Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05
DAIELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS.

turbed by sporadic explosions, very small and tin1id like as seemed to beft the gen. eral lack of observance of the day. Even the display of national colors was so greatly reduced as to be remarked about. But notwithstanding all of this Daniel son people are patriotic as ever. They simply didn't enthuse over the Fourth this year however.
 Up to lste afternoon the police report ed, there had been, only one arrest, this as the esuit of a street brawi, and no accidents, real pleasing feature to chronicle.
 A temperature of Ss degrees was ree- l orded at Wocdward's at one o'clock on the afternoon of the Fourth was fair measure of the kind of weather this ter ritory endured through the holiday. It | was blstering hot out in the sun, where i the mercury in some instruments ran 1 up to 1o3. Humanity sweltered and oozed off weight that will not be missed | by many nor regretted by others who shrunk with the populace generally. Many | hundreds of people who ordinarily would | be at work on a Monday were grateful over having a day of rest in such a heat | cd period
 number of DanIelsoH people were at | Wauregan On the Fourth to attend the annual picnic arranged by Rev. J. c.
 Mathieu for the people of the Sacred Heart parish The affair drew large
 attendance and there were many things
 to make the day pleasant and interesting
 Doris coreoran, 3, of Goodyear, had
 he- face and eyes filled with powder grains at that village on the afternoon ! of the Fourth, when boy pointed a re-
 volver loaded with blank cartridges al : her and fired. It was later aid that the
 boy had picked the revolver up from
 where someone had laid it down, did not
 know that it was loaded. The injured child was brought to the office of pr George M. Burroughs here in Danielsor
 and tn ephvsican removed the powder , from her face and eyes. It is not believ- ) ed that she will suffer any serious con sequences Doris is the daughter of Mir and Mrs Timothy Corcoran.. The family formerly lived in Attawaugan.
 Mir and Mrs. F. x Mailhot and fam ilv of Maple street motored to Centra Falls to spend the holiday.
 Mrs. Luther Day and Miss Lena Ro berge were guests of friends in New Britain over the holiday period. ? rumcr persisted here on the holi day that the Connecticut company plan to restore hourly service on or abou
 July 15 when the bus line will havl l may continue operation pending deci
 sion on the appFNl to the superior court Mrs Margaret Quinn, patient al th Day Kimball hospital, is recovering iron l injuries she received when turled iron an overturnng automobile a week az
 Sunday, that it may be possible to brini
 her to her home here the lattu- part 0 this week.
 l A gathering that was representative c r about every town and village in thi 7 corner of the state spent much of tn s holiday at Wildwood Park. Dancin e was the principal attraction. 2 R. H. Back. father of Attorney Har " F. Back, was reported Monday aft
 ernoon as in an exceedingly critical con
 dtion at his home here. Mfr. Back sui fered a shock Saturday and had remain
 ed unconscious up U Monday after
 noon.
 Occupants of a Broad street residenc were surprised on the morning of tn
 Fourth to find an automobile parked 0
 their wlan. It had been left there durin s the night by one of the few parties wh | spent some time in carrying out hol
 day oranks.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur O'Neil, of Wes
 erly. were holiday guests of Mir. and Mir
 P F. Murray of Academy street.
 Goodyear will take on new life thi
 (Tuesday) morning when. the big cotto
 mill resumes operations after a complet