Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-27
coRoNER's REPORT
Shows 17 Sudden Deaths During the
 Quarter.

The quarterly renort or coroner Ar thur G. Bill of Danielson shows that there were IF sudden deaths in Wind ham county during the three months ending with September. The deaths were divided between the towns as fol- lows: Kilhngly 5, Putnam 3, Wood stock 3, Hampton 2, Thompson 1,Pom- fret 1, Plainfield 1, Windham 1.
 Inspected Moving Picture Theaters.
 State Policeman Downey was in Danielson Tuesday to make an inves- tieation of the condition of the local halls in which moving picture enter tainments are given. in relation to the precautions that the managers have taken to safeguard their patrons from injury in case of emergency.
 It is understood that MT. Downey ordered changes in the booths where the picture machines are operated in both local show places. This change, however, consists simply of placing an asbestos lining inside the booths to prevent the spread of flames in case one of the reels should catch fire. The changes are to be made within two weeks.
 At State Library Association Meeting.
 Miss Evelyn H. Curtiss, librarian at the free public library. was at Bran ford Tuesday attending a meeting of lllC ii6iAlDCIS OL lllG gOldIG dS- sociation.
 1900 Fineerlins Trout Received.
 Eighteen hundred fingerling trout were received in Danielson on the 10.11 train Tuesday morning from the state game and fish commission for distribution in trout brooks in this vicinity. All but 200 of the little fish were for residents of the town of Killingly. the remainder being deliv- cred to Joseph E. Stetson of Brooklyn.
 There were nine cans of the fish, each can containing 200 trout. The little fish averaged about two and one half inches. in length. They were im- mediately taken in charge by the men that ordered them and taken to the brooks and liberated. The fish were placed in Mashentuck, Snake Meadow and other good trout brooks in this section
 This is the third time that local fishermen have received consignments of small trout from the state con- mission. The results achieved in in- .creasing the number of trout has been better in some brooks than it has in others. but on the whole the plan has worked well. The fish cost fifty cents a can and each can contains 200 fish. This price includes every expense en- tailed in securing the delivery of the fish at Danielson.
 Tracks Must Be Elevated.
 Officials of the Connecticut company have been in Danielson to arrange for the change in elevation of their tracks on lower Dyer street, made necessary by the change in grade of the street, which will be elevated because of the building of the new sewer.
 Sewer Pipe Distributed.
 All of the pipes for .he trunk line of the sewer under construction have arrived and have been distributed. Through Water and Dyer streets 20 inch pipe is to be used From the Junction of Water and Franklin streets down to Main street at the Quinebaug grist mill the sewer pipe will be of smaller size
 Appointed Essayist.
 Rev Denton J. Nelly has been ap- pointed to be essayist at the next an- nual meeting of the Ministers con- ference of the Baptist state conven- tion.
 Firemen in Fine New Quarters.
 The new central fire station is now fully occupied by the companies that are to be quarlcred there. 1t is said that Chief A. P. Woodward of the de- partment will arrange for an oppor- tunity for the citizens to inspect the building at an early date.
 The social room of the companies