Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-21
DANIEIsON

OkAkyxE~ka(AS4S Miss Jennie williams and Miss EIiz-
 abeth Dunn leave today (Mondday1 to Beach, at the s. N. E. T. cottage. Armand Heneault of Daywille
 brought . white perch. caught in Al exander's lake. te Danielson Saturday what one of these fish look like. This fish weighed pound and half and was a beauty. It was presented to pr. O. c, Sharpe.
 l Gaston A. Maindon has received a l picture of Henry Myers. Private Pro vest and Corp Owen Kelley, taken while the three Danieison young men 1 were together in German town re- gently. All look splendid and. appear te have gained weight.
 Danielson had plenty of train and public service vehicles Saturday, but the rain again interfered with the business mems prospects for really "A story has leaked out of acts of vandalism committed at a cottage at the southerly end of Alexander's lake by Danielson young people. There meat, it is understood, satisfa ctory to the persons injured, was reached. Mails that ordinarily are transport ed between East Kil1ingly and Daniel son by electric cars are now being despatched, both ways, with an auto mobile, the service being regularly maintained.
 Scouts left here Sunday afternoon for two weeks encampment at Greens grove, Quadic lake, northeast of Put nam and near the Rhode Island bor- der.
 Rev. B. 2. Hatfield. former pastor at the Baptist church, will come here Aug. IT to preach at a union service at the Baptist church Henry C. Johnson of Providence
 
 Joseph Bedo, Frank E. Kennedy and Clinton w Atwood, members of the borough board of relief. are to begin of this month. AdeIard Turcotte has filed suit for divorce from Roselna Furcotte The case probably will be heard at the September term of the superior court for Windham county. Officers and men of Company c, State guard. went away in the rain Saturday for their tour of duty at that at all. Capt. A. F. Woodward. O. O.. inspector of small arms prac- tice, is with the Danielson contingent. Brooklyn is one of the towns that is expected to have a post of the Ameri- can Legion. Killingly wants one. too, but no former service man has yet been found to take the initiative in the matter.
 
 past week on state road work at Day vile because of the numerous rainy days. A start has been madec how ever, and the work will be carried on as rapidly as is possible.
 The cutting off of trolley service be- tween DanielSou and Providence cut off the early delivery of certain popu lar newspapers, now arriving here oyer other and slower routes. In addition to other special trans portatien services of the day, motor bus line was put in operation. Satur- day evening between Danielson and Aiexander's lake, where many gather ed for the dancing.
 Not much enthusiasm could be de- yeloped in Danielson over taking a hand in making life happier in sum- mer for children of the New York tenement districts who would be sent here as fresh air children.
 The train service given Saturday by the New Haven road was. practically a restoration of the regular service of 15 years ago. To many citizens, and ly, it seemed quite wonderful to be able to get a train again at intervals of less than half a dozen hours-al- most too good to last because it isn't ton, so very popular just now.
 Manager W. E. Reach of the Con- necticut Mills baseball team an nounced negotiations with the Ashland
 
 team was scheduled to play Ballouville Saturday, but the contest was called off because of weather conditions.
 The following Brooklyn men will be liable for jury service in the superior court for Windham county at sessions 1 held during the year beginning Sept. i l: J. Edward Allen. Oscar r. Atwood, l J. Henry Burbank, J. Herbert Briggs, | George F. Bartholomew, Stephen M. l Ceffey, E. Nj. Colvin. Irving w. Chap l man, Robert Cooper, Oliver F. Downs, 1 Henry M. Evans, Daniel NJ. Ravens, Charles S. Hyde. Louis $: Ingalls,, ! Willis A. Kenyon, William E. Reach, | Henry W. Main. John r. Myers, Edwin ] M M. Marlor, Edward Riley. Patrick | A. Reed. Joseph B. Stetson. Harold l Stone, Frederick B. Stamford. Thomas !, o. Talbot, Nathaniel G. Williams, De- i Forrest Wells, Albert B. Webb. George l B. Weaver. Warren Root.
 Drivers here of public service vehi- ] cles, duly registered and licensed, com-i plain that the rolley strike has brought an influx of private car owners into l trary to the law of the state. Much of 1 this passenger carrying by private car 1 owners is done under the don't you tell'' program. Owners who thus yio- late the law may be fined as much as i S50 for each offense.
 Some relief from the cutting off of ] supplies, chiefly foodstuffs. sent in here by the Providence-DanieIso trolley express route. has been obtain. ed by substituting big motor vehicles which are bringing out vegetables, fruits, meats and other perisha ble products. The motors can make the run in less than three hours by the Little Rest route, over which it is less than 30 miles into the heart of the city. Norwich is also using a motor truck service to supply Danielsen and other towns along the line with many perishable products. Mill companies also have big trucks on the route be- tween Danielson, Fall River, New l Taunton and other textile ,enters in southern New England, and are developing what may prove to be ! permane9t addition to the transport alton facilities of this region.
 Miss Orpah Spaulding Chase, daugh- ,er of MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Chase