Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-26
DANIELSOK AND PUTNAM NEWS
OANElSON

annual tax assessments, for tonight is l the legal limit for discharging the obli-li gation. \! Members of Moriah lodge, A. F. and A. M., are urged to attend a special meet ing this (WedpesdaD evening. Work inil the FIG. degree, followed by lecture on'l State Parks by Walter Q. Filly, state forester-adv.
 Miss Katherine D. Awkward will be at New London today (Wednesday) attend i ing a conference of chief operators of the s.. N E. T. company from the ex- changes in the eastern district.
 No need to take a trip to Coney Island if; you wish to bump the bumps. Just motor from Danielson to Elmville
 Pestnaster Raymond Allen announced that the postotfice will be closed this af-I ternoon from 2.5o to 3.3o, while the en- tire postal force of the Danielson office. is attending the funeral Of former Post master George M Filling
 At St. James church Tuesday after noon a funeral service was conducted by. Rev. John Roux, M. S., for Albert Joseph Cusson, 2 year old son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Cusson, who live in the Connecti- cut Mills section of Danielson. Burial l was in Holy, Cross cemetery. L. E.. Ken nedy. was in charge of the funeral ar engagements.
 Capt. F. o. ArninEton of the State guard company here stated Tuesday af | ternoon that he is to begin at once re- cruiting for thes encampnent period which will be from July is to 24. The company will so to Mantle for the en- campment It is not thought that recruit ing for the coast artillery organization that is to be formed here will begin before | fall, by which time legislation now pend I ing in congress pertaining to the milita establishment of the nation may be ironed out and definite program formu- ] lated.
 1 F. F. Cunneen. W. K. Litch and A. Van Woodwofth left Tuesday morning to mo- l tor to New York on business trip. Oscar Lajoie, a world war veteran, stirred up some excitement in Attawau- gan Tuesday morning when he flung himself into the mill canal with the in tention of shielding by drowning. Ob- servers of his act, who believed that the day may come when life will hold 8 brighter outlook for him. fshed him out of the chilly water and laid him on the grass. little later Oscar found himself facing Judge Woodward in the town court and was given 90 days in jail on 8 charge of disturbing the peace.
 Family troubles are responsible fol landing Lajoie in jail, where he may mourn for lack of company in. these arid days. On Monday he was insnourt here after he had been arrested for making 2 disturbance at Attawaugan. He has beer living apart from his wife for time anf : when he went back to the village to get some of his clothing learned that she va making her home with neighbors. His request for admittance was denied. so ht | arr 1ad iY1 Ina 1 Tn of ttai, escapade. he was released upon hi: promise not to return to Attawaugan ant ! create any disturbance. Notwithstanding this agreement. he did return and stPrtef another campaign Tuesday morning winding up with his plunge into the canal He was brought here dripping wet ant . did not get dried out until after his ar rival at the jail.
 Extensive alterations of the Pellet building. as to it's interior on the lowe : tioor. are under way. C. H. Pellett. own CT of tlie big structure, has ripped ou 1 all of the stalls in that section which fo several years had been in use for sta 3 bling purposes and is to devote the en tire space gaiped to his own business r The alterations he is making will giV 1 him 8 great deal of additional storag room and will be appreciated general. by the public. The section of the build ing that is being changed over is to b , thoroughly brightened up and made yer, attractive.
 One has heard much of real estat
 transfers in Danielson during the pas year.. and Tuesday brought another an nouncement that one of the most impor ] tant Of the business blocks of the bor ough has come into the market for sale Whether or not there are prospective pur ] cha haa hoAO c-iTar7 O1Jt . James Foley, who served in the nay, during the world war, and who held , commission as petty officer is contem plating returning to the service for tn period of a year. having been offered a
 excellent rating if he will re-enlist. MI Foley is an expert electrician and such
 man as the navy is ambitiously seeking a
 this time. A. P. Woodward will be at Providenc i Thursday to witness the grand parade c I Knights Templ' . representing 4S con
 nnanderies, one or the finest seen in Ne7 England by members of this organizatio
 in many years.
 Danielson people who have been 2
 South Plaindeld were interested in 1T
 specting the wreck of touring car upo which big motor truck, heavily loade, had toppled after the touring car had ru into Q prop holding up the stalled an damaged truck.
 Though it is very early in the seaso it is necessary to warn people living
 communities hereabouts that bathing Quinebaug lake, always favorfte resor
 is now strictly forbidden and punishab
 by law The lake is now in use as re-
 ervoir to supply water to the village
 Wauregan.
 It was indicated Tuesday that confe
 
 representatives of the town school con
 rnittee, of the Goodyear Mills compar
 and of the Hunkin-Conkey Constructic
 company may result in some arrang
 nnent under which the plans for buildir E schoolhouse at Goodyear may be ca \ ried out All bids for the job of buildir I the school were well in excess of ii
 $1Oo,Oe0 appropriation available. Sin H the plans for the school were draT \ building materials have increased in co
 and the labor cost also has risen. The
 are indications that. building materia E will come down in price within mon
 or six weeks, however, and in addfti.
 the Goodyear company stands ready,
 is authoritatively stated. to add fiber sum to it's share of the cost of the bull
 ing. While nothing is definitely settle
 there seems assurance that the scho,
 house will be built this summer.
 For tho first time in several years the
 is an easing up of the labor situation
 Danielson and vicinity More worke
 are available at present than has be the rule since before the United Stat entered the world war. This is account
 for in various ways. One reason given
 the letting of many operatives go at {
 plant of the Danielson Cotton compal where the work is being run out to the plant be taken over by the Connec cut Mills. At least 200 operatives hs