Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
DANEISON AND PUTNAM NEVIS

alene has been placed recently in excess of $2ss0e6.
 Following the. nr. referred to the barn vas rebuilt and the farm property eveptually sold to MT Ehabot, a very successful farmer and lessee of the bor- l ough farm on Dyer street as well as the ] s5wn sr Of another farm at Central vil- I lase
 Since acquiring the place Mr. Chabot
 who s a hard and able worker, has built Il aa5 one. of the finest herds of cattle in this sectien and was constantly adding to- sI its number Sundays loss will be a ter 4 i'fOie blow to him and he was greatly 4 depressed Sunday afternoon as he watch I cd tae nGmes lickipg up the last of what
 had been his home and the great barn
 where his fine herd had been. It is un- l dersto?d that the insurance on the barn
 will not cover much more than half of l the replacement value cf thes structure. s which could not likely be duplicated to- T day for less than $15,0cos l The The loss on the cattle and two 2 horses that could not be rescued in es-
 timated as at between s4.0n0 and $5,08o The tractor that went down in the wreck of the barn was worth $500. Then there were milking machines and 8 finely equipment dairy
 The house was Cf type that could . net be reproduced today for S1o,000, but sl was, many years old and was not high
 ly valued by Mir. Chabot. though it served
 as good and comfortable home Gon- , sidering it's replacement value on the ] basis of a smaller and more modern house and the less is. at least s, GOO.
 Included in Mr. Chabot,s incidental
 loss are many kinds Of farm tools and . machines <
 There was theory that the fire i. was caused from an oil stove that is ! kept in the, barn to heat water to be used for washing milk bottles but Mfr thabot says that this oil stove was not lighted when the fire broke out, nor previous ' thereto. The fire broke out in the horse . barn and the belief now Is that it was z caused by the children seen playing about : the place.
 2 Great sympathy was expressed for : MT. Chabot: and his family in the serious : loss they have sustained His great in- : dustry and the results he has been able ! to achieve had won him many friends | who deeply regret his loss.
 : As the farm is within a hundred yards : of the main state highway between . Wauregan and Central Village, hundred' z gathered and watched the fire as 1t ragged 2 Motoring. parties happening along soor ,s had long sections of state highways 1fnet r with rarked CATS.
 t Funeral serviees fer Mrs. sarah [ e Johnson, mother of Mrs Clarence H le Barber. were conducted at the undertak
 ing rooms of A F. Wood Saturday b, s- Rev. Waiter B. Williams. pastor ef tn n | Westneld Congregational church. Tn ie body was placed in the receiving yaul le at Westfeld cemetery. Burial is to D <. at Morris, this stste.
 ,t Mrs. Enen M. B--1ess, 7s, mother .
 Ezra. Burgess, died Saturday morning . ,e his home on Reynolds street. Mir "a Burgess was born in Sterling and was ,h resident there for many years al rhemas BrAaferd said sunday nernin
 that he has handed to the selectmen E |. petition relative to calling special tow nl meeting to see what voters will decid ef about cutting down rcw of shade tree T. on Reynolds street. MT. Bradford sai '. he; had obtained about 50 signatures t ao the petition including the names of rel ss idents on Reynolds street directly oppt site where the line of trees stand. M v Bradford said that the removel of u
 trees will permit of widening Reynolt
 street at that section by about two fee
 Many scores of Danielson people wei to Wauregan Sunday afternoon to watc
 the ire at the Peter Chabot farm Q
 later. to view the ruins.
 Miss Carr1e ChanDefi1n o1 HaWkll
 street will have members of the Fer
 nightly club at her heme for meetir Tuesday afternoon.
 william Mccormack of New Tor
 spent Sunday as the guest of rei.tives
 Exmville. where he formerly livyd.
 Goodyear residents are arranging D reception for Robert w. Boys and Mr
 Boys and their family for ne1t Saturds V evening. MT. Boys is leaving the fr ,S ef the month, to become agent for il Manhasset Manufacturing company. Henry MeDermott of Woonsock
 spent Sunday at his home in DanieIson x About twenty leens are h operation . present at the plant of the Connectic
 Mills company here. It is said that @ the tire fabric field prospects for ne