Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-10
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

, this was assured, but it so happened that this aid was not required.
 In addition to the young pines destroy ed large area covered with heavier pine and other wood was burned over. A high tension line of the Connecticut company which runs through the burned area was not damaged, as the poles run along through wide clearing that remained comparatively free from fire.
 \ Dozens of rabbits were driven out of the woods and brush as the fire swept through, some of them dashing away to safety while others, bewildered, turned about and were swallowed in the flames.
 Albert s. Field, for 2s years connect ed with the administration of the Wind 1 ham county jail, at Brooklyn, fifteen of | these as jailer, has been atppointed member of the state police department and Is to be the acting officer in charge | of Station No 5, the official title of the new state police barracks being made ready for occupancy in Danielson. Mir Field may already be considered as on duty He will take up his head quarters at the barracks at once. though | the quarters. which are to be modern | Ized to meet the needs of the department will not be ready for the full force to | be stationed there for several weeks. The station telephone number is to be 37e, a | bit of information that 1t may be valuable | to remember, for times come when of fcers are promptly nedeed to meet ener- | gency calls throughout the county.
 Within day or two Mir. Fields. will be regularly on duty at the station. For the present the two other officers here will be | A. w. Williams and Merrill Keith. AS many as a dozen more will be at the station within a few weeks, including re- cruits who will take their course of in- struction here.
 This particular state police station is the only one in Windharn county. Ofric- CTS attached to 1t will be available for service in any part of the country over which they they will regularly maintain patrols, even in the outlying section. These state officers will ir lway interfere or clash in authority with city or borough police departments of the police officials Of any town. Their field of activities will be separate and apart from that of loca- police officials with whom they will ht in perfect accord.
 The appointment of MT Field as of. hcers will receive the hearty approval oi the people os Windham county. Ills ex- cellent record of service as taller Is vel remembered. He has every qualification necessary to fill the new position to which he has been appointed and a splendid re- cord in his new department Is predicted for him.
 The following Is the report of Mis- Miriam Boomhower, visiting nurse of tho Civic federation, for April:
 Cases carried over, T; new cases, 13 discharged, 15; died, 0; still under care 5i number of paying patients, 8 mum Der of free patients, 12; number of nurs ing visits. 80; (nurse was away ' days) number of medical patients, 14; nuHlbel of surgical patients, O.; number of ob stetrical patients, 2; number of tubercu- losis patients, 2; number social service visits, SS; number of prenatal patients 9; number attending clinic, Il; half days were spent in school; town farm was visited April 29; money received from patienth, $14.60; relief given, garments f hats 1-2 dozen eggs; con tributions received, clothing and olC linen, Mrs. Wheatley and Mrs. Sidney Stone and Mrs. E. H. Reach. If any on, has discarded baby carriage, Mis- Boomhower would be very glad to be in formed she could place it where 1t i i needed according to Miss E. F. Filling secretary of the association.
 Rev. IEnatlus Kost, pastor of St. 10 ! seph's church at Dayville, will sail iron [ New York Saturday on the Lapland fo Antwerp the first lap of a Journey tina is to take him through a number of Flu ropean countries during the surnme months. During Father Kost's a.bsenc the affairs of his parish will be admins tered by priests of the missionary orde of LaSalette. It Is probable that Rev Augustin Chapinac, M. S., formerly al Assistant at St. James, now of St. Thom as' seminary, Hartford, will spent tn greater part of the summer as actinl pastor at Dayville.
 suggestion favOrlng the appoint ment of fire police was heard Tuesda,