Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
DANIELSeN AND PUTNAM NEWS

are said to have been quite common here many years ago. This theory gets jolt by the statement of a promi- 1 nent professional man that he encoun- 1 tered rattler near the Danielson- l
 Wauregan highway. at point where l
 the high tension line of the trolley i
 cuts across from the power house at
 the Dyer dam and over toward the
 steam road. This snake was seen two years ago and in no way has any re- lat1on to the near approach of July l. which date is expected to bring the death of some varieties of reptiles. The interesting point now raised, is this-that if there was rattler in that vicinity two years ago, there are other rattlers there or whereabouts now, and that they are not healthy | customers to meet, especially with the supply of the chief antidote rapidly l diminishing.
 i Five members of Quinebauq Camp Fire Girls-Misses Marion Reed liar riet Nash. Helen Nash, Katherine 1 Aylsworth and Harriet Sweet-left on 1 Monday morning for Squam lake. N 1 H., where they are to remain in camp for two weeks. Mrs. c: D. Wilson has gone along with the party and will re- main with them during their stay at l the lake.
 | NNOAt -hoiiudy DI1llSS lHe 0nQEOI the trout fishing season. In this section the catches have not been heavy this year, though an occasional good string has been reported. This fall group
 of local fishermen will endeavor to
 organize for the purpose of stocking
 the brooks hereabouts so that the devotees of this sport will get more entertainment out of next years fish ing.
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 Keystone Store.-Adv.
 Stella Gmyr, 3, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Gmyr. was almost in- stantly killed near her home at No Ill Quebec, West Side section, Mon-
 day evening when she was run down , by a motor truck owned by Morris Foster, of Moosup, and driven by Lew
 is 1ipis of Moosup. The little girl was . running around the corner of a house on her way to meet her father who
 was coming from the mill when the machine struck her. Her mother was , witness of the accident Lipis the f driver was found to be without an op- s orators license although he claimed 7 to have had one and lost it. He was D arrested and placed under bonds oi f $500 which was later furnished by his
 employer and he was released al Medical Examiners Burroughs and
 Tanner viewed the body.
 Senator Archibald Macdonald ot , Putnam, chairman of the committed ' on roads, rivers and bridges, stated or
 Monday evening that he had been au. thorized by State Highway Commis | sioner Bennett to announce that the state highway between Hampton ani the Rhode Island line at Little Rest by . Danielson is to be built this year. Tn, . undertaking is large one and tht : : cost Senator Macdonald said will bt . s300,0O0. This is the piece of roat : that the people of Hampton, Brooklyn and Killingly have wanted built fol |. the last five years and they will bt \ elated at Senator Macdonald's an. II nouncement-
 The funeral of George Williams wa. S held at his home in Brooklyn. Monda, e afternoon, Rev. E. A. Blake. officiat ing. Burial was in Brooklyn. Tn, D bearers were o. F. Atwood, N. G. Will . Hams, F. E. Miller. Willis Kenyon. A
 F. Wood was the funeral director.