Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-05
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

dren educations, numbers of them get
 ting college courses, have saved their.
 surplus earnings until in many cases 1 these funds have now grown to biz
 amounts and have supposed they were
 well content and happy until someone.
 came along and discovered them, and l told them publicly that they are living | under unbearable conditions. It's just. i something fierce to be discovered, es l pecially in the twentieth century, and | without the right to pick out your 1 discoverer.
 1 Within the week the residents of Wauregan have been informed of many things which have escaped their ob- | servation; peculiar, that, isn't it? In 1 style of architecture they have learned l that the mills do not compare with the classic decorative styles of the renais- sance. That's pretty tough, too! No grand staircases adorn the interior of the structures where also there is a total absence of paintings by famous I artists and an abominable lack of rich | tapestries exists. There is not a trace of artistic mosaic work in the build ings. There has been utter disregard in the matter of providing limousines for conveying operatives to and from work. The village contains no grand opera house, and it's hotels are not to be compared with those of New York and Paris. The whole village cannot boast
 
 for operatives.
 So cunningly contrived is the scheme I of things in the village that a system has been figured out for making the
 moon light the streets on a certain
 number of nights each month and the sun itself has been buncocd into heat ing the beautiful surrounding country during the summer months, thus ef- | fectfng great saving in the cost of fuel consumption.
 1xyoT ha Pyno f1,a11 meled river has not. escaped coercion and sUbjugatiOn. It has been har-
 messed, diverted from it's course and l made to turn the wheels in the great factories-and without enc cent of compensation. by heck Will the river
 strike or join the union? This is too much to answer here.
 Licensed to the privilege must be the birds that sing in the air or the fishes that swim in the waters about the
 newly discovered land, though no one in Wauregan suspected this until the village was so recently discovered It's mighty disappointing proposi-' ton to be crushed back from the be- lief founded &on years of experience. that you are happy and content and the knowledge that you are getting alone nicely, when someone comes along and discovers you and tells you you are all wrong in your figuring but that's what has happened to w duTeSdns ana tn0 p6Opl0 there or llo people that know them are not elated over it-that's one safe bet.
 Motorcyclists Run Into Trolley Car. At Kelley's corner at Dayville at 4 55 Sunday afternoon two men riding on
 one motorcycle took a header into the brush beside the street when they
 drove their machine into the rear end of a northbound electric car as it was swinging around the curve. The troll lryr o,I,o Of Mot l Larose and Conductor Childs. Motor
 man Larose did not see the accider but was given the bell signal for stop by Conductor Childs and,imme6. ately halted the car. The conduc inquired of the men if they were / jured and asked for their names they did not. answer 1t is Le judging from the number on ]; ho cycle, that the mon were fir Haven. They were quite O.; but proceeded in q short tim the mems trousers was slit ] length of one leg. It was Monday that the two men w & T. Co. cabemen. working in cinity. One had two bones i hand broken in the accident. other sustained an injury to his a1l-,-
 Probable Closing Aug. IT, Monday afternoon and evening A. P. Woodward secured many signatures from business men agreeing to close their stores at noon on Aug 14, that all may have an opportunity to attend
 the gathering of the Business Mems
 associations of. eastern Connecticut at
 Wildwood park.
 Charles Conwell of Meriden was a
 visitor with relatives here Monday.
 Tyler Andrews has gone to Greene
 ville Me, where he is to be employed
 for the summer. with his father, Chris topher Andrews.