Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-07
DANlESoN AND PUTNAm NEVIS
DANIELsON

Edward J. Heneault of Bristol is visiting his brother, George Heneault-
 Chief Petty 0meer A E BeaureEara' ten, is spending a few days furlough here with his wife and family. MT. BeaureEard was former jeweler in town
 Mrs-Harriet J. Paine has arrived in town and is 10 reside on the Knox prsperty on Broad street. which she recently purchased
 America He has been employed at the Attauwagan house. s.
 Charles Russell left Tuesday for Westerly where he is to join mu-
 Corporal Washington Bitgood. of the T- g. Marin>s. is expected home shortly. The shin which is bringing him from overseas is due to dock at Newport News. August 10th.
 There is a case in town which even the great William J. Burns would have dfricufty in solving The report is that a local party, while motoring through Piainfieid the other day, picked up a piece of rope. It was just mn ordinary piece of hemp rope with absolutely nothing about it to sug- gest the mysterious But-and here's where the difficulty comes in When the party arrived home there was a young calf attached to the end of~the rope Now the questions is-how did the calf get there2 It is a mighty problem of the town have their heads together in an effort to solve the riddle.
 The stretch of road between Day vile and Goodyear is causing comment among the motorists of the vicinity. Labor to work on the road Is scarce and it seems to be the opinion that instead of scattering th< workmen on a long stretch of road. they should be concentrated in one short stretch. As it is now. in order to get from Day. vile to Goodyear. it is necessary tol re around through Attawaugan and past the back road from the lake.
 In Goodyear woFkmen are engaged ir laying concrete sidewalks from the znin through the village. When the new road is completed and the new lunch room is put up. Goodyear will be one of the really up-fo-date mill will lages of Eastern Connecticut.
 Charles Mill of Dayyille has enter ed the employ of the Attawaugan
 Mir and Mrs wilson and daughters, Dorothez and Priscilla, of Columbus Ohio. are visiting Mrs. Wilson's par ents in Pouafret.
 In spite of the threatened railroad strike Danielscns passenger service is as ye- unimDaired. If the strike does take place, Eastern Connecticut will be pretty hard hit, especially this
 Mrs. Bessie Ludsay and son. Mason Ludsax. Of New York, are spending a few days with Mrs. Arthur James, ] Of Spring street
 %iIiimna Asrnr and Howard Eli ott- both of Dayviile, were injured in an automobile accident Tuesday even l ing They were walk, Ing home from Danielso8 and were on the straight l stretch of road between the Four Cor ners and Dayville. when an .automo | bile struck them They were on the ] extreme right side of the road and in l The car tracks Moran is al present | in the Putnam hoSai:al, where- he isl undergoing treatH,cnt Tor c1s,peundf ! fracture of fite le~. peSiies raany body | brus<es Elliott was fake1 tp hiSf ho-re a-d w-as attended ''f- ;}'. Srs--rsF.E ! He had q dce1 GU; in his thiea. hs i slightly y-renchr T. Tr~ ''r .-,c Fl t>r sutts-ao..ii~- AT=s --.t t-.-->-t7 ~-r. d-d 1 not stop ta cF- -ia--s-~ Tr,, n-1- ch.se era =-- .s .is -r's i.- -fr. af thcl hr q -0 --- N e---:.5 -fs .r't- lie n---- a& -.-! -.s ---. ast to-l lsy --S-= oa -. is'--. '-'' rh 'ch l car ,--,--. ,,.:+ o,-,, 1 tire -r-- .i n ion. Ti.ov were -s-=--s- .s-t--sl ,i.- rh- chic of police in | T'-----~ t-@ t-r-- rc-ai-ed over E-@-t- f----. .r-,5 r,a.aiug State Au- tore ---'- !-t=--r-tor R. Fnn M- Young acc@--n 7fsd i-y Sheriff Charles Aver. Of Da.-rIile. drought the two men and | the mach ne from Putnam.
 At 2 session of the town court held Wednesda- afternoon, Daniel T. Null cahy Of Ware. Mass. pleaded not | guilty 10 three charges that of reck- less driving. not stopping at the sceneI of the accident and the charge of talk ing a car without the owners permis- | sion He was bound over until Oc- toher II. under s1.0o0 bond.