Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03
DACIEtSeN AND PUTNAM NEWS

street and Henry H. Crowell of North Sterling are to be members of party that plans tc leave here about Sept. l to motor to the Pacific coast. The trip will be made by easy stages, with no definite schedule mapped out San Francisco will be the Pacific coast destination of the motorists, who expect to be away throughout the winter.
 pr. David D. Brough, whose suicide in Boston has been the subject of featured attention by the papers of that city, and, whose funeral was being arranged for Tuesday, recently has been a visitor in Brooklyn, one of the summer guests who has enjoyed the quiet beauty of the near by town.
 pr. Brough was one of Boston's best known physicians, a resident of the West End for many years, and where he had a great many friends His suicide by hanging shocked Boston and drew forth expressions of regret from Mayor Peters, former Mayor Curley and many others prominent in the social and official life of that city.
 Several strands of rope were twisted together by Dr. Brough and one end formed into a loop and slip knot in pre- pairing for his death. Not fning the physician in his room Monday morning, a maid in the household started to in vestigate and found the doctors body hanging by the neck from hook under a shelf in one of the rooms The space between the shelf and the floor was so short that the physician had to bend his knees to carry out his suicidal intent The body was only slightly cold when discoY 1 cred.
 | Dr. Brough was one of the leading
 members of his profession. He was af I C,I
 Medical school. In discussing the physi-
 clans suiside, former Mayor Curley at | tributed it to rotten politics, of which, 1 according to statement by MT. Curley
 in Boston paper. pr. Brough had been
 a victim and had been morore for months past. A brother of the dead physician is 1 well known jurist in New York His
 mother and a sister are residents of
 Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. L. s. Ingalls,. Mir and | Mrs. W. P. Perkins, Mrs. J. W. Gallup, Misses Grace Spalding and Hattie Cod ding were at Putnam Tuesday evening to | attend Chautauqua and hear the famous address, Acres of Diamonds, given by pr. Russell ConweI of Philadelphia, who unon one occasion delivered the com mencement address in Danielson a few years ago. The Danielson party who were at Putnam Tuesday evening are all guarantors of the local Chautauqua or
 ganization.
 It is something of a pleasure at times T and an inspiration of dreams to be a
 small town resident with the time and
 inclination to await the coming of the
 Bar Harbor expresses each night on the chance that one will stop here and allow
 the assembled group the opport unity tc
 see how the elite travel to Vacation Land
 The walters were rewarded Monday nigh
 when a section of the Washington Bal
 Harbor was held here for few minute!
 and they had a fleeting opportunity tc
 iclddle the brass rail of a Washington
 mil'onare's private car attached to tn, train-and wonder about the contents O , it's refrigerator The annual borough meeting that wa l to have been held Monday evening wal |. adjourned to Monday evening of nex week.
 An interesting program is being ar I ranged for the Chamber of Commerce
 Bohemian club outing to be held a $ Wildwood park Thursday, Aug. IS. A l L. Reeves is representing the club ant E. H. Reach the Chamber of Commerc . in making arrangements for the affair ? which is expected to bring together ur . wards of 200 of the members of the ol { ganizations.
 3 Activities of the state police in an ef . fort to check violations of the liquor law { in this territory have had at least a tenn | porary good effect.
 f B. " Drake of Middletown was a wis t itor with friends in Dan;elson Tuesday e Buses continued to operate on regula y schedule during Tuesday without inter j. ference from local authorities. There e no indication that they will be in any wa d hampered until after the federal coul
 hearing fixed for Aug. Is.
 Mrs. Anna Reynolds and daughter Gel ,: trude are visiting relatives in Bridgepo1 Il for week.
 g Motorists who speed their cal S through the business section are bein II given attention by Inspector A. W. Wi = Hams of the state motor vehicle depar . ment.
 v Miss Laura Warrep has been visitin e relatives in Dover. \. II
 Scores of former residents of Ea ,, i Killngly are expected there tomorro 1 (Thursday) when the annual Old Hon ,,.. day exercises are to he held and one ;" "K.ng Georges" shore dinners enjoye
 The exercises are to be held at Il to church.
 D. Recently the Old Peoples home receive a- check for S337.39. a gift under the VI r. of Miss Mary Dexter.
 r. Regular shipments of tire fabric fro y- Goodyear to the parent concern at Akro m O.. gre now goinr forward The AkrC ln plant is tlrnin~ out 25 GOO tires day ,n It is said that fewer people from tn l. section arc -o'ng on days outings to sho K resorts than in any other summer in r
 cent memory. H@h costs of travel1 in and of eating and entertainment at t
 shore resorts are held accountable for t - great slumn in business from this secti'
 to the shore places.