Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-01
DANIEISQN

f2m body of Cyrus Martin, 45, YVES esund npGttng in the Ass@waga river, sas4y Thursday afternoon. by Chief John MdF1riand. to whom Martin had been re- ported missing and who was conducting search for the man when the body was discovered
 Dr. George N BwroUgh, medical examiner. Vzs eaI1ed 1snd viewed the body after 1t was taken from the water and gave permission for it's removal to the undertaking room pf L. E. Kennedy Drowning was given as the cause cd 4ea4h It is believed Mr. Martin fell uto the river while walking along the nabanknent, three weeks ago last We0- esday night.
 He has been missing since that time That evening he visited at the home of William Long on Water street and len after a time, saying that he was going after something to smoke No one has reported to have seen him since he left the Long home and it ss Believed that he fell into the river within short time after leaving there.
 MT. Martin had lived in Danielson practically all his life and had been em- ployed as a teamster aNd laborer. Charles Martin, Byron Martin and William Mar tin, the latter named of Norwich, are brothers of the deceased.
  for a well known wood and coal company of this state all of their horses, wagons, harnesses, etc. at public auction, al the rear of their auction rooms, 42 Main street. Danielson, on Sat, April at 10 o'clock a. m. Read adv on auction pagt of this paper.-adv.
 Mrs. Caroline Shepard. Ss, was found dead in bed at her home in Balouvillt George MI Burroughs, medical examiner, who view ed the body gave heart disease as thu cause of death.
 Mrs. Shepard was apparently in her us ual health when she retired Wednesda! evening" Thursday morning when hel title daughter, who had been sleeping with her, tried to awaken her she receiv ed no response. It is believed that Mrs Shepard died some time about midnigh CT shortly thereafter.
 Mrs. Shepard, a widow, formerly lfvet in Putnam and come to Ballouvi1le abou two and 8 half years ago. She leave two sons. Fred and Arthur, and thre daughters, Mrs Rose Devenoch, Cordeli; and Ora all residents in Bauouville eZ eeptfng the last named, who is a residen of Putnam
 Chairman Henry P. Dubuc, who is al rectfng the drive of the American con mitte fund for relief in Ireland sai Thursday afternoon that he was high ly pleased with first reports receive from the canvassers, who went at the work with enthusiasm Thursday morning The first days reports were So encourag ing as to indicate that the town of Kill ingly will turn in at least s1,0o0. I'll first big boost for the fund came frol Dayville, where $139 that had been co sN 7ai 1II1 was also encouraged by the statement ( one physician. who gave personal d. nation, that the physicians of Danielso and other parts of Kfllingly are to send check as body.
 Canvassers who were a bit timid ov soliciting quickly gained confidence IT on discovering how pleasantly they we received in practically all quarters ar the first hour of work demonstrated them that the heart of the people r ponds as quickly and generously to tn Irgent need as tomany others of a sir liar nature that have preceded 1t.
 The canvass will continue until t own has been thoroughly covered. M Oubuc jaid Thursday afternoon that an one who desires to give and who is n approached by the canvassers may SCI their contributions direct to Clifford Startweather, treasurer of the local col mittee, at the Danielson Trust company
 Mrs. M. A. Shumway refuted the tn ory Thursday that only the women the borough are in favor of saving t row of trees at the south side of Da' park. Mrs. Shumway named a score well known men who are opposed to cutting of the trees, and mentioned, in. deutally, that a etition that is be pl sened to the selectmen and which poses the tree removal plan bore signatures the last last time she saw which was several days ago and lik many more by this time. Many W have signed the petition are men.
 Mrs. Shumway pointed out that Reynolds street is too narrow to saf bear the motor traffic that will use when the state highway line to the e is completed it Is not necessary to S riice the trees to get desired result spSce for traffic-for this can be achi, ed by building another street just side the row of impressive naples : getting a boulevard effect and make present Reynolds street and the prop cd street each one-way thoroughfares,
 Evidently the selectmen are in fol lively time at the nearing set to disc the matter of removing the trees. 7 yppoSition to removing the trees is go