Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

The accident again calls attention to the fact that the North street crossing is unprotected While it is possible to see upand down the track for a consid- erable distance. public opinion here on Tuesday seemed to be that this cross ing should be made safer than it is at the present time.
 While many amateur and professional gardeners are still waiting for their new potatoes to grow sufficiently to be wor- thy of place on the table, it remains for Edward s. Carpenter to anounce that he is digging potatoes of good size and has been for the past three weeks. Uncle Edward doesn't boast much about his ability as a grower of potatoes, but he Is delivering the goods and has been freed from paying $1 peck for the tubers. which is some relief most house holders will admit.
 Indications are that the project of erecting an eisht-room school building at Goodyear. in accordance with vote of the town. will be deferred until such time as the building programme is again in swing by the mill company at that place The Goodyear school now avail able will be crowded to capacity when
 school open in September, but 1t is believed that some temporary arrange ment caring for the pupils can he made until such time as the new school house can be. built in connection with the gen. eral development plan outlined for Good year
 Motorists who gre r,,nc,. looked aft CT and much regulated by law. are call ing attention to the fact that all kinds of live stock is permitted to roam about on the highways from adjoining farms, Cows, horses. sheen, dogs and hens were among the living things encountered in run from Danielson to Moosup, via the Green Hollow road on recent aft ernoon. Two sheep were lying in the middle of the highwaY-and were. still there, apparently uQdisturbed. after the machine had crawled hy. At another point horse was lrosing by the side of the road. Farther on a COW was roam
 ing about on the highway. No one says l anything to the farmer about keeping his 1 stock off the highway. but there are 57 varieties of cheeks motorists; who l are responsible" for damages even when 1 they are not
 1 MT and Mrs. Philias Jodoin of North
 Main street and Mir Jodoin's nephew, Leo LeCroix. leave this week for 3 l months visit in Canada They will make i their headquarters at St. Blaise, p. o
 A person who gave road directions to l drivers of the big motor truck that broke through Corey bridge. between
 Moosun and Central Village. on a side
 road. was responsible for all the damage
 and inconvenience caused. One of the driv- CTS pointed out that it is seldom a fa-
 vor to the driver of a heavy motor Ve- 1 hicle to he directed over a back high way. in order that half mile be saved when there Is a good state road available 1 over a little longer route. What the 1 driversof these heavily loaded vehicles
 are looking for a safe route not the l shortest one.
 l Chautauqua boosters were huetIinE or 1 Tuesday to insure that their guarantee 1 is made uD before the opening of the se- 1 rles of entertainments here, and were l pointing out that those who delay in | helping make the guarantee are not help | ing the local organization as they