Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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Upwards of two score members of the
Danielson fire department, with Chief A.
2. Woodward and other officers were
banquet guests of Landlord William S
Brown, of the Attawaugan hotel, We'd
-tesday ewing
Landlord Brown entertained the fire
Hen in appreciation of the splendid SER
,ice renderd by the department in suo-
fBing an early morning fire at the hotel
Gently. and doing the job so we'll that
he house was only slightly damaged and
10 one OF the halt hundred guests or en-
p:5yes injured.
Split pea soup. minced ham with eggs
pQtato salad, hot rolls. cake, pie, milk and
coffee were included in the menu.
The fireInen were we'll pleased with the
neal and the entertainment provided for
hem and were hearty in their arcrecia-
Ion of Mr.. Browns generosity and CT the
fact that he thinks so we'll of their work
as moI5ers of the department.
The hremen gathered at the house about
s.S0. The banquet hour was filled with
lolly good spirit characteristic of the de-
partment at such happy assenTbage.
Wednesday at I.15 p. nj. at the home of
frederick A. Jacobs. Broad street. fun
eral services for Edward Hill Jacobs
were conducted by Rev. Walter B VIII
l.sErs, castor of the Westfield Congrega-
tional church Burial was in West6eld
cemetery The bearers were ermp.oyes of
he f. II. Jacobs Manufacturing company
Walter Anderson, Clinton PeLett, L,
H. Hammett, Charles Dixon John J.
Doyle and Edward MaHer. A. r. Wood
vas the funeral director
At his home in the Mashentuck district
Wednesday afternoon, at 2.15. funeral
services for Frank A. Heath, who died
Sunday night in Putnam, were conducted
iy Rev Walter B. Williams The bear
ers were James E. keech, Willis II. Ship
pee. Hartwen 3. Shippe, Martin Fitz-
simmons. Burial was in Westfeld GENE
terry. A. F. Wood was in charge of the
funeral arrangements.
Solicitors who came here recently to
seek for funds ostensIbly to be used to aid
an orphan home for colored children in
tae south, were shooed cut OF town by
Chief John Mcfarland before they really
had a chance ITO get "A first glimpse of the
borough Arriving on a train due here
about twenty minutes before ten O'Clock
sach week day moraiu~ they left, by sug
gestiou. about 30 minutes later.
iieiu. without credentials from tbs
&c board of charities, Chief Mcfarland
world not permit them to undertake tht
Cam they had planned. They were
It'd that disuDe7iience as to the instruc
lions world mean difficulties for them
The SOLICITORS said they came here from
Norwich, to which city they returned.
There were no developments of specia
interest during Wednesday relative to thu
disappearance Of the Roi youth who ha!
been missing since Monday of last week
Search for him is continuing, particular
attention being given to investigation!
along the the bank of the Quincbaug rive
n It's reaches south of Danielson fal
as the power house of the Connection
company at what is known as the Dye
lam Relatives have been and are cor
tinulng under a severe strain since thu
disappearance Of the young man.
The usual seasonab!e list of common
complaints relative to violations of tn
motor vehicle laws are coming to the at
lentlon of officials charged with enforce
ment Of the laws All of these complaint
will receive the attention of the officers
On the other hand motorists are again
complaining of a danger of long STANDING
that Of collision with horse-drawn we
hicles without fights that are encoluntere
n numbers on state highways hereabout
after dark. Few motorists are free from
worry over the Feasibility of striking
Euch a vehicle and figuring in what ma.
prove serious accident.
Iong-desired Improvement is again be
lrg talked of as desired-the prenanen
ssYing Of the space about the Fassenge
station of them. y, n. Y. and H. railroad
The jobeis not so. large as to make it real
y prohibitive in cost and would constitut
an Improvement that would be appreciate
by the many hundreds of persons who US
The space every day. The improvement
would greatly add to the good appearance
d that center and leaving a correspondent
favorable impression on travellers arriV
ng here, not to mention the convenience
Dear Bill: Come down Friday nigh
and we will go out trout fishing Saturda
morning, as you suggested. 1 think W
better steer shy of Snake Meadow brool
IS / know at beast 'steen hundred fisher
men representing territory for mile
around the plan to be on that famor
stream Saturday (sone few of them, S
hey say, have taken a try at it already
T know some other good brooks that wi
not be so crowded and are apt to net 9
good strings as the average that will K
brought in from Snake Meadow, whel
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