Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-10
DANIEISON

company is doing away with the use of the Mcdonald Fare receipt and | llaking use of the Rooke Hand Reg ister altogether in the collection and | reg.st:a ton of fares. The change has alleaGy been made on practicauy and lines and will become effective on ! the local lines November 12th
 To make the change, certain minor | variations are necessary in rates Of :. fare and manner of collection. Wher. through fares between Central Vii; lage and West Thompson have bee. collected in the past. conductors vii now collect fares from through pas sengers in three installments. Cen tral Village to Danielson, Danielson ta Putnam, and Putnam to West Thomp- son.
 Also with the Rooke register fares must be made up in multiples of q 1-2 cents and to accomplish this the rates will be as follows:
 Central Village to Trips 5 cents to- Wauregan 1-2 cents, Warmers No. Crossing 10 cents, Power House 12 1-2 cents. Shanty Hill 15 cents and Danielson IT 1-2 cents; Danielson to Connecticut Mills cents, Elmville ' 1-2 cents, Dayyille Center 10 cents, Wildwood Park F 1-2 cents. New Limit IS cents, Whites r 1-2 cents. Wheatons 22 1-2 cents, South Main street 25 cents, Pomfret- street, Put nam 27 1-2 cents; Pomfret street, Putnam to Foundry cents Mechans- vile 7 1-2 cents and West Thomp- son 10 cents.
 Central Village to Red Bridge on the Moosup Line will be cents and l Moosup 1-2 cents.
 Chestnut Hill to Valley School 5 cents, White Pole 1-2 cents, Elmyille 10 cents. Connecticut Mills F 1-2 cents, and. Danielson 15 cents. While the change of rate indicates slight i increases in certain instances, these increases are offset by decreases in l other cases, so that the fares as a whole are practically unchanged. ] Gaston A. Maindon is recovering at his home here from an operation per formed in Providence last Monday. i Miss Evelyn Bitgood and Miss Mar garet Sullivan were visitors in Brook line, Mass, Sunday.
 l F F. CHneen and W. K Litch have returned from a business trip ! to South Carolina.
 1 Thaddeus c. Spencer of Lowell was i a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 : Harry Young, son of Ralph c. Young. will go to Boston to be treated for an injury to his head. which was hurt when he fell, more than a year ago
 The parents of Stephen Kewal went to New York and brought him back to his home in this town. He was in 1 charge of the Children's society there. The town of Brooklyn has plans for the erection of a memotial in honor 1 of it's sons wlfo served the United States during the world war.
 Chairman E. L. Darbie. of tie re two candidates of the independents for representatives next fall and he will give their names to anyont who prom iseq not to tell at this early date. l Tomorrow Tuesday,, Armistice day Goodyear has arranged q celebration but nothing relative to holding one ir Danielson has been said yet.
 Saturday brought a rush of fal
 trade to many of the stores in Dan- inla9n and the season promises to pro- duct the heaviest amount Of bust Fness on record. The state fish and game commission announced /st ferrets will be al
 lowed in use in hunting this fall Heretofore the use of them has beer
 illegal.
 With the temperature well below the freezing point Sunday morning. there
 was ice on many small bodies of wa.
 ter in this vicinity.
 One dealer stated that he has ter
 tears of hard coal on the road and .du,
 to arrive in this town this week Thi.
 is nearly 800 tons.
 Physicians are finding an occasiona case of influenza in this territory, bu tnot many are ill with the disea se ] urbiph ic cai +o l1 a Tn it's attacks than it was a year ago
 Richter and company, brokers I Hartford, are extending their offic lquarters in that city. William H. Put nam, formerly of Danieison, is a mem 2 Der of this firm.
 t A document in which the Shore Lin s Electric Railway company quit claim I Eits power rights in this territory t l the. Easter Connecticut Power com l pany was filed for record at the offc ; of the town clerk of Killingly. Tn . record as entered covers 26 pages an f hears tax stamps to the amount c
 S8T0, the most stamps carried on an
 document vet filed for record in th town of Killingly.
 The Bradford building on Cente street was swung around Saturday t ) it's new position parallel with th oAoCN e1ltN 4AilC- Duilu1DS IS to b
 entirely remodeled and when the Wor is completed will give additions l stores and dwelling aparments. Tn, 5 building is the property of L. 4
 Brandford, having been sold to hir
 by his father, Thomas Bradford.
 There is a sharp division of opinio
 here over the plan to restore dayligt : saving next spring, as considered Sat urday at the meeting of the mayor 3 of Connecticut cities in New Hayel ! In Danielson itself many are strongI E in favor of the lght saving plan, bu E the farmers are strongly opposed | it.
 A touring car, the ownership o E which could not be established her \ on Sunday, was afire and destroyed o \ what is known as Dark Lantern scho, house hill, a few miles east of Dar nelson, on the road leading to Prov dence via Little Reset.
 Mrs. w.. J. Craig will be the lead,
 at W. c. T. U. meeting to be he \ Tuesday afternoon at the Tillingha,
 home on Academy street Temperan,
 in Our Land will be the subject ( \ the meeting.
 Nj The Memorial service in honor E service men and men who represen
 ed the church in the World war dre
 many to the Baptist church Sul E day evening.
 There is such a pressure of co,
 struction work in Killingly that bull,
 ing work will continue right throus K the winter, insofar as the weath will permit. A number of houses Y Morin avenue and in that immedia
 section are partly constructed al will be hurried to completion.