Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-10
=DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

noon, at ? o'clock, funeral services for Samuel W. Hyde were conducted by Rev. William Fryling, pastor Of the Congregational church in that place. l Burial was in Brooklyn cemetery. The bearers were J. L. Smith, E. s. Lamb, i Milton Tracy and John Wescott. A. F. Wood was the funeral director.
 County Has Model Jail Farm. In Hartford county. where plans for | 8 new jail are being formulated, Col onel William c. Cheney, of South Manchester, recently stated that it was advisable in connection with the. plan 1 to consider having a jail farm.
 The colonel was understood to say l that the present sheriff of the ccun- l ty favors the establishment of such an | institution. -..s s. | Recent editorial comment in a Hart ] ford paper mentioned what has been so successfully done in Windham county in operating a jaii farm, and also in letting prisoners out to work at benefit to the county in financial returns, on farms in towns near the jail ! We'll if Hartford county wants to know how to run jail farm succs ss- | fully that county can send its com l missions right into Windham county and they will find model jail farm to study right over in the neighboring town Of Brooklyn. There isn't any better managed jail farm nor jail, either, in. New England. and the Hart ford people are welcome to all tho in formation and statistics helping to in- dfcate hof 1t can be done.
 To Speed Up Freight Car Unloading.
 In response to a request from w G. McAdeo. director general of railroads the Danielson Busineas Mems associa- ton directs the attention of persons and firms having to do with the unload ing of; freight cars that this work should be speeded up as much as possi- ble. An idle freight car is an object of very special interest to the nation just new, for it should be serving the nation to fullest capacity. -.
 Persons having freight shipments i; arrive in 'Danielson are being urged ir !; the interest of the whole nation. tc unload the shipments as quickly as possible, delaying, if necessary, other work
 1 Heavy demurrage will be exacted or and after January 12 for failure tc promptly unload all cars. .----=... g. Sugar Situation Better Than Else. l W1efes ..- .....-. DanieIson grocers continue to give attention to the not alluring occupa- tion of getting sugar to supply loca wants. They are finding that the sugar situation has not been fully. re- lieved yet and that the white gold dust" is still scarce in market.
 Yet it may be stated on very goot authority that Danielson is one of thi lucky towns so far as sugar supp1l is concerned and that it's supply O. the sweet stuff through all the sugai famine period has been more libera than almost any town of it's size il New England.
 Many hard things have been sait here relative to the scarcity of sugar prices charged for it and on othe
 phases of the situation, but much o
 this talk las. been unjust, some of i
 delibera taiv ',~fai~ and not at all il agreement with the truth of the situ
 alton.
 Danielson people have been able t
 get some sugar any day during tn
 shortage period, not at every store 0
 not in liberal quantities, but sugar Wa
 to be had and that is a whole lot nor than can be said of hundreds of Ney
 England towns Danielson has no |experiencad real sugar famine condi tions as they have been experience in many places and the chances ar
 that this town will not do so, althoug
 the supply may not be liberal flo some time to come.
 May Ask For Trolley Changes.
 Without any desire to embarrass tn
 trolley company, nor a wish to mak
 their lot heavier than 1t is 1t was. be . ing proposed by some business me here Wednesday that suggestions b made the Shore Line Electric Raiiwa -= company to so operate the cars no' I running over the local line in a re
 stricted service as to give better rail
 road connection with trains out of Put
 nam and to correct other little disad