Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22
DANElSoN

Abel L. Reeves. died Thursday. about Il a. m at St. Vincent's hospital in Wor- oester, whAre she underwsnt a surgical operation "Wednesday. Mrx Reeves death came as a shock to the members of her family and friends, though 1t was realiz- ed late Wednesday that her condition had become exceedingly critical.
 Mrs Reeves was native of Danielson born in. December, 1871, daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. John B. Richards, and had lived all of her life In this com munity. A woman of uniformly cheer full disposition, she was idolszed by the members oe her family, to whom her en- tire life was devoted, and the loss tLey have sustained IS reaecssd in the scores of messages of condolence they received Thursday from Mrs. Reeves great num- bers of friends.
 Though her home and family were all ways her greatest care In life. her fra ternal affiliations included membership in Council Marguerite de Roberval, Union St. John Baptist, the Ste Anne society of St. James parish and other church societies.
 Besides her husband, who Is well known throughout eastern Connecticut as an exhibitor of motion pictures, Mrs. Reeves leaves a daughter, Mrs. Dora Landry, wife of William Landry of Thompsonville; four sons, Richard. Nor man. Theodore and Gilbert all of Daniel son three brothers, Hormisdos, Monson, Mass Conrad and Rudolph of Granite vile. Mass, and two sister, Mrs. Eugene Alignault of Putnam and Mrs. Minnie Dubreil of Southhridge.
 Discussing speculative talk as to pro- viding Danielson with a modern 100- room hotel William 8. Brown, veteran. o,.7 lofn nr of the Attwaugan hotel said Thursday morning that he has given much con sideration to this subject, but never has been able to definitely decide to go ahead with the project.
 He made an interesting statement. however, in which he offers to dispose of his own hotel to any individual or group of citizens who would organize a hotel company. Mir. Brown pointed out that where the Attawaugan house stands has been a hotel site for approximately 75 years. Mir. Brown as as anxious as any, one that Danielson have a modern hostel " and makes the offer of selling the en- tire AttaWaugan house property, for ko- tel purposes, for what the land on which the present hotel stands in worth.
 Mir. Brown has proved his gameness on more than on occasion in the past and says that he means what he says when have makes the foregoing offer
 Here. then. is the opportunity for those who believe that a modern hotel with hundred rooms would pay in Dam ielsOn 10 come forward and talk busi- ness, It is certain that the local public would cheer the announcement that a deal to that end had been consumnated, and the travelling public would no less bs lighted.
 8Iayhap something will come of 1t, for one never can tell.
 Difficulties are accommodating for Hen " Evers and William Lukarthur, of Brooklyn, N. Y. youths whose addresses are now changed to Brooklyn, Conn, where they are held at the Wlndham county jai,. awaiting trial at the Oc.oDer .erm of the superior court, criminal side. It has been determined by the state po- ice that the nearly new Cadillac touring gar in which they were traveliag through this section when arrested early this this month is stolen car, the property of an official of the Consolidated Coal company of New York, and they will be required to explain satisfactorily how il came to be in, their possession when they were arrested in Willimantic, following an incident in which they fired revolver shots at Gardner summer in Woodstock when he attempted to drive them out of his orchard, which they were raidlng for fruit. Ownership of the Cadillac has been determined since the youths were locked up at the jail following their be- Ing held after a hearing in a jus.iee's court at Woodstock for trial at tn SUI perior court. each in default of s2,oOC bonds.
 Given another beautiful day, officials 70 H.E- Thursday to see the usual last day crowd flock to the grounds and enjoy al the features of the exhibition.
 Not near the number of people wa. present Thursday that crowded tns grounds on the previous day. but tht attendance was sufficiently large t make the day profitable and the dojngi of interest.
 Those who did come showed as keer Interest in the exhibits as did the crowd, of Wednesday and had the advantage o more freedom and leisure in lookini about than was possible ill the jam O the day before.
 The fair association has again beer fortunate this year and checking up wil show that the exhibition was ver1 profitable financially as we'll as a sue cess in other ways.
 There are many who believe that th Brooklyn fair could be made into much larger exhibition than 1t now is and advocacy of this may corae durin, the winter season. The county fair many believe, has a wonderful oppor unity for development and could read ly be brought to such a standard tha crowds up to 15,000 could oe looked fo pn big days of the fair
 Windham county farmers have tn herds and are doing other things agri cultural to make possible q wonderf, lair at Brooklyn and to win for tn county pre-eminent place among tn farming centers of southern New Eng and
 Remember that the Orpheum theatre moving the remarkable film-The Quee of Sheba, brilliant production by wi Ham Fox, at today's (Friday) shows afternoon and evening. Leach's orehes tra will play.zadv
 Mir. and Mrs George H. Call are leav Ing today (Frfaay) for a motor trip { Canada thence back through New Tor state to Niagara Falls and again ini New England. They will be away thre weeks.
 william McDermo.t left Thursday e, sning for brief visit in New York.
 The first In the serias of gamAs b. tween Danielson and Moosup is schedu cd for next Sunday afternoon Manage Bill Martin of the local team and Maj ager Roy Rock of the Moosup tean have agreed on list of 1e players eac who will be eligible to play in the serie which. 1t is promised, will provide eve higher class baseball than marked u series which Danielson recently wC from Putnam.
 Reuben Pi1lInr aa q former resi.1e,