Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-22
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

voters to pick new men for these partic- ular places. For these reasons there like ly will be special interest in the caucus
 Having taken over part of the mater ials of William Martin am now ready to do painting and paperirg. C. w. Nado, 67 Furnace street.-adv.
 Under bonds of $500, which he could not procure, Charles .Larrance of Plain field was talzcn to the county jail at Brooklyn x lay. after he had been pound over Dy Justice Torrey in Central Village for breaking and entering the nome of Robert Generous, at Plainheld, carly Sunday morning. A ladys gold. watch and a cigar case that Larrance stole from the Generous home was found tuckedaway under section of metal flooring of the cell where he had been kept confined during Sunday night He was not searched by the officer when he was placed in the cell.
 There was no one at the Generous home when Larrance, who is painter by trade went there and removed pane of glass in order that he might be en- lbled to open the window. While he was not seen about the place suspicion rest ed upon him and he was arrested and locked up soon after the loss was dis covered. Larrance is said to have a wife and children in Clinton, Mass.
 Waiter w Murphy, who has been con- nected with the Attawaugan hotel, the :.reater part of the time as mana ger, for the past twelve years, resigned Monday, . lis resignation to be effective about the first of the month.
 During the past week MT. Murphy has E., ranged for the purchase of the Youngs arm, so-called on the road to South Kill jingly, and Is to develop it into high , tF,T.. l for such a popular place as the Inn-Yan- ; Yankee, at Harmony, R. L. and he will cater to motorists chiefly. though he an = tcipates that much business will be at tracted from the immediate surrounding territory
 As thoroughly experienced hotel man
 Mir. Murphy is going about the develop , msat Of his plan with view to equippne an inn that people hereabouts will b, lproud Of. His inspiration to establish the
 resort comes from the fact that seatt highway is to be built. right by the farm ' within few months and will open 2 . short, through route to Providence that i
 bound 10 be much trayeled.
 . The farm is beautifully situated ant ; the fine residence on the property vii ! readily lend itself to remodeling for us as an inn. It has spacious rooms. fire { places and a general atmosphere such a. ! one associates with the inns of bygon ] t6ays. Snake Meadow brook. one of tn finest trout streams in southern New En
 Sland runs directly through the farm a and i1 season. fishing for the silveret r beauties will be one of the opportunitie '. open to guests.
 r. MT. Murphy plans to produce all of tn s poultry, eggs. pork products and vegeta Q bles to be used at the inn. He is an ex I. r-rienced chef and this asset will permi lti cf his keeping especially close supervis e ion over the menus and the manner ;e which the food is prepared and served. Remode.ing of the house will be under = taken soon and MT. Murphy hopes to b
 able to ntertain guests within g fe1
 weeks. Frhe inn which has not, bee
 named yet is about ten minutes run b
 motor car from Danielsons business sec
 tien.
 Mr Murphy is well known in Danie -- son and the surrounding towns. Thoug
 he was over the draft age at the ou
 break of the World war, Mir Murph
 volunteered and sacrificing rights ths IS would allow him to withdraw from tl
 army on account of his eyesight. whic twas slightly impaired, went oversee es with the 56th Coast Artillery. Battery l lend remair.d there until the conman