Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-17
DAMEESoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

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 onaeer- Arthur G. BIn said TuesdAy that he will file finding of criminal negli- gence against P. NJ Davey of Simsbury operator of the motor car that caused the death of foar year old Doris May Taylor in the town of Columbia Monday. Coroner Bil said that the sight of the body of the pretty little child was 8 pitiable one Davey is under bonds to appear at a hearing, as teld in the Will limantic news in the Bulletin Tuesday morning
 Two large month bass plaeaeded as hay ing been caught in Moosehead lake by c. A. Tflinghast and Judge Sabin S. Russell were displayed in a window of Woodward's store on Tuesday. This val riety of bass is reported as being highly ferocious and given to attacking human beings unless one is on friendly terms with them. Ten hours after death the fish become perfectly harmless, however and may be handled and displayed with entire immunity from injury. An effort will be made to preserve the gsh in cold storage until the Chaber of Commerce, Bohemian club outing next week so that they be served to those who are 10 participate in the strong mems con
 
 ] ing.
 At 8 meeting of the selectmen held Tuesday morning Willis Shippe of the Mashentuck district was appointed fire warden of the town of Killingly. It is | expected that Mir. Shippee will announce | 2 list of deputy fire wardens within few days
 ! The political pot is simmerinE.. Some i thing of the plans of those who want some changes in the town administration were | talked of an Tuesay.. It seems that the dvocates of changes are after tho S:alps 1 of some of the members of the boards 1 cf s,lectven and assessors. In sections Of the town quiz canvass to line up [ the voters along the lines suggested h1in= made It appears that u-i1ns will i be made in the republican caucus and [ in the democratic caucus against the ron who are marked for removal and if i { esa cannot be eliminated in the caucus game inside political manoeuvering VII hc 1 und rtaken. Each year at about this i tiu2 plans such as are outlined here arc l r ard Of. Sometimes something has come of them, more often not This year, | however, the insurgent movement seems particularly strong and tse annual town meeting promises to be interesting. l Mrs. George O. Thomas and grandson Thomas ay, are spending the week at | Char estown Beach. R ] where MT Thom- as will join them 3t tho end of the week. l Miss Margaret Sullivan of High street i will leave Thursday for a few days wis i it witt Miss Elizabeth Reece in Hartford. 1 X mere whisper of a dog about the size f 2 window mop. amb ed down Mtin ] street Tuesday morning in defiance of ! the quarantine ?,gainl. caninns being a liberty in Kili-.yly. He got away 1 with itythat time, but his owner may he sorry if the little wanderer is not kept a; home
 ! MT. and Mrs E-hert Miller of Provi- dence are visiting with relatives in Dan- i i-isen for few days.
 i Danieison people who enjoy historical representations and reproductions will be at Brooklyn this Wednesday, evening ! to see the niehly Interesting Pilgrim pag- l n@at that has been worked out by mem- bcrs of the Congregational church of that place in mmenUration of the 500tl anniversary of the landing of the Pill | vTims at Plymouth Rock.
 | Much time and attention has been given 1 to thn development of the pa geant and | the costumes to be worn in the present at;on. Nearly two score personages will he represented. The people of Brooklyn a.: noteworthy in their .enefgy and