Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

the roof of q frame building occlpied by Henry P. Burton and located on Me- chanic street, clese to the railroad track. Practically no damaga was caused by the fire. extiHguished with chemicals. This Is th~ erst alarm the department has responded to in many weeks.
 La4est adviees from Rio JAneir0 es- tahllsh that w. Irving BuiIard has 6 broken right shoulder and broken left leg. He is patient at the Stranger hospital. where he will remain, 1t ia an- ticipated, for about five more weeks. These advices were contained in a tele- gram from the Baldwin Locomotive company to the P. II. Jacobs Manufac- turing company of Danielspn of which No Rpllara IS vice president. Mr. BRl- lard was ascending the aerial railway on which a cable broke to the home | Colonel CraWtnrd. Santh AynArlcan rep resentative of the leepmotiye company and whose guests MT. Bullard and tha members of his family were, when tho accident occurred.
 The state atAnsneyss aGloa at Futnam is engaged in cooperating ct the pyes- gating the case Of William Lukarthus, serving jail sentence at Brooklyn. but who is to De asked to answer upon his release to q charge that he has knowledge of the circumstances sur rounding the theft of a valuable new touring car in Brooklyn. N X., just be- fore he was arrested, with a compan- ion. at Wiilimantic, for having fred a revolver at Gardner Summer in Pom fret. The stolen car is being held here. It was the property of a New York coal company official, but the insurance company paid the loss.
 At special meeting of the uawden and court of burgesses Friday rep resertatives of the chamber of com merce presented to the officials what fl was declared was an expression of their wishes for more adequate policing oI the borough at night or some othsr means of giving business an increased protection from robheries. Members q the chamber have said that what they hope for is either additional police or some other means calculated to making burglarizing business places more diff ficnlt.
 It seems toe bAA tleat this caanet bs dated Winsted or Middietown, N. Y., put foregoing that distinction this item ull have to go to press as just an ineiden tai happening in this cornef of ths ! world Just over the border in Rhode Island is q farmer, Hendrtck Jensen who has a cat that goes a-zniiking witt him every evening. Kitty sits down be side Jensen's stool intent on what sh; knows Is sure to happen and when Jea, sen generousiy squirts stream O milk right out of the cowfs udder in he; l direction Kitty opens her mouth Wid. and drinks about all that comes hel way. The operation is repeated unti
 Kitty's appetite is satisfied
 Members of Dcrcas Rebekah lodge at. 1 tended a supper at their hall FTida. evening,I afterwards attending meet ing of the lodge.
 Mrs. Orray Potter had members o the Roundabout club at her home fol a meeting Friday afternoon. First of the games in the pool tour, pament are now being run off at the rooms of the Bohemian club.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph crisina and their children will sail today from New York for Genoa. Mir. Crtstina will re, turn in the spring, but Mrs. Cristina and the children expect te remain abroa dior two years
 A sevice is to be held at the ConEre- gational church in South KillingIy Sun day evening.
 Mrs. M. A. StnImway will be the lead CT and India will be the subject when the Woman's Auxiliary meets next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. WRIse1 Musgrave of Main street.
 Using side streets for all night nark- ing of motor cars is a matter that is claiming the attention of the police. The practice is not liked.
 George A. Senster of Bridgeport was visitor with friends in Danieison on Friday.
 Attorney and Mrs. Harry D. Back win be at New Haven today attending the Yale-NaVy game. Their son, Sam uel H. Back, is a junior at Yale.
 Several Halloween socials are plan ned for Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week in Danieison and other communities of the town of KiIlingly.