Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-22

and Putnam is in deplorable rough con dition at the present time, due tos the wear and tear of the winter and early spring travel. Its. surface has worn after much the same sontour as wash board and is the cause of much com plaint Though the road has been patch ed time and again each storm seems to rip out much of the repair work and leave it in poor condition. It is believ-, ed that this route will have to be per mantly resurfaeed in a year or two.
 Among business interests there is what seems to he q concentrated effort to suppress what has come to be regarded as chronic knocking of the town and it's industries through publication of unwar- ranted press matter. A direct method of action is getting serious consideration and may bring developments soon after Danielsens Chamber of Commerce is re- organized and actively engaged in the work that is to be carried out.
 liquor law; Moses Klingon, breach of
 The body of Leon Newell Smith, S1, was found in the Five Mile river, near Attawaugan, Thursday morning, by a resident of that vicinity. MT. Smith had been missing since Saturday. April 2. He left here on a late bus that night and got off at AttaWaugaH. His hat was found day or two afterwards, but no trace of Smith could be found until his body was located in the river on Thursday morning. It is believed that his death was accidental and due to the l fact that he wandered into the river while on his way to his home. He was
 the sen of John Smith, who far years l was employed as night man at a stable en Furnace street. Medical Examiner pr. fen-ra af r9v--aurNs view the body which was taken In charge by Under. 1 taker L. la. 4.e....eey anI brought to his rooms here.
 Medora 19asss. as, wIfd of Phitp | Masse, died Wednesday at their home ir Dayville Mrs. Masse was Miss Medora Bousquet of Balleuville prior to her mar. i riage. She leaves her husband and two ! children, aged respectively g and 4 l years.
 Shortly after o'clock ThErsday aft. l ernoen, the fire department twas called l out to subdue a grass and brush fire i in the Tear of the properties of Henry 1 H. Manielson and Patrick Mcbride il | the Westfeld section. The blaze hat | gained considerable headway and was
 threatening buildings in the vicinity wher
 the alarm was sent in. The firemer 1 brought the flames under control 1T 1 short order. It is believed that the frt
 was set by children who had been play 1 ing in the vicinity.
 Mill men here say that they are con tinding to receive new orders for good! and are encouraged at the steady i'm provement of conditions, which Dromis | good business for the future.
 Ralph E. Williams of New Haven wis ited with friends in Danielson on Thurs 1 day.
 Miss Edna Reed returned on Thursda. to her home in Foster, where she is tt remain for the time being.
 There is a rumor that the Connection
 company will restore an hourly servic on the local line within few weeks. Henry D. Sternberg of New Londol
 was a visitor with friends in Danielso,
 on Thursday.
 Dr. Nathaniel Hubbard, pr. J. \
 Perreault, Dr. George M. Burroughs, Dl
 Henry c. Dixon and Dr. W. H. Judsol
 were at Putnam Thursday to attend tn
 annual meeting of the Windham Count
 Medical society.