Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-09
DANIELSON


 Dispatches, printed Sunday, from Dallas. Texas, told that Lieut.. Alvah Woodward, 24, son of Rev. and Mrs w. D. Woodward of Attawaugan, was injured Saturday, when an aeroplafle which he occupied with Lieut.. Ralph P. Collier. of Battle Creek, Mich, went into a tail spin at Love Field. near Dallas, and crashed to earth Lieut. Collier was killed
 An official message from Lcve field received Sunday morning at Alta waugan by Rev. and Mrs Woodward stated that their son Alvas had been slightly injured in the accident, hav- ing suffered burns about the head arms and one leg. Neither this tele- gram nor the Associated Press des- patches indicate that Lieut.. Wood ward was dangerously injured For this good fortune Rev. MT Woodward expressed thanks when interviewed Sunday afternoon, he at the same time expressing his deepest sympathy over the fact that his sons companion at the time of the accident fell to his death.
 Lieutenant Woodward volunteered for service a year ago last spring, soon after the United States entered tEe world war He was sent to Cor nell university for an eight weeks period of training and afterwards went south for training in the flying service. He was at Barron field and Talliferro fields before being sent to Love field, where the accident befell him Saturday. He was bern at 1 Wickford, R, I. His father was pas is now pastor of the Methodist church ct Attawaugan.
 Sunday, the feast of the Immacu- | late Conception, was observed at St l James church by the reception. of a 1 ciety of the Children of Mary, at d | special evening service.
 1 Gnu Chin Chow, the big spectacular l theatrical production at a Providence theater, did not make much Of a nit with the average person who went 1 from Danielson to see it. Outside ot the scenery and some pretty costumes most people from this section said l there was little in the production te commend it to popularity. 1 Following conferences with officials of the Shore Line Electric Railway l company A. P. Woodward of q spe- 1 cial committee of the Danielson's Bus l mess Mems Association announced that an augmented trolley service has been arranged for the period betweeI Dec. IA. next Saturday. and the frs of the year. The increased service calls for the restoration of the 72G p m. southbound car, daily, from Dan ielson to Wauregan and Central Vii lage, the restoration Of the 1910 ? m. car daily from Danialson to Day Vile, carhouse, hourly service Satur day afternoons and a 3.25 D. m. ca, from Danielson to East KiIlmgly ol Saturday evenings.
 This in effect, is the chief extr. service that Danielson was dcsirous o 1 securing. It will mean much to shop pers from out of town and to tn l Danielson business man during tn holiday shopping season. It is likely. if the restored ears shov sufficient earnings, that the servjc can be maintained indefinitely. Il any case the concessions by the trol the out of town trade and by the bus mess interests during the holiday sea
 son. Danielson business men hay advertised literally, in accordanc r with a general approved policy, to at
 trat trade from nearby villages t ' Killingly. and with the co-operatio 5 fcf the trolley company the expecte results may hopefully be looked for r When the warden and court of bur : gesses meet in regular session Tues :, day evening, it is expected that tIl ? borough officials will at this meetir. $ name new night patrolman to sue ,, l ceed Patrolman Christopher Andrew Il who has been doing ducy since earl z in the fall. In view of the fact tha the electors Of the borough, in annu; | ga t~I;- . the present police force. it is now cor . ] sidered likely, some of the officia E said Sunday, that @ny attempt wi
 be made to change the present sys tenn of police patrol. Officer Andrew has repeatedly stated that he does Il, care to regularly remain on nigl duty.
 x Harold Austin. who has hoen in u service at Camp Devans, nas bee mustered out. He is tho son of M and Mrs. c. E. Austin of Riverview John Breayea, who has been in se \ vice at Camp Devens for sever months, was at his home here ov,
 Sunday
 H Plans are being male for a smok
 in connection with the annual mee \ ing of the Bohemian club torpcratio Fl John c. Case of New Bedford vi \ tied with friends in Danielson ov
 Sunday.
 E Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Witter were t guests of relatives in BrooE.yu ov
 Sunday.
 \ There were many at, the state a
 mory Saturday evening to attend t
 dance given by the members of t \ Ninth Separate company.
 \ kiIIinely High schools basketh E team won two games, played he from teams representing the Stu Trade school at Putnam.
 About 12O dogs are being kept
 the. present time at the Paiisade ke
 nels in East KilIingly. the home
 the police dogs.
 Rain Sunday afternoon contribut
 to ruining what was the first go
 sleighing of the season.
 Henry c. Baker of Naugatrck "
 a visitor with friends iR Danielson
 Sunday.
 E Members of Rose of Lima count
 K of C.. were at Putnam Sun.lay e9
 hing to witness the conferring of q \ grees.