Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-27
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

cipient cases will receive special at tention
 The clinic will present an opportun- ity which no person afflicted with tu- berculosis ca afford to overlook. Treat ment under modern methods practical iy assure recovery in q high percent age of eases. Miss Miriam Boom hover. visiting nurse for the Civic federation, will be pleased to give in- formation pertaining to the clinic to anyone interested.
 The funeral of Mrs. John Fournier, who died in Norwich, Tuesday, was held from the undertaking rooms of L. b. Kennedy Thursday morning with services at St. James church, where Mrs. Fournier had been an at tendant for many years. Rev. John Roux, M. S.. was celebrant of the high mass of requiem. The service was a-teSded by many relatives and friends. including relatives from Nor wich New London, Springfield and other places and by members of the St. Anne society, of which Mrs. Fournier had been a member for a long time. The bearers were Benonix Meunier, Paul Breault, Theoiile Porier and A. Bonneau. Burial win be in Holy Cross cemetery.
 Eugene Boisvert, famiIiarIy known by the English name of Eugene Green wood. man past, middle age, was found dead in his room at his board ing place at the corner of Water and Cottage streets at 830 Thursday morning. Boisevert's failure to come down from his rGon at the usual hour led to an investigation and the dis covery of his rigid body, in a kneel- ing position beside his bed, his face buried in the coverings upon it. Cor oner Arthur G. Bill and Medical Ex- aminer George M Burroughs, M. D., viewed the body ad gave permission for it's removal to the undertaking rooms of L. F. Kennedy.
 Dr. Burroughs gave suffocation as the cause of death. The coroner and tion of the case found that Boisvert' s room was a storage place for Jamaica ginger bottles, and they are both of the opinion that Boisvert came in in- toxicated from drinking the poisonous stnff Wednesday evening and fell help!ess as he tried to get into his bed. Boisvert had beea dead for hours when his body was discovered.
 He had been employed at the plant of the River Weaving company on Water street. Boisvert. who had an artificial leg, has worked in and about
 Danielson for years. Coroner Bill, who IS also the prosecuting attorney for Killingly, said Thursday afternoon that Boisvert had been before the To- cal court a number of times to face ;ntcxication charges.
 Boisvert's wife. from whom he had lived apart, is said to be a resident of Occum ad married daughter, Mrs Robert J. Larsen, who was notified ot , his death, lives in Norwich.
 A reward will be paid for the purse containing a sum of money lost last Saturday In Putnam bus Write M B.. care The Bulletin, Danielson, Conn adv. Charles Conwell of Meriden was visitor with relatives in Danielson or Thursday.
 William Savlns remafns critically il at his home in ElmviIie
 | William $. Hart in The Money Cor 1 ral' feature picture. attracted many 1 to the Majestic theatre on Thursday i afternoon and evening.
 ! At Waureean "Wednesday evening
 the death of Miss Jennie 8 McKier. nan, e6, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Rob l ert McKierpan, occurred. Rev. ]. c. Mathieu, pastrr of tht 1 Sacred Heart church, at Wauregan has met with success in his racent eff fort to raise 8 fund that will be uset toward liuuidating the debt of the par ish. which is in a fourishing condi l ton.
 Lumberine opera tions in this part o the country are practically at a stand still as the result of the advers weather condition that men in this lin, have had to face during February, tn,
 worst ro7th for such operations il ma ny years.
 {; The temperature dropped to 10 dc ] @rees ahove zero during the earl, hours of Thursday morning, record 1 ing thermometer at Woodwarl's stor' | showed