Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-27

Henry Breayea, operated on for appen-
 dicitis at the Day Kimball hospital, was
 reported Monday as resting comforta-
 bly.
 MT and Mrs. W. H. Putnam and daugh-
 ter, Miss Marcella, of Hartford. former
 ly of Danielson. are occupying their cot
 tage at Waterford MT. and Mrs. Edward Hatch are
 spending a vacation in Northern New England this week and will visit in Can
 ada.
 Undertaken L. E. Kennedy was at Nor
 the body of John Beaudry. of Goodyear,
 who died at the state hospital
 Governor Marcus Fl. Holcomb appoint
 ed Dr. Warren A. Tanner of this place a commissioner to examine and report upon the mental condition of James R. Woodhead, who has been confined at the
 Brooklyn jail after having been arrest ed for intoxication.
 hall stone that fell at the Ezra storm sof Saturday afternoon was meas
 ured and found to be as large in diameter as half dollar.
 l Misses Mary and Susie Collins are I spending a vacation at Crescent beach this week
 MT. and Mrs. John Patterson. Mrs Elm 1 ma Warren and A. Putnam Woodward 1 were HleHlDeTS O. marty that mOtOreQ to ] Ocean beach Sunday.
 EliphaIet Nott. born at Ashford this l county, is among those born in Connecti- cut who have been nominated for inches in New York University's Hall of Fame | Professionally q clergyman, it was as l president of Union college, New York i that he made the institution famous as
 an educational center. He was the in- ventor of the first stove to burn anthra-
 cite.
 ] Souvenir" W H. Taylor of Hartford l is secretary of the Legislative club of i 1912. as he vas secFetarv of the first i Legislative club-1901. This year the or ganiza tion's outing is to be held on Au- gust II. at Cosey beach. We have a crew working in Danielson l Have your trees trimmed and cavity
 work done. Get in touch with Victor Per
 rau1t. the tree man. post lsrd will reach him here.-adv
 | Miss Beatrice Geer has returned from visit in Boston.
 l MT and Mrs. Hiram ". Burton re- gently morored to Quonochontaus. i Garden crops hereabouts suffered quite severely from the heavy hail that beat i down in the storm of Saturday afternon. l Motorists who have been west of here
 during the past fortv-eight hours say that 1 Saturdays severe storms washed Hampton Hill and Spring Fill in places 1 Repair crews were at work patching up l tho ramage.
 l Gaston A. Maindon. who has been | spending a vacation at Oakland Beach,
 is again in charge of his business here. 1 A 5-ton truck broke through what $ 1 known as the Corey bridge on a highway off the state road between Central vil-
 lafe and Moosup Monday afternoon. | Danielson teachers who are at the summer school at Yale university are ex- pected to return to Danielson at the close
 of the present month.
 I Danielson nAopla shivered in the chill
 weather of Monday. following the un- usual heat and humidity of the past week. l Early Monday morning temperatures down to 5S degrees were reported in this
 vicinity
 /! New England and New York daily pa- i; ners found the accident to the Bar Har- 1 hor express at DayvilIe of special news | interest some of the Boston papers fea-
 turing # with full front DagA headlines. F. F Cunneen and family plan to 1 leave the latter nart of this week for a
 motor trin 10 Mia -ara Falls. through
 northern New York and to Montreal. re- | turnino thrr n the mountain section of i New England
 Farmers heres puts are well along with the work ot harvesting the finest | hay cron cut in this section in years. Rev. R. E. Atwater. assistant at St. i Anthony's Italian. church in the Bronx 1 section Of New York. has been tho guest 1 of Rev. J. F, Mccarthy at All Hallows'
 rectory. Moosup
 i Danielson visitors to summer resorts | along the southern New England coast i will tell you that they have sat down l n better ''shore" dinners prepared with 1 in the limits of the town of KilIngly 1 this summer than they have been able to 1 buy at the beaches. and that the cost here has been less than the charges made where ocean breezes blow. | Killingly opened this week with clean record as to police court cases. an
 indication that conditions here are some
 what better than has been the rule dur l ing the earlier pSvt of July 1 The continuance. of activity by the
 state motor vehicle department in en-
 forcing the automobile headlight laws i,l 1 thiS section of the state is making the | delinquent motorist pay attention to his l lenses. Yet there arc many machines i going about with illeeal lights l John C. Kenwith of Concord N H. Is visiting with friends in Danielson this l week
 1 Observers note that large quantities of biturninus coal are being moved north
 ward through this section. most of it
 bound for points north of Worcester. | MeHlDeTS or the DOdTu or reIaI OJ the i borough of Danielson were in session on Monday to hear any appeals from as-
 sessments fixed by the board of assessors Miss Henriette C. Gregoire ot Fall Riv- ar is spending a few days with friends in Danielson.
 Two motor trucks owned in Moosup hauled s 1-2 ton Packard truck out of precarious position in which it rested, Monday evening, after breaking through Corey's bridge, between Cen tral Village and Moosup. The truck was travelling from Philadelphia to New Bedford and was earring g cases Of cotton yarn weighing over five tons
 when the bridge gave way beneath it, | nearly dropping the big machine into the Moosup river. As the truck was c-osed machine and the drivers refus- 1 ed to open it the story quickly spread l that the cargo was whiskey, but there l was no such luck for Moosup! The | yarn was unIoaded from the truck be- l fore any attempt was made to move the machine from it's dangerous posi- :: ton. The transportation company owning the truck will be required to make good the damage by the town of Plainfield.
 The bridge is an old one in poor con dition and not on the state road.