Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-19
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

Death of Mrs. Joseph Bedard-OnIy
 Nine Building Permits Issued Dur
 ing the Year-Wiliiam H. Shippee
 Sells sf,5eo Worth of Raw Furs
 as Seasons Work.
 Announcement has been received here of the death at Butte. Mont, of Mrs. Joseph Bedard, mother of Mrs. c. J. Leelaire of Danielson. Mrs. Be dard was formerly a resident here
 Benjamin Feel, organizer and leader of the musical organization booked te appear in Danielson. is brother or Miss Lillian Teei and a relative of Mrs. R. F. Lyon of Reynolds and Broad streets.
 At Norwich Conference.
 Representatives from the telephone divisions in this part of the county were in Norwich Saturday for con ference at which business pertaining to the companys interests were dis cuSSed.
 Injured Finger.
 ieut Frank XVithey had enc fore finger so badly injured while operat- ing a moulding machine at Danielson's s voc dworl1ins shop that he went to the Day kimbaH hospital to receive treat Inent
 raid of one of the road houses across the Rhode Island line and d
 
 ported. this being in line with de- termination to improve that locality.
 Some sacrifice of personal comfort was attendant upon standing sponsor at th5 kettle for Christmas contribu- tions during the cold of Monday but the task was cheerfully undertaken by members of the committee who have m charge the matter of providing d holiday dinner for the poor of Dan ielson.
 Nine Building Permits.
 Only nine building permits have been issued in DanielSon during the year that is about to close. Three of these were for dwellings, one for barn, one for a power house, one for q thea ter and one for an addition to d building.
 D'AteiIo Wins Favor.
 D'Atello made fun for the audience al the Orpheum theater Monday eye n:ng his clever impersonatIOn of a female being carried out with success. His first appearance at the theater on Saturday evening resulted in all but few of the audience being deceived as to his sex until the ''unveiling."
 Loss Not Heavy.
 No clue that would lead to the iden- tity of the party or parties that forced an entrance into Henry Dembo's store in the Keystone block eArly Saturday morning, has come to light. but it is possible that the work was that or anna ateurs. The value of the goods talk en was not great
 High Death Rate.
 Killingly had one of the highest death rates in the state, 20.1, during the month of November, according to the monthly bulletin of the state board of health, just issued. There were Il deaths. only one being of person under five years of age Pneu- m0nia caused three of the deaths, dis ea SC of the nervous system, heart dis ease and an accident, one death each, the other five deaths being charged to all other diseases. The number of iiV- ing births in Killingly is given by the report eight
 Queries Anent Tenement Houses.
 Borough Clerk Wesley Wilson has received from the department of the commissioner of labor blank forms to be used in furnishing. in accordance with the tenement house act" passed by the last legislature, such data as are required in showing the number of tenement houses for which per mits are asked. the number of plans approved, disapproved and modified, and other facts concerning the opera ton of the law. The blanks carry d large numper of questions.