Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-05

Woodward imposed fines of SO and IS
respectively.
That dancing retains It's popularity
was again attested Saturday evening by
the gathering at the state armorw,
at which music was by the Fidelity or
chestra of Worcester. Many from sur
rounding towns were present.
Foster, late reports show, was one
of the outlying towns in this territory
that suffered badly in last weeks ice
storm. Great numbers of fruit and
shade trees in that town just to the east
were ruined. Cross roads were so strewn
with fallen trees and limbs as to be i'm
passable for several days. Men with
axes have cleared the highways to
travel, but it will be weeks before all
evidences Of the storm are removd.
Building of state highway fences all
the route of the new Hampton Brook. yn
highway Is underway and considerable
progress has been made. Only posts are
set at present along various long stretch
es of the highway, but these are to have
stringers attached in the near future.
The fences will be painted white.
Rev. NJ Joseph Twomey of Newark
has accepted the invitation to deliver the
address at the ordination services at
the Baptist church next Wednesday ev-
ening.
There will be reception for the Chill
dren of Mary at St. James church next
Thursday evening. the feast of the I'm
I maculate Conception.
Numbers of local members of Put
nam lodge of Elks were at Putnam Sun
day afternoon to attend the annual
| lodge of sorrow.
| A purchasing committee is to be
named from among the members of the
town school committee and will have
charge of the purchase of supplies for
the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Carl Witter were the
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Rogers al
Putnam Sunday.
! Howard A. Markham of Danbury
spent the weekend with friends in
| Danielson
A recruiting officer who-will see candi
| dates for enlistment in the coast artil
lery corps will be at the postoffice here
today.
Rovers through Danielson are nov
flowing at the highest level they hav,
reached in months.
Rose of Lima council. X. of c. has
ketbaI team defeated the Crescent fv,
OF Hartford, in game played Saturda,
evening at the town hall
MANY motored from DAME son to Pom
rret, woodstock and Thompson Satur
day and Sunday to see the storm dam
age.
MUG hcrushed rock has been snreat
over the new highway two miles east o
here and crushing. distributing ant
rolling for the foundation is to be con
tinued as long as the weather will per
nit.
Herbert c. Keech. 40, warden of tn
borough Of Danielson, died verv sud
denly Sunday afternoon shortly after
o'clock, at his home on Hutchins street
Medical Examiner George NJ Brrroush
pronounced death due to angina pee
toris following an attack of acute indi
gestion.
On his way to attend services at tn
Congregational church Sunday morning
Mr.. Keech had to halt three times on &C
count of illness. DIR. Burroughs was sum
moned to attend him at his home abou
f2.45 for an attack of acute indigestion
He recovered from this, but suffered an
other attack abouwt o'clock, dyin
within fifteen minutes. His death was
very great shock to everyone.
; Mr. Keech was the son of James s
Keech, one of Danielson's Oldest busi
ness men. He studied in the school
of Kfllingly and at Killingly High schoo
and for six years was in the real estat
business in Brooklyn, N Y
He represented Killingly in the stat
legislature during the session of 100!
had been a selectman of the town, bun
CESS, and in April of this year was Sec
ed warden. He was member of Nj
S riah lodge of Mason and of Quinabau
re ~ sniz
a Mr.. Keech leaves his wife ard 81
. children, Stanley. jerome Helen, Al
:. thur; Harold and Mildred. He also leave
t his father and brother, Frederick, {
; New Haven.