Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-19
DANIELsON


 This is graduation day for the sen- for class of killingly High school The class day exercises are to be held in the town hall this afternoon. The graduation exercisess open to the pub the town hall.
 Mark down sale of shoes at The Keystone Store.-ady1.
 Danielson business men and other motorists who are interested may joiE il the annual motor parade over the Mchegan Trail, Norwich, to Webster next Thursday. The paraders will banquet at Beacon park, Webster lake
 Railroad police were again on duty near the station here Wednesday morning watching for trespassers. but no arrests were made. Tuesdays op- erations seem to have brought the de- sirde result.
 A number of Danielson people were in Putnam Wednesday afternoon to attend the class day exercises of the cenior class of that institution.
 The KilinsIy Center and East holding over an extra few days to make up for time lost earlier in the i school year. are rounding out their i years work this week.
 l Willis Shippee. teaching at the Kil- 1 ingly Center school, is this week rounding out 29 years of teaching in ] this town. and is the dean of its | teachers.
 More than 100 persons have been assigned to parts in the fantasia that is being arranged by the Danielson l Girls club.
 Alfred L. Reed resigned as president of the Danielson Chautauqua organi- zation and Sidney W. Bard was elect | ed to fill the office.
 At their regular semi --,lal meet 1 ing the directors of the DanielSor Building and Loan association voted 1 to issue another series of shares, as ot July l.
 One of the most despised varieties | of thieves is again operating in Dan- ielson-stealing flowers from buria | lots in local cemeteries and winning | their logical place as the successors of those who would steal a penny i from dead mans eye.
 Most all of the cottages and camr l sites at Alexander's lake are now oc- | cupied for the month of June and | some of those who are at the lake are | to remain throughout the summer. i John Horton was notified of g meeting to be held in Providence by the field artillery outfit in which he fought as a member of the Twenty | sixth divison to form a regimental as- scciation, which will have it's head quarters in Providence, where many of it's members make their homes. The warning that Quinebaug lake south of Danielson. has been closed te 1 bathers does not seem to have the 1 desired effect on some of the smal l Hn1- t1-to tn | take dip regardless of the difficult ties in which they are apt to fin6 | themselves as the result of their in discretion.
 It was stated here on Wednesday that it is not likely that Danielsor will get any more frequent trolley service this summer than is being given at present, though there may bt a chance in July and August.
 The Thursday half-holidays as ap- plying to stores in Danielson will no
 be inaugurated until July 10, th'
 Thursday after the Fourth. the holi
 day giving the store forces their frs
 week day afternoon out in July. Two men who are charged witt stealing junk from the Goodyea
 Mills, Inc, of Goodyear will be in thu town court this morning for trial. Tht men previously have entered a plea 0 not guilty, the case being continued from Monday.
 The trials of ii persons charged with having been guilty of trespassins on railroad property attracted a biz gallery to the town court Wednesda. morning The cases stirred up mucl interest throughout Danielson.
 Of the Il who were presented. | pleaded guilty or were found guilt! and the other case was nolled. Tn, fine in each of the ten casse was 5 i and costs, both the fine and costs be- ing remitted The nolle was entered by Prosecuting Attorney A. G. Bill 1T l the case where a man was charged i with having crossed the tracks at tht l west end of Academy street. It is con 1 tended that the crossing formerly 1 there never has been legally closed. Some of those brought in Wednes | day morning at first entered pleas ol