Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-25
DANIELSON

Mrs. Clara c. Young wife of Chauncey C- Young. died just before 1 o'clock Mon day morning at their home on Reynolds street Mrs. Young returned from Flor ida about ten days ago after spending the winter with her husband in the south She had been in about a week and un- conscious for a day prior to her death, which came as @ surprise To the people of Danieison-
 Mrs. Young was born in Red Bank N. J., Jan. go, 1861, a daughter of Judge and Mrs. Earl Martin Her father was a judge of the superior court and a na- live or Chaplin, this state. Mrs. Young lived uractcaIly all her life in Daniel son. She was a member of St. Alban's .hurch.
 Alexander NIacKay. one of the forty men Of the original Black Watch regi- rent that entered the World war and came out alive. has been the guest of Gordon J. Hale. Maple street, principal of the Goodyear school Though he is but e7 years Of age. and of robust build, MT. MacIEay has something of the appearance of a man of 50, so frightful the experi- snces through which he has passed.
 He came here with Mir. Gordon's father for a visit of a few hours. At present he is making his home with his uncle on Prince Edward Island. During the fight Ing over Lnere MT. MaChdg was BeAoocN and wounded. part of his nose being shot on and his face torn when he was hit. A ulasterful bit of surgery has restored his nose to normal appearance, but his face bears the scar of an old wound. Picturesquely gzrbed in kits, he was a figure Of interest during his brief stay in Danielson-
 fine and costs of prosecution were imposed on Rene Gates on one count and another held over him when he was pre- sented before Judge W. Fenner Wood ward in the town court Monday morning. A stiu was seized in a raid at the place where he lives alone on the Dayville- Pomfret road last Saturday evening.
 Another case disposed of Monday morning was that of Frank Gagnon Gagnon was sent 10 jail for 30 days fol having been intoxicated. His return tc the jail was after a brief vacation there from. He was released Saturday aftel serving one term. was found intoxicated iu a hut near Goodyear Saturday even ing. arrested and brought to Danielson Moonshine furnished him the means o getting into difficulties again.
 triple three call brought out thu Captain Put Engine company Monday af ternoon just after 1 o'clock to subdue grass fire that was raging in some field east Of Broad street and threatening property damage in that territory. Tn nremeu made short work of the blaze ant returned to the central station within few minutes after leaving it.
 Members Of Leo J. L'Homme post American Legion. were at Dayville to at tend the funeral Of James O'Nein, Wori war veteran, whose death saddened tha community. The officers of the solem high mass of requiem were Rev. Ignatiu Eost. pastor of St JoseDh's parish; Rev J J. Elty, pastor of Holy Trinity church Pomfret. and Rev. Walter J. Greene O B. James' church, Danielson. Member pf the American Legion acted as bearer; Burial was in St Joseph's cemetery where the grave was covered with beau siful floral pieces. Louis F. Kennedy wa n charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Dinner from 12 to 2 in Congregations Feztry. Price 50 csnts.-adv.
 Although Dauielssn will not adopt day ught saving this season. the fact that tn plan win be followed elsewhere will brin about changes in the running tinne of pas Eenger trans on the New Haven roaC Tho new schedule will go into effect mex Sunday and trains will run about on hour earlier than under the preseu schedule-
 Heavy trucking. long or short haul good service, reasonable prices. Georg Gates Tel connection--adv.
 WI Lee. member Of the Woonsoek, Pigeon club. released two dozen pigeon while visiting here with MT. and MT Charles Smith of Connecticut village. On rrize winning bird was held a few mir utes after the departure of other birds the flock in order to try out his spec the chances beng that he would overta6 thep.Eeons that had started away ahea Of him
 Others in Mir. Lees party who wei guests -of 1fr. and Mrs. Smith were NJ and Mrs John W. Monk of Providenc 1Ir. and Mrs J. Henry Smith of Lon dale and J. HauIOn Parker of Glendale.
 The tsmperature took another unsei Bonable slide below the freezing poll Monday morning, when some thermom ters about town registered as low as degrees. Recent records do not show more persistenuy cold April than u present month, which has been well b low tho average for the corespondn period for a number Of years and decide ly cooler than April of last year.
 There was a funeral service Mondi afternoon at the undertaking rooms of r.. Kennedy on Furnace street for DoI Cristine Bradley. month old daughter AIr. and Mrs. John Bradley of East K lnrly. Burial was in Westheld cem terv.
 American Legion members will exc