Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-19
DANIELSON

Early Tuesday evening the body of Laurent Roi, 1s. who has been missing since four weeks ago last Monday, was round floating in the Assawaga river not Tar distant from the bridge that spans the stream at North street near West field cemetery.
 Malcolm Hopkins and Eugene Downs, boys who were rowing on the stream in a small boat, discovered the body, at first mistaSing the floating object for a barre Rowing nearer. they saw that it was a body, and immediately came downtown and notified Chief John Mcfarland. Cor oner Arthur G. Bill and Medical Exam iner George M. Burroughs went with Chief Mcfarland to where the body had been seen floating and 1t was located and brought ashore and given into the charge of Undertaken L. E. Kennedy.
 Finding of the body clears up a mys- tery of a months standing and relieves Inc strain on relatives who had hoped against hope that the boy would be found alive. IL was recalled Monday evening that the youth was last seen alive on upper Mechanic street not far from the point where the body was found. Whether the boy went to his death through accident or by design will never be known He had a habit of lettering about riverbanks. and the strongest the ory is that he fell in.
 Irving ". Davis is EolnE. with Hartford nnancera about May 1. as bond sales man, with eastern Connecticut and Rhode Island as his territory. Mir. Davis VIII continue to make his home in Dan teiHnn- For two years past he has been with the Danlelson Trust company and the Brooklyn Savings bank. m cnarge of Epeciai outside work in KiIhngly. Plain Held. Putnam and other towns in this territory. and has been very successful. He iB 10 receive a substantial increase in salary in his now position. the firm with which he IS going being the one of which William IT. Putnam, formerly of Daniel son Is the head, and known few years ago as Richter & Co.
 MT. Davis Is a graduate of Boston uni- versity and of the Massachusetts Agrl- cultural college. Before coming to Dan ielson he was an instructor at Middle bury college. Vermont Mir. Davis came 70 Danielson as deputy state entomoo- Eist of Connecticut, and eight years be- lore going with the local banking insti- tutions directed the states campaign for the eradication of gypsy and brown-tail moths in the northeastern section of the Etate. alos In other parts of Connecticut.
 MT. Davis successful work in the banking field has attracted the attention of a number of bond houses doing btisi- ness in New England and during the pal few months has received some splendid offers Of positions with them, but ac- eepted none until the offer came from Putnam & Co.
 Mir Davis is a former service man voluntarily entering the United States marine corps during the World war and training at Paris Island. He is being congratulated upon his latest advance nent
 Chief John Mcfarland got in soucE Tuesday with three men who were com. pauions of George Phillips during Sunday afternoon and the early evening hour. oa that day. All are local men, and what they told the chief adds further founda uon for the now accepted fact that Phil lips met death accidentally by falling of small ledge of jagged rocks at the foo of which and at the very edge of tn, Qu-u ebaug river his body was found Monday morning.
 Phillips has suffered considerably fo- some time past from severe asthmati attacks. and Sunday afternoon while i1 the little grove near where his body wa, found the following morning had used ; device which he had on his person to re iisve his difficulty in breathing. It il thought possible that aa recurring attacl during the night might have been fl part responsible for his sad ending. N, responsibility for his death is attached f, anyone by the police and 1t isn't likely | was stated, that there will be any furthel Investigation of the matter.
 Retreading and vulcanizing of tires. al work guaranteed. E. c. Morin corne, Main and Academy Sts.-adv.
 capt. C. A. Hamilton has been re-elect