Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-06
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morning of the death at New Rochelle, N. r.. of George M Wood, formerly resident Of this place. Mr. Wood was 57 years of age. The body Is to be forward ed to Danielson Thursday. He had been engaged as a real estate agent and for nSerly was an agent for a railway express company, holding important positions. Mr. Wood leaves his wife and daughter, Avis, brother, Byron Wood, Danielson, and two sisters. Mrs. E. H. Hannnett of this place and Mrs. John Cogswell of Oakland Beach. Uncle Sam has called Victory bonds, series A, B, c, D, E and F, for payment on Dee. 18th. War, savings stamps of 1918 arc due Jan. 1, 1923. Bring your bonds and war savings stamps to. The Danielson Trust Company for collection and payment-adv.
 John Francis Ames, one of the old resi- dents of Daniceon, was found dead in bed at his home on Mechanic street Tues day morning. pr. George M. Burroughs. medical examiner viewed the body and attributed death to heart disease. MT. A!ues had not been in good heahh for some time past and had been under the care of physician He was born in Montville and would have reached his 18th birthday on Dec. Is. Mr. Ames had been engaged here during practically all Of his long residence as 8 jouZneylnan paintoc. He was an excellent citizen and had many friends. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs Ernest Drew. of Providence, steDdalghter, Mrs. Ar hur Barnard. and a stepson. A. E. White head.
 Tho famous MT. In Again, Out Again Finniean seems to have very little in the way of transitory powers on William Kenlol, who made his second escape from Brooklyn Jail Monday evening after being located at Wiroosli, Vt, and returned rO Brooklyn Eagie-eyed dtfe~Es were among those who were watching for Kenpl Tuesday in the hope of giving = some officer a tip as to his whereabouts but uo to evening the missing prisoner had not been recaptured. Ke0pl is what the youth of today rates as a shrewd bird and a fast worker. He may or may not he captured again in the near future, but if he is his chances of staying in will be really excellent.
 At St. JOseph's church In DayviIlo Tuesday morning there was a solemn high mas of requiem at the funeral of Alex Fortier, who died in the Day Kinbali hospital at Putann, where he was taken after developing a case of septic poison ing. Rev. Ignatius Kost was celebrant ot luS AEGSo anu tSoV. JOtlu nOu1, M. B., or Danielson and Rev. J. J. Elty of Pomfret deacon and sub-deaeon. Burial ws in St Joeeph's cemetery. The bearers. were Moses Berthiaume, Sr., Homer Ferland, Henry Russett, George Madher, wilfred Billings and z. Bibeau. Louis E. Ken nOdy was the undertaken in charge ot the arrangements.
 At Brooklyn on Monday the death oc- cured of Alfred Woodward II year old son of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Woodward. The child had been in poor health for a long time. =,
 The 1918 series of war savings certih- catee natures Jan. 1st, 1923. Deposit the proceeds of your certificates in the say ingO department of The windham County National Bank, as they will attend to an of the detail of collecting the certificate without charge to the depositor This will assure you of higher rate of return on your investment While arranging this matter with The Windham County Ma tional Bank, do, not fail to enroll ass a member of their 1923 Christmas Club An of the benefits of the Christmas Club are fully appreciated at this time of year, when check for the full. amount deposited Is mailed to you The Windham County National Bank-adv. -. ...
 ATstOn A: A. will oppose the COnnee4i- cut Mills in next Saturday evenings bas- ketban game in the town hall The wis iting team may be capable of handing the Connecticut Mills team its first defeat of the season, but if 1t does the game will be one worth seeing for Allston has one of the remarkably fast teams of the Greater Boston district Manager Bob PeQerin> feels that he has obtained an unusually fine attraction in the =Allston m t11kh hoo efx aI, in the season would be difficult if not in- possible. ..-s. . What arc known as rational" ailver- tisers are not overlooking the possibilities of the Little Rest route for publicity pur- poses, and at the rate signs have been .go- ing up since the route was opened early this fall 'it' will be decorated from Provi. dence to Danielson before next sunmAr's touring period is in full swing Some ot the signs sTareSof giant size and reptesent a; heavy inHestment.. When completed they will tell the speeding throng' what kind of gasoline makes the old motor buzz the sEnoothest, the kind of. breakfast food with more zip than monkey gland and which manufacturers clothing, make mems forms curve where bulges grew be- fore. The signs are being built in. road. side fields and in positions especially se- lected because of the extra visibility that will begiven the traveling public. ,-
 As in other ycaRS, the DanieIsOn Benev. olerft association will carry ont it's activi. ties for providing Christmas cheer tt needy persons and families in Danielson The custom was established years apc and has failed to bring joy and comfor, into homes that otherwise would be cheer. less on the great holiday. Generous Der. sons will have their opportunity in the near future to give to the fund that will be raised for this Christmas work .of good will eoO
 William J. Ross, was called to Nsu Rochelle Tuesday by, the death Of A rela. tive, George NJ. Wood
 DanelSon experienced another sh,shy little storm on Tuesday, not amounting if much, but making iiSagreeable traveline conditions for all who had tS venture out
 Miss Helen l.. Sutherland has returne6 to her homo in Providence after being Z week end guest with Mir. and Mrs. FranA T. Preston of Broad street =
 In view of the fact that the redemuHior period is near at hand, number of loca holders of Victory bonds are looking ther over to ascertain the series they posgee.
 Fine gutterS are being built along th, sides of the new state highway on th, DIE hill at South Ki1tngiy and also alonr the sides of Dark Lantern Schoolhonr, hill -
 Amadee Lncier of Carer .sreet h., sold his new homo there to Waiter saIjn, ski of Mechanic street The families oc
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