Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-03
DANIELSON

ton, who is with the Brown University |
unit tells his parents some |
thing of his travels and experiences |
since the signing of the arTnistice.
Orders came unexpectedly to them |
TO evacuate the hospital where they |
were stationed and to proceed to
Echeermach, in Luxembourg, from
where they went to T,eves, one of the
headquarter stations Of tie American
army of occupation. AT Treves, a =!
typically German city, Mr.. Preston
slept at night in the barracks of a
Prussian regiment, and enjoyed the
luxury of an inmaculately clean room
with a real bed and snowy linen.
decided change from the camping facil
tiles that the men hardened in the am
bulance service had been accustomed
to for months.
Mr. Preston's letter also tells Of a
visit to Metz where tEuraphal arches
had been erected to make the restora-
ton of the city to France. though there
was reason to believe that the arches
sere erected by French soldiers in
their country's honor, for the sympa-
thies of the PEOPLE of Metz as they are
today after nearly half a century OF
colonization are more German than
otherwise.
A little experience that Mr.. Preston
has had since the armistice was that
of going with another American, driv-
ing a big motor truck to bring back
from parts of Belgium to which they
had been deported by the Germans
during the month of September refu-
gee families, old men and women and
young women and boys and girls who
had been forced almost as slaves to
labor day in and day out, Sundays in
cluded in the interest Of their OPP
pressors.
The records Of Chief A. p. Wood
ward of the fire department show that
there were II fire alarms in Danielson
during 1918, another year in which
Danielson had a total Ct fire loss of
less than $1,000, which may be con-
sidered as one of the most remarkable
in the country, the amount of prop
erty considered.
The fire record is as follows:
Feb. 15-:43 p. m. Box 90 tenement
Joseph CoddinS, Mechanic street, cause
unknown: loss so.
March 23.-6:5o p. m, box IS, Mrs. NJ
S. Warren residence, chimney, No.
Main street; no loss.
March 30-11.07 a. m, box IS, brush
fire near GoItaire L'Hereaux property,
No. Main street; no loss.
q. I'd -. VI.
Adams blacksmith shop. Water st,
spark from forge, loss s15.
July sos p. M, box 43, tar ket-
tie at People Light and Power Co, no
| loss.
August 17.-12:26 p. m, box %. c. NJ.
| Adams blacksmith shop spark from
| chimney SIS.
August 23--7:43 p. M, box So Ellen
| M. Burroughs garage, Broad street,
| loss $3.50.
September 22.-12:O5 a. m. box "a.
automobile short circuited, in Dr. Geo.
NJ. Burroughs garage, Broad street;
| loss $3.50.
Nov S.-6:55 p. M. box 25: tenement
| White row, Danielson Cotton Co., loss
| SO.
Nov 29.-1:4o, box %, Mrs. Thomas
| Ward tenement, near Water ST., loss
| $50.
December 19.-7.22 a. m. box %,
| Mdme Joseph Cyr's store. fire and
| explosion of gasoline, loss $3.50
| Following is the list of sudden deaths
| in Windham county towns during the
last quarter IS shown by the records
| of Coroner arthur G. Bill.
| October S.-Rose Cymbar. months
| Willimantic, influenza pneumonia.
| October S.--Kathryn Wyrsomeski, /
year, Willimantic, pneumonia.
October 11-Enily J. Gilbert, 81
| Fomfret heart disease
| October 1S--AIonzo Button, 81
| Brooklyn tuberculosis.
October 27-Pk-ip Charon, 4, Cen
trail Village. killed by an automobile.
October 29.-Louis Fnntaine, H.
Windham, Angin Pectoris.
Nov. Ulysses Benideault, days
Putnam, natural causes.
Nov, Exile Fall IS, Putnam
| heart disease.
Nov. 10.-Adelaide V. Battev, 70
Killingly. natural causes.
Nov. 15.-Thomas Fecley. Plainfieud
found dead in bed, natural causes.
Nov. 30.-George W Potter, "A
| Sterling, natural causes.
Dec 3.-Bruno Simonzi. II, Putnam
fracture of neck.
Dec. 6.-Joseph Obhin, 81. Brooklyn
chronic alcoholism.
Dec. Franklin J. Brown, 81
Thompson, cardiac disease.
| Dee. 12.-Siton NJ. Oggins. IS. Wood
stock valvular disease CT the heart.
Dec. 15.-Elizabeth Betsey Nicols
| SO, Woodstock, apoplexy.
Dec. 15.-Albertee NJ. Hill, AZ, Plain
| field, apoplexy.
ia5 j., 3c;lI, IiIof 10y, 81. ran f>iN ct
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Dec. 23.-Uriah Linderbeck. As
Wirdham. a@phyXiation and probabl
| olcctrolysis.
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