Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

DANIELSON
 1 Harry Evergates, proprietor of a lit | tie store on the West Side, reported I to the police that his place of business 1 had been broken into and a quantity of candy taken. The job looks like one that might have been done by boys.
 A meetins at the Baptist church l here today will bring all assenb1age delegates to the annual session of the Ashford Baptist association.
 l Business men here have received circular notices calling their attention to the fact that it is probable a con- tract will be made for shirts turned l outefrom the state prison at Wethers field. It is suggested in the cir culars that taxpayers should investi- gate this contract before it is made and see that the price for the goods to l be produced is sufficiently high to protect the taxpayers of the state from i loss.
 "Rusiness must have been good last night" unused G. A. Hamilton as he opened the office at the AttaWadgan | hotel in the early hours of Tuesday l morning. When they put 'em up in the office. it's going some" and then l MT. Hamilton started to investigate a l commetion that was disturbing the auietness of the morning. He made a discovery that necessitated awakening the hotel manager, Walter W. Murphy. When the manager came down he was invited to unlock the safe and release the office cat. which must have got l bundled up in the roll when it was put away for safe keeping at the close of business Monday night. The alert and genial manager smiled as he re- marked. Well, there isn't much get ting by us, anyway" and pussy ambled into the lunch room to see whether | Billy Russell had opened up and was ready to serve her breakfast.
 l A number of Danieison motorists
 will join the annual parade of ma chimes scheduled to run from Norwich to Webster over the Mohegan Trail on Thursday. This annual event is con-
 ing to attract more and more atten- ton and is a good publicity stunt fol all of this section of the state. Ap- preciating this fact a committee of the Danielson Business Mems association headed by D. E. Jette will get into line l tomorrow when the parade passes | through here and make the run t6
 Beacon park, where dinner will bt I
 resentatives of various Eastern Con- necticut communication held.
 At the home in Foster, Tuesday aft 1 ernoon, funeral services for James
 Tucker were conducted by Rev. w. B reene of Providence. formerly pasto 1 of the Baptist church at East Killing ly The service was attended by dele
 cations representing Hamilton lodge ! A af | Odd Fellows lodge from the sam
 place. A large number of the resi-
 dents of Hopkins Mills and vicinit,
 gathered at the Tucker home as
 mark of respect to one of the mos prominent of their townsmen, a mem Der of the school committee and
 teacher fer many years. Burial wa , in the Hopkins Mills cemetery. Ther
 were many beautiful flowers. A. F
 Wood was the funeral director.
 Markdown sale of shoes at Tn
 Keystone Store.-adv.
 No announcement in many moon
 proved more satisfying to the resi- dents of Killingly, Brooklyn an
 Hampton than The Bulletins story C Tuesday morning relative to the build . ing of the state highway betwee Hampton and Brooklyn and Daniel
 son and the Rhode Island line at Lit l tie Rest,
 gi This piece of road, long desired, an < I urgently needed for the we'll being an n development of the county towr o through which it will pass is the la.
 needed in this immediate section = give good north and south and ca: q and west bound routes direct to man
 parts of the state and into Rhode IS T. land.
 I- Senator Archibald Macdona1d's ir terest in the project is thoroughly al preciated by the scores of friends
 this and the surrounding towns ths r. the Putnam legislator possesses an ,IS1 there are many here in Danielson WI ,.te feel so good about the matter ths '1 they would like to properly recogniz
 his assistance in this very importar 'e matter.
 7, The building of these final links n one of the eight original trunk lines x, Connecticut means much more to tf T, towns hereabouts than the mere pro 7 viding of good route for pleasul '' motor cars That consideration is
 comparatively minor one. In a large
 way, this highway will mean increas
 ed property valuations for every oWT '. CT along the route. the opening of n short route to Providence and to Wi
 hmantic for heavy motor truck traffi h better roads for the farmers in get d ting to market and home again an
 undoubtedly, much more rapid de if velopment of all the sections of u l. route than would be possible for man
 with the roads as they now are. A n of this, in turn means more busine: ,e for Danielson and the other center
 on the route
 -el Senator Macdonald made no defini D. announcement as to when the sta is highway department will undertal
 the work. but it is understood that
 lwill not be long deferred, probably n Ie more than few weeks.
 ,f The contract to be negotiated is g d important one There are two bs le hills to be negotiated in building u e. line-the long. steep hill at Hampto
 at the westerly end of the route. al the steep andt winding Dark Lanter
 School House hill, just inside u c Connecticut border at the easterly el
 of the route in Killingly.
 The statement that s300,o00 will k required to build the route indicat
 that a high class, permanent highwa
 such as is now being put in in SC
 tions of the western, part of t y state, is to be built
 Fs It is also of interest to Killing 'o people to learn through Senator Ma it donald that the state highway depar i- ment stands ready to CO., operate lo the building or the Dayville Goodye 10 route, which carries very heavy tra er ic every day in the year.
 K Coroner Arthur G. Bill will begin r ,h inquest today into the accidental Xxi af 7,, of