Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-20
21 SUDDEN DEATHS
Tn Windham County During the Last
 Quarter.


 port of sudden deaths in Windham county for three months ending Dec. 31. 1909 There were 21 deaths in all, two of unknown persons. Kilingly and Willimantic each had five deaths. Four of the deaths were caused by heart trouble and three were suicides. The list follows:
 oct. 1, at Plainfield, olivine Boucher, aged months; cause. consumption of bowels.
 Oct. 8, at wiIlinantic, Andrew Ken drick, aged 2 weeks; natural.
 Oct. g, at Willimantic, Charles E. Bedford. 42 years; bullet wound, sui eide.
 Oct. II. at Danielson. George Mc- Cam. 45-5o years; found dead; heart Oct. 12, at woodstock. William Ward Webber; 70; valvular disease of heart.
 Nov. 1. at Sterling. Rebecca Thur Der, aged 54; cancer Of uterus.
 Nov. 6. at Putnam, unknown man, 55; killed by train. Nov. 8. at North Windham. Edward Lingst Burnhan. 76; from fall, walked NOV. F. at wilimantic. Rose Anna Proulx. 36; pistol shot wound. suicide. Nov. 16. at Thompson. Marvin E. Nov. a1, at Elmville. Thomas Room ey 7G; accidental drowning. Nov. g, at Putnam, James c. Ander- son. 1-2 months; unknown, found
 Nov. 27. at willimantic. Mary Kas- parkinvecf, 2 weeks: gastro interitis.
 Dec. 5. at Woodstock. Isaac Perry, 7s senile debility. Dec 8. at Killingly. unknown man, 50 exposure and illness. Dec. 14 at Pomfret, Ida F. A. Wright, SO; alcoholism and exposure.
 Dec. IA, at Killingly. Mrs Mary Bal com. 65; heart disease. Dec. 15. at East KiIlingly. Sarah L.. Rounds, "A; heart disease Dec 26, at Willimantic, Frank Hal rarehraJ hem ooTrh1erP Dec. 30, at Sterling. Claribel Got charles, 5 months; catarrhal pneumo-
 Dec. s1, at Plainfield, Sarah W. Rich | mond, 70: heart disease. Noted Here and There. William Wheatley of Providence is
 spending a few days in Danielson- W. P Hatch of New York was in
 Danie1son on Wednesday,. Frank Stinson has returned from 1 Lewis Junction, Me, where he went
 last week to attend the funeral of his
 aunt, Mrs. Silas Hyde. Earl Winslow of the postoffice force | is on duty again, after an illness of | several days.
 Mrs. Benjamin Kennedy was in Wor-
 ecster on Monday. MT. Kennedy, who | in that city. Is recovering after a re- 1 cent surgical operation Rev. Fl. M. Brown to Preach. Rev. H. M. Brown of Everett, Mass, will come to Danielson tomorrow (Frf- | day) to preach at an all day meeting | at the Pentecostal church. The preach | ing services are to be at II, 2.30 and | 730. Rev. MT. Brown has previously | been heard here and his return will at tract many persons to hear his ser | mons.
 Charles B. Wheatley remained in
 about the same condition as for the l past three days at his home on Broad l street on Wednesday. l nd Mrs E c R2hEnn and chill l dren of the West Side have returned | from a visit with friends at Melrose. l Mass.
 l Henry c. Hageman of Worcester was | in Danielson Wednesday. 1 Tri-ViIIaee Association to Meet. l There is to be meeting of the Tri- | Village Baseball association at Day. vile this (Thursday) evening. The
 meeting will probably take action to- necticut league.
 Joseph Birch of Danielson was a sue | cessful exhibitor of English bulldogs | at the show recently held in Madison l Square Garden. Mir. Birch has won 1 many blue ribbons with this breed of | dogs.
 E. c. Babson was awarded prizes
 on single comb black Leghorns at the 1 Boston poultry show last week. MT.
 Babson received first prize for cock
 and fourth prize for bullet. The Sayles ice house at Elnaville has
 been filled with Is inch ice of excellent ] quality. Others who store ice at Elm 1 vile are also cutting on the pand. ! Griffiths' Golden Wedding. Mir and Mrs. Charles K Grifhths. for many years residents of East Killingly wifi observe the golden anniversary of 1 their wedding at the home of MT. and l Mrs Frederick Grifnths in Foxboro, Mass. tomorrow (Friday) afternoon and evening.
 Samuel Cogswell of Elnville has en- tered the employ of the Assawauga ! WooIen company as overseer of their | weaving department MT Cogswell is l 9 mill man of long experience and has | previously worked in the same mill. ] The new engine installed in the mill | of the Danielson Worsted com pany, at | the head of Water street, will about 1 double the horse power of the plant It has not been definitely decided when l the mill will resume operations, but it ] will probably be in a short time. Q. A. R. Meeting Today. "old Forts in Connecticut" will be