Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
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 and a voters ef the town of Brooklyn. !, Home Herald air tight stove, in good condition for. sale; also 5 by s white iron bed. Robert Dow; 51 Prospect St., Tel 7-14.-ady. Pay enyelspes fssns- in his saft ease tended to indicatk Tuesday that the body of the nian found lying. under. pine tree in woodland territory just norths{o the Sacred Heart church at Wauregan was that of Thomas Mclaughlin, a man who may have been. about 454 or 55 years of age. The body was viewed where it was found by Corenef Arthur Gs$Bnl on Tues day .morning and he gave permission for it's removal to the undertaking rooms of L. F. Kennedy, s
 There was really nothing but the skel- ston left The mans gray haid, which had. fallen away from his scalp, lay. in a little pile. near where the body was found. The skull was entirely bare of flesh and the clothing that the man wore covered nothing but his bones:rs@
 That the rnan.s death occurred some time after August 4s of tkis year, is in dicated by the fact that one of the pay envelopes found bears that date. The envelopes indicate that the. man had been employed during the past year at the Adams mills at North Scituate, E.. l., at GriswoldviIe and at Manchaug. Cor ener Bill said Tuesday afternoon that he wil get in touch at once with this man. ufacturing concerns, sand hopes through information Sf e may receive from them to trace relaffvee of the dead man. No one had been found in this city on Tuesday who knew Mclaughlin.
 No indicatiohs were found about the body to indicate that the man had tbeens l drinking. It would appear that he went ! into the wooded section where his body was found, selected a really restful place on messy ground under the low-hanging branches of a biz nine and lay down to a sleep from which he never awakened There were no signs to indicate that the body had ever been seen or disturbed un- youths who were hunting through the l territory.
 Even theft keen scrutiny would not have detected the body were in 1t Tor the fact that sthey hspperedr to see the man s suit case and this find lead to further investigation and the discovery of the body.
 Mclaughlin was well -andScomfortably dressed. He had .on 8 good suit of clothing. good ssnoes and his, hat was one of the best sktsown makes Tn his suit 1 case was clean iindeFwearS clean resli- gee shirts, cier -hardkcrchiefs and other garments. A separate package also ,cdn- tained clean sunde ergarFnents. No money . wns found 1T the mans pockets, but there was a nicked watch. 74s>
 All the indications pointsto the. man. having -beens deed for mare than twt .non.hs.'s Nei ier:denc. of foul play wal found and it is believed tsrat AcIIaus-sel line came to his dcsth through ratura causes, s-z-st '-'s ,-.ff -i g .::t
 The partieipstisa sf women fa the vet
 .a a.s.l .-A-.- 4 That they acquitted Themselves well wa indicated by lie little difficulty they gav any of me election officials and tn : prompt manner in sThich they h1afke, v their ballots. In incident that: wa r amusing to the election officials was th : Iattenlpt of one elderly nnsn sto inspect tn : ballot of his wife as she emerged fror t one of the booths, he having been in a :. adjoining one to mark his The ma :. took his wifes ballot looked 1t owe . and elTdentfy vas 4iepleased with it. fo r he was ordering Ter back into the boot r to make some changes in. the n,arlsirr l, when an election official protested aga ne l. his action and forbade further interfer h ence. though 1t was of a friendly paturt C Nothing unusual Happened in connec s ton with the casting ot the ballots herr 1t Women assisted as checkers and wer s. otherwise active in carryins out eleotio = 1 requirements.
 l. That Danislssr,s eftiEe.s wsr. r.srAt d fly interested in the outcome of the ele< # ton was shown by the manner in whic d they awaited the returns and 1t was yer n early thts morning before many a DaT j. ieIson man sought his home and res l. Many women were in the throne ths d remained ups until midnight. At the Bs hemian club qjlarters members crowde in during all of the evening to get re e turns coming of < special Associate ie Press wire that had been installed. . r. the state arHlory returns were made tt n feature. of an informal dance. At C. IS lun1bia hall in Dayvlle another grou l. of citizens put in the evening listening 1 l. returns that were being furnished throug l. The Bulletins local service.
 ! big force of operators was kept c
 force at tiie4s 4sloca1 central office of tE : S. \. F. T. company during the evenir ; to handle the avalanche of calls growth
 out of the election interest.
 At the hsh school Killingly studen
 showed through straw vote that tht were decidedly in favor of Harding
 election. though there were some sturc
 supporters of Cox.
 At Central Village Tuesday event,
 provision was made for receiving: eiectit
 returns oyer a. sFsecial wire and many
 the men ef firs4 place. gathered to list, ; ts how the nation had Voted.
 The pss4sRlce heura have been req } jus.ed to tho old schedule in effect b
 for. daylight saying came ;. in the pa
 spring. The office now opens at S.
 rr,. instead ef--5 80. R. r1 and does n
 close until -7:'s6 a- m-~a fact that is a
 precisted by ea, great many people.
 F. A. purse that stissaitaiaed < . geld ieel.
 valued as an heirFeorn, some papers ,
 value and a small safnerint Of money VI
 returneA to Mfr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mich
 of sDeyvine en Tuesday. The purse VI
 lost Sunday while they were n,otoril
 home from Providence en the Hartfe
 avenue-Littles Rest reute. Y :;
 George Williams acted as moderator;
 the voting place :ifsD Dayvilies during Tue days election and at East Killing
 Claude Moran was the. moderator. <
 Still no prospect :. of restoration
 of trolley service between Danielson al
 lingly people are beginning ts lose hc
 that the service VII sbe restored.
 Threatening weather did not serve
 Tuesday idtd net serve on Tuesday
 keep 'anysoonsiderahle nuslber of gvett away: from the polls in" Danieison T4,l
 who wanted tcsyete +forHd plenty cf, ( portunity, as ample arrangements Y been made fer transportation .
 Danielson people who GMn motor 6.
 will be interested in the anneuncesn,
 that the state highway innprovemt
 work between Putnam and Chepatcl
 is practically aeer,raeted Long stretcl
 of this much used route have been ell
 cd .sice early isirnrer while seve
 miles ef hisAway were being built
 Inaus.rieus ~yertngsters have. a n
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