Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-27
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 Frank Carew, engineer who for the past few months has been in charge of the construction of dwellings at In- dustrial place. being built by the Fred F, French company of New York, for the Connecticut Mills company. will leave here next Wednesday for Will -mington, Del, where he is to be pro- feet engineer for the E. I. du Pont de Nenmours company, one of the great est industrial concerns in the world.
 MT. Carew is leaving the French company to take an important posi- ton with the Du Pont company, which in addition to it's explosive manufac- turing business, has extended it's in- terests into many lines of endeavor and is now devoting great attention to important construction problems.
 He will be located at the headquar- ters of the concern in Wilmington and his duties will consist in laying out construction projects and of passing upon kinds and qualities of materials to be used and fixing estimates of construction cost.
 Mir. Carew has had varied expe- rience as a construction engineer. He was engaged for several years in his professional capacity under Colonel Gotheais in the construction of the Panama canal and, during the war, he had charge of great forces of men who labored to construct the cantonments where scores of thousands of this na- tion's troops were trained.
 During his stay here MT. Carew has made many friends who will regret his departure. but who are pleased over the recognition of his talent by such Q great concern as that of du Pont.
 Tonights the night! Mary Piekford in Captain Kidd. IT., wonderful pic lure production and The Seven Pos ing Venuses, presenting one of the pheum theatre.-adv.
 Traffic was again more or less par alyzed in this territory Thursday, as the result of a strong northwest wind whipping snow into travelled ways that had been opened over main thoroughfares connecting this place with surrounding towns and villages
 Drifts piled into the open ways and blocked them to traffic this causing a repitition of the disagTeeable condi- tions that communities hereabouts have had to face during practically all of the present month.
 The state highway between Daniel son and Brooklyn was blocked to all
  ners during Thursday morning and regular transportation service via that route for Central Village. Wauregan and Moosup was suspended. The state highway department had it's motor driven blows out clearing up the trouble and these aided materially in restoring conditions to what they have been since the big steH.n, which has caused more difficulty and inconve- AL. |, < f t1n past ten years.
 It was possible to get to Putnam on Thursday. but the route was rough and drifted in places.
 The blow that set in Wednesday aft ernoon was not long in creating diff entities for traffic. Ta>the early even ing three big motor trucks stalled in the drifted highway between Daniel son and Wauregan on the direct route
 It is again demonstrated that the 1 big motor trucks, as a rule. fare badly 1 in trying to make trips with the state l roads blocked with snow as they arc 1 at present. In any event, when one ventures out it is to take chances oi 1 completing . trip that are very much against success. They not only are apt l to get into trouble fhemse yes. hat tC 1 block the open highways completely i for all other traffic. as happened or l the flats in East Brooklyn.
 l pr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich 1 will be here Tuesday next from 10 a n. to 12 nn.. to conduct, at the office 1 cf School Supervisor Horace Turner ir the town hall building, a clinic iu the ! interest of those who are suffering l from tuberculosis.
 The presence of Dr. Campbell. rec ognized as an able specialist. is made possible through the generosity of the public hereabouts in purchasing Red l Cross Christmas seals. The 80 per cent. of the receipts retained by the f Civic federation. which had charge ol the Red Cross seal drive, is now avail al te for the carrying out of such a programme as has been decided upon in making a fight in this territory against tile ravages of the white pIague, which every year claims scores 0 thousands of lives in this country. f Tuesdays clinic is to be free open to the public. Dr. Campbell will see all who are suffering with tuberculosis and all who suspect they may be sub iect to the disease. Suspected CT in