Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-04
DANIELSON

that there will be hearing tomorrow
"wednesday at Hartford. at the state
apitol, on the matter of extending a
line of state road rom Brooklyn west
ward into the town of Hampton and
from the town of Killingly to the |
Rhode Island-Copnecticut line at Lat |
tie Rest.
Here is an opportunity for KiIiingiy, |
Brooklyn and Windham citizens to |
make themselves heard at Hartford on |
this important project.
An effort was being made here Oh |
Monday to organize a delegation TO go
to the capitol tomorrow and make rep
RESERVATIONS for the construction of
this much needed highway, main ar
terry of travel across Windharu coun-
ty.
Writing on a postcard showing a
view of Tours, Leonard P. MORRISON.
who is overseas as a Red Cross mo-
tor driver, says:
Quite Danielson reunion in lit
lie village near here last night. / got
a trip to the vicinity. John Horton
and John DOVE were located nearby
so went to see them. Then we three
went for a visit with Victor Perreaulr
and ". Barlow. 1t sure seemed good
to meet a group of Danieison boys, and
and we certainly had a fine reunion"
There is interest in the approaching
expiration of periods OF enlistment of
large percentage of members of c
company, State Guard, which was or
ganized during the summer Of 1917.
| The men enlisted at that time for
| period of two years. OF course, there
| have been many changes in the per-
sonnet of the company since It was
| originally organized, but a considera-
| BILE number of the men remain. APP
| plications for membership continue to
| be received regularly. Captain r. @.
] Arlington said, but later more re
| cruits probably will be wanted, as the
| state guard certainly will remain in
| existence until the national guard is
reorganized, which may not be for a
considerable period of time yet.
When he returned here from New
| York, Henri l. Baer said Monday that
the new property he has purchased is
located at Rosedale L. T., on the ia
nous Merrick road, leading away from
the Brooklyn bridge toward the north
end of Long Island. The property is
only twelve miles from the heart of
New York. and fronts on the Merrick
road, over which hundreds of automo-
biles pass every hour.
| Mi. Baer said he will use the prop
erty as a branch of the Palisade ken
nels, of East Killingly, and will keep
from 40 to 50 trained dogs there all
the time. No breeding dogs will be
kept in New Y5rk-only thoroughly
trained animals that are ready foy
disposal. All of the breeding and
| ". where Arthur A1drich will be in
charge.
Miss Alphonsine Boucher and Nit
Chef Parent the groom rprpDtly
: discharged from military service
We're united in marriage at st, James
church Monday morning. They ieft
during the day for q wedding trip Il
Lowell. They will make their homo
in D3uieison.
, | In the interest of the Woman's club
Kate Epson Clark will speak this af-
terncop at a meeting tC be held in tht
:, assembly hall at the high school. AL
rlembcrs who are on the waiting lis
arc invited to attend.
Drivers of horse drawn vehicles VIII,
are watching the progress of lesisla
ton at the state capitol nave net es
| capped having their attention directet
J to bills that will proyide as drastic en-
: forcem ant of their carrying lights oil
4 ! their vehicles as is the rule for al
, | tCmobiiists. lf this policy is follow ed
" it viii be app!auded ny motorists, Wit
=. know, if they drive at night, TIA
> ! about one llorse-d drawn vehicle out o
every four show proper lights: or All,
, ! lights at all, in many cases.
Negotiations for the purchase of tn
+ Consumers Ice company plant con
timed during Monday, bur wIthou
any definite result, it was stated. "
(. Brown, formerly in the irc bushes
here, was one who was investigating
a prospective purchaser. There is 81
inches Of ice on the Hygaia reservoir
e near where the plant in question
$ located.
: A number of DanieIson people wcr
1t Putnam Monday eveliing 10 atteG
: the ball of the Putnam fire department
= and another group of dancers wen
y over to Sterling. to attend the masqu
; Vail. These are the final dances ant
? March H. which. though in the Len
ten period, has been selected as
Q dance date.
81 The Bijou whist club is holding it
lannual Mardi Gras recepTIen tonigh
Il fer members and their guests. TIL.
s has been an annual event for a tcrr
of years.
s The public schools in KiIlingly re
Y. opened Monday after having bee
# Closed for a regular vacation period.
It William Madden is II charge If Ii
restaurant at the Danielso1 inn.
Henry c. Marsden of New Britai
was visitor with friends in Daniel
a sen Monday.
e Several stories have been in circu
u lation relative to Walter Arnes havin
y been located alive, bat ali Of thes
: have proved, 50 far, withou: founda
: ton.
Re ]. Carl Witter was in Brooklyn o
IS Monday - cOIidXct an auction sale.
CASTOR A. Maindon was Il visitor
Providence Monday.
Earl Young of Providence visite
here with MI and Mrs. Frank y. Pres
, ten.
Private kdeIard sarbeau, who wa
III German prison camps for eigi
months, is expected to arrive at hi
home here this week. He is now {
Camp Upton.
There was no underwriters test
the new. auto pumper Monday affel
noon. a acknowledgements in teIt
grams was responsible for the mi,
so the test VIII not .4.s&de until Il
day (Tuesday). The crowd and visit
ing firemen were not disappointe
however, as Chief a. P. Woodward al
| ranged a special test for their benef
. | Among the visitors were Chief How
ard l.. Stanton and the fire commi.
sioners of the city of Norwich, JOSEF
a George John r. Fowler and Ia
W. Mathewson, Chief Clinton A. Wi
/ bur of Central Falls. r. l., fire depar
= rnent, Chief Alphonse Boursier of ii
, Putnam department. Daniel borous
ocials were also present. The pump
: was tested out with different rigs
hose and MOBILES and worked very sa
isfactoriiy. One teSt showed the pun
throwing $50 gallons to the rninut
: this being over it's guaranteed capa
5 ity of $50, A special guest of Chi