Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-18
.pANIELsON

Steel fire escapes that were au-
 thorized purchased some tifng ago are being put i- position at the graded sechooI building on School street.
 Mise Margaret Sullivan is visiting
 AT. and Mrs John McGowan in Wes-
 sterIy.
 i Chautauq6se has successfully com .ipIeted it's third season in Danie1son land arrznken1ents have been complet- sed for it's return next ssfmnaer.
 Brooklyn. is one of the nearby tewne ithat is not much bothered by the trol- Hey strike. It gets along without strolleys all of the time. depending on fmotor transportation for it's quick ilservice- There were many dancers at Wild { wood park Thursday evening, though the trolley line wasn't giving any ser vice to the resort
 f- Teachers here are interested in a Statuz passed by the last Legislature providing a state allowance of $3 per pupil. based on the average attend lance in each town. this stim. amount fling to more than s2, 900 in Ki1lingIy, to Ebe spportioned among the teachers, as "a salary bonus
 The Putnam -Danielson motor ser svice began operations Thursday and
 proved a boon to many who were an-
 xious to catch trains out of Putnam. t- Mrs. Herbert Barnett and Miss
 Alice Iorrissette are at Narraga
 Eett Pier for their vacation outing.
 like to let the people of Danielson
 hear what a nice concert they can
 give on Davis parki Such a visit certainly would be appreciated here.
 Inquiries were being received in this vicinity Thursday relative to one sCharles Bitgood, who died in the ser vice in September, 1918 No such sol . dier is known to have entered the ser sTice from hereabouts-
 Public service cars in plenty are in sight to do business on Saturday. it was stated here Thursday, and they are expected to solve transportation problem that means much to Daniel sons business men
 At DayviIle. verandas arc being add ed to dwellings owned by the Assa- Waga Wooien company
 Rose of Lima council, K. Of C., has a class of z1 candidates. It is expect ed that it's members will receive the rfnitiafory degree on July 2s. This is the second large class to come into the council recently.
 Notwithstanding the warm weather, hold on Danielson devotees Of the sport. and some fine scores are being rolled.
 Mills here. had straightened out transportation difficulties to such an extenr<en Thursday that their out of town Employees were getting to work at the usual hour in the morning.
 Deputy State Automobile Inspector R C. Young is having his annual va cation of two weeks. during which the inspectors duties in this county will be discharged by Inspector C. A. | Thatcher of Hartford.
 Autgmobile dealers say that there fs all Kinds of new business in sight, l their only trouble being in getting de- 1 livery of new cars from the manu- fac1urers.
 There was no change here Thurs day in the trolley strike / uation. The | line is deserted All is ouiex about i the carhouse in Dayyille, where maHyj of the car crews make their homes. 1 Chicken thieves are again. operat-i ing in the eastern part of the town,sl where their activities have stirred many poultry raisers to keeping shot-l guns in readiness. it is said, for lit rie target practice if opportunity of-l fers
 Steady progress is being made in l developing the coal trestle project of | the Quinebaug company, near the | New Haven tracks south of Franklini will be ready for use within a few weeks
 lf Rhode Island company employees carry out their threat to strike today, it will mean the suspension of ser vice on the Providence and East Kill lingly line. the only route now in op- eration in this part of the state bel ing the one from Webster to West another interstate line.
 The fine new water system that Is to -ay Wauregan from Quinebaug lake is about ready to be put into use, the Wauregan company having just it's arrangement with the Electric Company for the necessary power that will operate the motorI which will drive the pump to- fill the -