Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-02
FUN ERAL.
Dorothy M, Earlier

At the undertaking rooms of A. F. Wood at ? o'clock Friday afternoon fu- neral services for Dorothy M. Earlier, 4 months daughter of MT. and Mrs. conducted by Rex Finest A. Legg. Burial was in Westfield cemetery.
 Cards for Out of Town Pupils.
 Out of town pupils who attend Kill lingIy High school are to be issued travel cards Tuesday at the high school by Dr. w. H. Judson, health officer. Students attend the school from nearly all of the surrounding towns, and the cards are to be issued on account of the quarantine rules that are in force.
 Brooklyn School Openings.
 The East Brooklyn school is to re- in Brooklyn on the same date. The Gilbert school is not to reopen until Sept. II, in accordance with an order issued by Health Officer E. c. Babson of Brooklyn.
 Two Horses Entered at Fairs.
 c. H. Michaels of the Danielson inn has two horses entered to start in races at various fairs in this section this fall that are being watched, as to track performances, with special interest to local followers of the race game. The horses are to be seen hereabouts at the New London county, Brooklyn and Woodstock fairs, are scheduled to start at Danbury and at number of other places during the racing season now opening.
 Quarantine Guards Must Be Respected.
 Quarantine guards on duty on the highways leading into Danielson must be respected when they signal their desire that a vehicle halt for inspec- tion. Running past enc of these guards is a violation of the quarantine regu- lations, and there is statute provision for imposing a fine of as much as $500 or six months in jail, or both, for such
 Holidays Till Tuesday.
 Beginning at noon today, hundreds of employees in tIxe' mills O2 this and surrounding towns will have little vacation, extending to Tuesday morn ing The banks of the borough will also be closed Monday, Labor day, anc there will be a general suspension of business. The break is expected to ce the last in the steady grind of business until Thanksgiving time.
 Signs warning against parking au- tomobiles in that section of the main street fronting the Attawaugan hotel have been erected. The prohibition against parking machines in this little area has had the desired result of re- lieving congestion and what was even at times an aDSOlute plOckaQ0 or the thoroughfare, this while electric cars were making their Danielson center stop.
 Interest in Open Car System.
 Milk producers who make Danielson shipping point for many cans of milk to Boston are showing a lively interest in the conditions that will prevail after the leased car system becomes thing of the past, Oct. 1.
 There is comfort for them, however in the prediction that, outwardly, there will be little change from present fa- cilities for shipping milk to Boston It is claimed by member of the Bos- ton Chamber of Commerce that the milk cars now doing duty will be run as usual, though as open cars.
 Milk producers who ship via trolley from Danielsor to Providence are not as much interested as they once were in what happens as to shipping over the Boston route.
 Formerly Practiced Here. Dr. J. s. Chagnon, who died in Wi1Ii- mantle this week, practiced in Daniel son for a time up to a few months ago, having an office in the Phoenix block. He also formerly practiced in the Grosvenordales. Dr. Chagnon left this city to locate in Wtllimantic where his family lived while he was a resident here.