Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-02
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

ride kiddie cars and do many other things that invite disaster for them and grief for their paSents.
 Go Get It, the great newspaper film story, a Marshall Neilan production fea turing Wesley Barry, at the Orpheum theatre, Friday and Saturday.-adv.
 Miss Florence Chase, s4. is dead at Ballouville. She was a daughter of Harry and Marcella Alexander Chase and was born in a dwelling that stood on site al Alexander's lake close to where Judge Harry E. Backs cottage formerly was located. Frank L. Chase of Dayville is a brother of Miss Chase and Frank L. Bennett of Balouville and WardeH L. Bennett of Roslinda,e, Mass, are nephews.
 A string of trout brought in by J. r. Gardner, Jr., and Charles T. TillinghaSt l is the largest reported here this season. MT. Gardner caught IS. and MT. Tilling- hast 20, the limit for day of such sport in this state, The catch was made | in a well known brook following Sun days heavy rain.
 Read Ivan, the Red" the story of a Russian Bolshevik, by Helen Hopkins, in | The Danielson Transcript, on sale today. | adv.
 At St. Johns church, Plainfield, sol emn high mass of requiem was sung at the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Beauchmin, the service being attended by a large number of relatives and friends. Rev. R. P. Morrisey, the pastor of St Johns, Rev. J. c. Mathieu of Wauregan and l Rev. Joseph H. Comtois of Moosup were ] the officers of the mass. Burial was in the Sacred Heart cemetery at Wauregan. | The bearers were Felix Aubin, Walter
 Aubin, George Russell, Elmer Brinda-
 mour, Henri Fournier and Arthur Flag
 naut. Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral 1 director.
 Edward Clouter, chauffeur for Oba- diah Butler reported Wednesday morn ing thta he was forced about o'clock Tuesday evening to drive the Buick tour- ing car he was operating into a telephone lpole near the schoolhouse at Wauregan to avoid having his machine wrecked by a big touring car, probably a Cadillac, that came racing around the curve from the direction of Danielson and threat
 ening destruction to anything in it's path.
 MT Cloutier, who was alone, called to
 the driver of the car to stop, but gir in the big car called to the driver tc
 Beat itl" and the driver responded, in
 cidentally putting out every light on his , car to prevent the number of the ma chine from being taken.
 As the big car raced away MT. Clou tier backed and turned his damaged
 machine around and followed the car h' , was after toward Central Village, at a! rapid a speed as he dared, his car having
 a damaged, front axle. At Central Villag'
 near Tillinghast's store he learned the bis car had taken the route to Norwich am a few minutes later a motorist com!n; north reported having met the escaping machine being driven at a tremendousl,
 high rate of speed Dusty streets are to be the rule il Danielson the coming summer, it seems v for unless citizens enter upon their owl account into some arrangement to pa . for street sprinkling conditions that al s ready are being complained about wi = have to be endured. It is possible tha , property owners along some streets W; if enter into an agreement to have ther s oiled, the expense to be apportioned aC $ cording to the benefits obtained.
 It is probable that such recording an ] accounting of the Connecticut Mills con
 pany as hereto has been done at Beaco
 Falls will be transferred to Danielso1 a where the plants of the concern are lt
 cated, and such records are at BeacO
 Falls be brought here.
 Claude Z Jette of Wauregan, studel D at Trinity, has been named as membt