Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-01
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Scores of people from Danielson and surrounding places went to the fire in motor cars.
 NIT. Kimball stood his loss with re- markable bravery, and was as cool as any man on the grounds
 Frank Kravezy PiotrOwzki. 34, employ ed by a lumber manufacturer conduct ing operations in the town of Brooklyn, was almost instantly killed Tuesday morning when d heavy oak log became dislodged from the crest of a steep em- bankment at the foot of which Piotrowzki was working and crashed down upon him.
 Piotrowzki was unable to save himself from the impending disaster, was caught, stricken down, and his neck broken. At the time of the accident the unfortunate man was alone, his companion worker having left for a moment to bring jug of water. Coroner Bill, who visited the scene of the accident, in the rear of the cemetery south of Brooklyn center later stated that he had learned that PiotFow- zki was engaged in trimming out tree tops and removing brush from the hill- side. Evidently some of the material he 1 removed loosened the blocking under the great log and let it roll down upon him. Fiotrowzk1 leaves a wife and six chil- dren His body was taken in charge by l Undertaken Louis F. Kennedy and re- moved to the Piotrowzki home on the Windfam road, west of Brooklyn, near what is known as the old stone house. 1 Chief John Mcfarland said Tuesday morning that there appears to be consid- ] erable interest in New England cities. among police officials in John Ryan and John Burke, the safe-crackers who were arrested here early Sunday morning at the store of Andrew Jarowski. The Wor- 1 cester police department is particularly 1 interested in the pair and an inspector ! will be sent here to look the prisoners over with the hope of identifying them and connecting them with some crimes l that have been committed in that city. 1 Chief Mcfarland has been getting tele- phone inquiries about the prisoners as a result of the publicity given their experi- l ence here Summit. R. l., where a safe 1 was blown and Liberty bonds stolen last
 Friday night, is anxious to know more
 about them
 At st. Johns church in DayviIle Mon
 day morning Miss Sarah Reddy of that place and William Demit of Boston were united in marriage by Rev. lgnatius kost who also was celebrant of the nuptial mass. Miss Beatrice Lambert of Daniel son was bridesmaid and William A. Red dy brother of the bride, was best man. Following d reception at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. Demit left for their wedding journey. which will take them to Atlantic City. They are to make
 their home in Worcester. where the groom
 is foreman for big construction com
 pany The bride received many beautiful gifts.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson of New York are visiting Mrs. Thompson's sister Mrs. Edward Goven. at Wauregan. They are 10 remain for two weeks.
 Operations have peen resumed at the
 Whitestone mill of the American WoOen
 company at Emvile This plant has
 been idle for number of weeks
 Traffic Officer Christopher Andrews says he hnds that motorists operating
 here show their good will in obeying
 traffic regulations during hours when he
 is on duty. 4 traffic officer is something of a novelty in Danielson. but Officer
 Andrews is nerforming his dutie in 8
 manner to win the commendaton of all Schools throughout the town will re- open next Tuesday for the fall term. Ii IS expected that the registration will
 show an increase over the figures Tor last year.
 Long trains of "desdhead" Pullmans