Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-14
DANIELSON
Principal n. r. Eaton Resigns to Go
to Attieboro-Amended Charter Not
Favored by Legislative Committee
Town Officers Now Located in Town
Buildinq

to"H On0CeFS wow LoCdeco III iossi'
Building.
announcement was made by the town
school committee Thursday that Hal
R. Eaton has resigned as principal OF
k1li1ngly High school to accept the
principaiship of the high school at At
tleboro, Mass This will be heard With
regret by those who are familiar With
the efficient administration that Mr..
Eaton has given during his two years
of service in the local school.
Mr.. Eaton goes to Attleboro at an
advanced salary. He is to receive
$4,000 there whereas he has been get
ting $1,000 in this town. The Attic
boro school is larger than is Kiilingly
High school, having 300 pupils. the
number here being about 200.
Members of the board of education of
Attleboro have been investigating Mr.
Eaton's qualifications for some tinie.
and after a visit to this place this week
We're fully convinced that he was the
man they wanted for the place they
had to fill.
Mr. Eaton will make arrangements to
move to Attleboro during the summer.
He came here two years ago from
Stoughton, Mass and has had
marked degree of success in directing
the affairs of the local school. He
has gradua ted two of the largest class
es ever prepared here and many words
of commendation have been said of the
manner in which his work has been
done
From social standpoint also Will
he be missed here. During his short
residence he came in touch with vari-'
Gus organiZa tions that represent varied
borough activities. Soon after his ar
rival he was elected a lieutenant Of
the Thirteenth company. c. A. c.. and
is still identified with that command.
The town school committee Will take
immediate steps to fill the place made
vacant by his resignation in time for
the opening of the school year in Sep
TENDER.
Fence a Poor Protection.
Incident to comment on the condi-
ton of the bridge over the Assawaga
river at Main and Cottage streets. a l.
tention has been called to the fact
that d short distance away, in Maple
street, along the line of the addition
to the plant of the DanieiSOn Cotton
company. is bank wall upon which a
fence of a temporary nature has been
erected that does not wholly meet the
approval of the seleetmen, inasmuch as
the construction is not what they deem
are apparently a good time to observe
what needs to be done in the way Of
making improvements to safeguard the
dear public from injury.
Against Charter
Over at Hartford and on Capitol Hill
the committee on cities and boroughs
has turned in an unfavorable report on
the measure providing for an amend
ment to the charter of the borough of
DanielSon- This action follows the re-
lection by the voters of the borough
of Danielson of two opportunities TO
approve of drafts of charters to su-
Dersede the instrument now in effect.
This being the case, the committee of
the legislature followed the usual
Wh a - a condition,
and reported unfavorably
Milk Supply Decreases.
Danie1son begins to hear comment Oh
the falling off of the milk supply, this
being due to lack of good pasturage on
account of the deplorable lack of rain.
Shipments of milk to Boston are fall
ing off at various stations along the
line between Jewett City and Putnam
The shortage is not such to cause
any inconvenience herea bouts but suf-
fieiently short to cut down the farmers
revenue.
Able to Resume Work
With the temperature again down To
a normal July basis, outside work that
has been neglected during all of the
heat was resumed Thursday. Masons
bricklayers- carpenters and laborers
who quit work in preference to being
Frustrated are again on duty.
Dansreau Threatened Woman
An incident that created comment
at the hearing of Charles Dansreau in
Central Village Thursday was when
one of the woman witnesses against
him stated that he had threatened her
not only if she ever told anything
about his doings about the Karjaherm
place, but also if she ever said any
thing about his having stolen horses
over at his place.
Park Grass Drowned.
Davis park. usually one of the most
charming little beauty spots in this
part of the state, is showing, like ali
lawns. the effects of the terrific bak-
ing that it has received since the first
of the month. and the grass has much
the appearance that it takes on in the
late autumn.
Store improvements.
The entire front of Woodward's store
at the corner of Main and Center
streets was removed Thursday. that
new front might be put in The inn
provement will add greatly to the ap-
pearance of the place.
All Town Offices in Town Building.
With the exception of the office of
the town clerk and treasurer's office,
all of the offices of the town officials
are now located in the town hall build
those who have business to transact
with the officials, as many steps can
be saved that would previously have
been necessary.
Serious Effects of Heat.
Danielson friends will regret to learn
that Miss Annie NJ. Sullivan of Put
nam. overcome by the heat in that city
Monday, was removed Thursday to an
institution that she may receive treat
ment for the mental trouble that has
developed and which it is hoped VIII
be only temporary
Borough Interests.
Capt A Putnam Woodward. O.. o..
and Lieut.. Hal R. Eaton of the Thir-
teenth company were among the off,
GERS of the state troops who visited
Camp Baldwin at Mantle on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Alphone Gareau of Carter
street had as guests Thursday Rev.
Joseph Bedard of Hartford. formerly
an assistant at st. James church, and
his parents, who recently came from
Canada to spend some time in the
States.
F. E. Bitgood is in Boston today
Friday) on business trip.
There is local interest in whether
Jewett City is going to let its team
drop out of the Eastern Connecticut
league. If such a thing happens. Dan
ielson promoters might be induced to
put a team in to fill the vacancy
A decision may be made to supply
tho III Cl, cabooJ bIiIdiyoo an ProoJ