Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-07
DANKlseN

Though THEODORE Bergeron, who was
injured at the icehouses at QulneDaus
lake last week, was suffering mucn pam
Sunday, his condition was stated to be
satisfactory and his recovery seems as
sured. Bursted veins in one of his legs
has set up a condition that is trying, out
it is expected that this will be cleared up
within a few days.
The body Of Charles 0lin, 49. who dled
at Saugus, Mass, was brought mere
Sunday and, following services at the
chapel, was buried in Westheld cemetery.
Mr. DIN was a native of Danielson and
lived here for years before going to
Boston, as told in Saturdays Bulletin.
Among his achievements was the prepa-
ration for a Philadelphia publisher OF
series of hand books on journalism. ven
trilouuisn and socialism. He also was
a writer of short Stories. For several
years Mr. Olin's name appeared in Rid
paths lyceum list of entertainers
chief John Mcfarland was searching
Sunday for the person who got away
with a travelling bag containing set OF
tools. The theft was made SATURDAY
evening from man who had been wall
ing at the railroad station here for a
train and had left the station-and- his
bag-for few minutes while he went to
z nearby store to make . purchase.
Chief Mcfarland has questioned several
young men who might know something
about the theft
Herbert C. Keech Of the Quinebaug
Lake Ice company said Saturday evening
that the four houses of the company at
the lake are filled to their capacity and
that one OF the houses is carrying more
ice than ever. before since it was built.
The harvest was 5000 tons, this amount
ing to 80 zoo cakes. This is an am
pie supply for Danielson until the early
part of 1922, by which time, it-may be
expected, more ice VIII be available.
Temperatures up to SO degrees marked
the week end in Danielson. Off the state
roads. which are now beginning to show
broken sections of surface Throughout
this territory travellers found themselves
trying to negotiate seas of mud and moi
few dollars were earned by the mar
who has horses available for hauling
stalled motor cars out of the ruck. Great
cakes of ice began to break loose anG
como down the Quinebaug river Saturday
afternoon and Sunday, lpunging over tht
dam in a manner to remind one of the
period Of spring freshets.
Seemingly fearful that The borough o
Danielson may now take UP a discussion
OIL lne proposal 10 neSOIldle IOT the puF
chase of the property of the Crysta
Water company, whose advanced rate
have been sustained by the public utili
ties commission, men who are we'll in
formed are advising against considerin,
the purchase at this time. While som
favor an effort to buy the property, tn
general sentiment seems opposed. Their
are various reasons for this, but it i
figured that even if the plant could b
purchased at this time materials are s.
high that the borough would not be a
apt to do as well financially in sellin
water from a municipality owned system
IS does the private company now han
ding the business.
Capt. F. o. Arlington, VINO is recruit
ing the supply company for the mobil
artilley regiment of the Connecticut Ma
tional guard was pleased on Sunday owe
the fact that the enlistments now mum