Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-17
DANELSoN

Charles Henry Reach. 75, died Friday at his home on Cottage street. He was a native of Killingly and had spent much of his life here, though for three decades he was a resident of Waterbury and for 2s years business manager of the Water bury American in that city. Since his retirement from business Mir Reach and his wife have made their home in Dan ielson.
 Mir. Reach was a son of John and Har- riet Young Reach. His youth and early manhood was spent in Danielson, where for years he was the proprietor of a fancy goods and periodical store. MT. and Mrs. Reach have been residents in Danielson about five years. For the past year he has been i'll much of the time, though early in the spring he was able 10 come downtown, also to go for short motor trips. He leaves his wife and a son. Henry of Dallas, Tex, but now in Danlelson.
 The funeral of ATrs. Marie Levenoch was held at her home in Ballouville Fri day morning with services at St. Jo- seph's church in Dayville at o'clock. Rev. Joseph Moussier of St. James church, Danlelson, was celebrant of the high mass of requiem. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were JeHery LaF7echse. Peter Dumas. Timothy cOehr2ne, Adolphus Tetreault, Simon Messier and Adelard Cusson. Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 James Harney, veteran of the World war in which he served as member of the famous Yankee (25th) division, en- tered the state sanatorium at Norwich Friday for a course of treatment. MT. Harney's need of treatment is believed to k0 Asar e1 -lrl,tv, Lio his overseas service. His condition is not regarded as serious and the belief Is that he will be well again after a few months During his absence Mrs. Harney and infant will make their home with MT. and Mrs. Edward Anderson of Allen Hill.
 It win be of interest to large numbers of Killingly people that Robert W. Boys is leaving Putnam, Where he has been agent of the mills of the Manhasset con- pany for a little more than year to become agent for the Farr Alpace com pany of Holyoke, Mass, as told in the Putnam news this morning. Mir. Boys was for several years agent of the Good year Mills. Inc, of this town and during his connection with that company devel- oped the plant up to the standard upon which it was operating during the World war period. During Mir. Boys stay at Goodyear many improvements were made Including the development of Goodyear Heights, the erection of the big stock. house, hotel and other buildings.
 Members of the senior class of KininEIy HigA Sehool will attend baccalaureatt service at the Congregational churct Sunday evening, Other classes of tht school also win be in attendance. Thi, service will attract large number ot rd nf ha class. members of the alumni and other friends of the school. The service will bc the first event of commencement week.
 Announcement Friday morning that { careful investigation will be made tt bring to light the circumstances surround ing the finding of the body of Charle Jencks near a pile of shattered ties tha that had been on the railroad track soutl of here, a week ago last Wednesda, night. was received with general inter est Friday. Many are convinced tha Jenclxs did not die intentionally and tha an attempt in which he may not hay figured was made to wreck the train Coroner Arthur G. Bill will have the ac tive assistance of the state police in tn Investigation that is to be made. Tn coroner feels that much that was unusua about Jencks' death has not come to ligh and Is hopeful that the investigation vii create a great deal of interest
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 Danlelson, it was stated Friday, is on of the towns where an association op posed to prohibition is to put up ballo boxes and supply ballots for voting Similar ballot boxes were placed in Put nam Thurzday. An organization that i working systematically throughout tn state is to put the boxes in Danielson The votes will be counted and the figure supplied to the Connecticut delegation ii