut Baseball league will con
4 here for a Memorial day game with Il
70 Connection. Mills team at Connectic
< Mills field. This will be Taftville's fir
appearance here this season and a b
IS crowd is expected for the holiday gam
7 Treasurer Sidney w. Bard of Il
Is Brooklyn Savings bank, Treasurer eli
m ford H. Starkweather Of the Daniels,
d Trust company and Harry Magoon, re
"a resentative in the field for both instit
n tons, were at Hartford to attend
r banquet of the Connecticut Chamber
"A Commerce at the Hotel Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whalen Of Bost
,a spent Sunday with friends in Daniels
to and with Walter w. Murphy, at t
Il Meadowbrook inn at South Killingly
Of Miss Sarah Higgins of Pawtucket W
al a guest over Sunday of Mrs. Mary Mo
he ohan.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Bassett of Bro
u street motored to Worcester on Sunds
re- Mrs. Michael McDermott Of Hi
In street remained seriously i'll at St. VI
10 cents hospital in Worcester Sunds
q. when her sons visited with her.
les wildwood park wiz attract hundre
no Of people from territory hereabouts