Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-21
DAldEIS0 IND PUTNAM NEWS
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 .Jeha whslen ef Bestea is visiting OMciais of the Shore Line Eetn pany conferred with business H1en here relatiTe to insure eo-opefRtioH
 in supporting the trolley service thai is te be inauezlrated at eRee- Signs warming against eetlainE haYe been put up around the shores oi l Alexander's lake.
 Iassrsaee naen employed ey one z! es the eeARa Hles deiAE DlsAaess n seNns l nereabouts will. be al Old KHEa&iy Eend Saturday for an pHtins. Their elaneaks will he sFeparsd hx .Assss 1 the local 4iafket-at 10 cents a. dozen more than is being charged for 1t by ] the hue6sters in the stFeRts of Ros- ! ten, where corn growing is not gen
 orally engaged in-
 I fets0n hotel for accommodations fes l fifteen men who will come here ta operate the ears on the leeal division I of the Shore Line Electric Railway company.
 1 Deputy Sheriff chsstes E. Aver ai ton motor truck owned in Fall: River and load of mill spoois, attached Tn an action against the company in
 which one of the cempany's trucks figured.
 Resorts over the border ia Rhode Island are ssupply1sg plenty of beer for the thirsty of Danielson who care 1 to journey after the commodity. The frequency of the trolley service, the quality of it. and other consider atiops will have much to do in deter mining the fate Of the bus lines that have served the pubic SD well dar,nS the period during which neither the strikers, nor the company that fm- Pioyed them did anything in the way
 of providing service for the public
 here and hereabouts. but left the pub I lie and business interests to shift for themselves as best they might. l Pestrsastsr RayneHd Allen anneuae- ed "Wednesday nernins that soc War Savings certificates, registered. have
 been placed on sale at the ieea; office. These certificates are now sat.i7s i;t $s3.e3, and will advance in value. ard purchase price at the rate of sc cents each month until in January. 192(, they will be co-aeerted in.o cash for s.io.
 The founding, arewth and eSeansion of St. Janes' parish as it Wnl be set forth in records ;ra. will be prepare for the golden anniversary celebration, i'll October, will pros,de very :.i;tr- est ing chapter of t1e history of Dla- e'son- This churcsa -soesety- teday las a splendid property. which. it is now e:.. ected, will be tiac ,ar.i free cf .iel | by t:.. time of ta;a anniversary Traekmen, of the trolley company
 were engaged "Wednesday in clearing dirt of the right of way ard getting
 the road in condition for the running of Gals this week. In som places fiir t
 had washed over tie rails and c;4yered
 ths m, but the geners centii; ion af Il G
 road bed is as goe1 as before lie stfi.e so there sh euid DC nc difficult
 ier on that score
 Nt thing has 5esa saie. ahovt re
 est tiishing 7e 'vi.c on ;hc trelleS lin.
 be ween Danie's,:n and t,ast N.iiIngls. to which poinc tise Rhode Is!apL C,n
 p.ny operates ca s. Uut striking trGI- ley rlcn here point cu. :nat -Rs H..ede
 !s: nd company .acs a:-s oDerai,s.i lay Il ion men, Wn;, &a..si i:Gt welcome ca's brought ;o East ki.lI.'s.y tsy nep- urs, workers Cars run t.,r3u.ii d. ,st from Dane ss n@te .rDvii,r 2. out si:a crews ch.tl.,e Ut East Ki;iinglN
 To~a Clerk Frank T. Preston and Wesley Wilson, clerk of the board of seiectmen, said Wednesday afternoon that as yet they are unable to give any definite statement as to whether Killingly's debt Increased or decreased during the fiscal yea that ended July 31. An exact statement will not be possible until rerort has been re- ceiyed. from the town school commit tee, and this is expected Nilnia q f-w .:ets. MT. .'rehton itara m=1 tae opinion, however. that final figures will show that the towns daDt has neltf,er greatly increased nor .leeressed drr- ing the past twelve months
 # the wishes of subscribers are considered at all, the Southern New England Telephone comDan~ will spend a little more money on direc- tories the next time arraiSenientS are being made for an issue. The direc- tories in present use are about as stable and sensible. as regards their prospect of use in good condition over a period of months, as Bolsheviki doctrine. One is apt to fall apart ending stream of complaint that tho pages most wanted have loosened and dropped out This is particular ly true at any sta tions and other sta tions where directary is m1cn in use.
 William Davis, editor of paper at at Railway, N. l.. is spending a va cation at Dayville, his former home. Editor Davis formerly was associate with papers in this section of Wind ham county.
 The northhound 1902 a. m. train and were put back on their regular runs Wednesday morning, much to the of many local people.
 Workmen have been engaged this week in cutting doorways through the side of the Sraded school build |
  wide exits to fire escape landings. The 1 steel escapes were put in place dur ing the vacation season.
 Though some Liberty bonds continu- l ed in exchange for cash by parties | who need money quickly. it is stated l that the great bulk of bonds pnrchas- ! ed by Danielson people are being safe 1 y held 1t is estimated that more | han s1.eeo.eee in Liberty bonds are held in Danielson.
 No disturbances are anticipated | nere when trolley service is resumed. The striking trolleymen are law-abid- ng citizens and not of the class that i would debase themselves by becoming | involved in any movement tending oward interference with the operation ,f the company's cars.
 A dexAn men were to act as ear | .rews fer the Shore Line company on he local line arrived here Wednesday, evening on the 7:47 train and were ,aken direct te the Atfawaugan hotel where they spent the night. The men