Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

World war in Francs will be included IN
the sightseeing.
The directors Of the Windham County
National bank at their regular meeting
declared q dividend at the rate of IL
per cent. on deposits in their saving
department, the dividend payable June
l. This is the increased regular dividend
which the bank has been paying for
year and a half.
AS an indication of conditions in the
Quinebaug Valley it is pointed out by an
official of the bank that the savings
deposits at this institution have shown
an increase of 100000 during the past
six months, which in view of some in
dustrial curtailment in the territory, is
regarded as very unusual
A request was made Monday that flags
be flown today on as many buildings a.
possible in Danielson in honor Of those
who have served their country under
arms and have passed on to join the
great army of the dead.
| A display of the national colors will
hearten the veterans of the Grand Army
of the Republic, who are particularly
honored on Memorial day, as it will those
who have served in other and later wars
in which the forces of this country par
ticipated. The veterans will appreciate
a big showing of the hallmark Of patriot
ism. They have served to help make the
flag ali 1t stands for.
| In the absence of Coroner Arthur G.
Bill, no action further than already taken
against Eric Welcher was noted Monday.
| Saturday was bound over under $4,000
bonds, which he was unable to procure, Sc
he was taken to Brooklyn jail and there
! remains. 1t is likely that he will be
brought to Danielson and again present
ed in the town court the latter part OF
this week.
Local relatives will be at New LondoI
today (Tuesday) to attend the funeral
of Daniel Shea, who fell dead Saturday
night at South Windsor, where he had
been employed on a tobacco farm. Mr.
Shea formerly was a resident of the
town of Canterbury and is also vel
/ known in the town Of Plainfield. Only
last March, his brother, Michael Shea
dropped dead in New London. The body
was taken from South Windsor to the
home Of Mr.. Shea's sister, Mrs. Margaret
Riley. at New London. Mr.. Shea was
unmarried.
All schools throughout the town viii
be closed today Tuesday, in observ
ance of Memorial day. Numbers Of
exercises to be held here and elsewhere
in the town.
Walter n. Evans, Arthur ]. Duprey
Bernard Brown, Joseph Burton and Har
old E. Greene will be the American LIE
gion members acting as ushers at thu
Memorial exercises in the town hall thii
afternoon. The legion post COMMITTEES
for the day is headed by Arthur Rain
vile, commander, and includes Bernard
Casey, John Breayea, Leon Blanchard
and Arsene Lavallee.
\ Opportunities for outings today are t,
be offered for those who like baseball
at Connecticut field, where Taftville ant
the Conn. Mills team of the Easter
Connecticut league will meet, and a
Wildwood park where the usual form
Of amusements and diversions will b
available.
Bulletin carriers who serve subscriber
in Danielson were victorious, to 4
in baseball game played with TRANSCRIPT
carriers Of the borough.
Mrs. Margaret McDermott Of Hig
street was reported Monday as resting
little more comfortably at ST. Vincent
hospital in Worcester, but remaining i
a critical state of health.
Today (Memorial day. will be observ
ed as gensral holiday in the borough
. Manufacturing concerns will suspend or
CLOSE
. throughout the day. A holiday schedul
of hours will be observed at the post
office.
Danielson people who would witness a
interesting observance Of Memorial da
will go to Brooklyn this morning A tab
let erected to honor those of that tow
who served In the World war will be ded
icated as part of the doings of the day.
Attorney Harry E. Back, assistar
prosecuting attorney, acted at Monday
session of the town court, in the al
sence of Prosecuting Attorney Arthur c
Bill.
: William A. Bowers Of Worcester was
visitor with friends in Danielson Monday
Miss Blanche Gauthier has returne
from vacation spent in New York an
in Waterbury.
Mrs. Mary Taylor of Academy stree
is spending Memorial day with relative
J in Worcester.
Mrs Abby Hopkins is again on duty {