Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
DANIELSON

Frsm reports that came in Wednesday. 1t is only fair to note an improvement in the sezvfce tho Western Union Telegraph corpeny is giving to people in Danieison and hereabcuts Three cases that came te light during the day indicate that the telexrapn company is managing to get ssme of it's messages through from Put nam to Danielson. distance of about. ten nai4ee. in aa short period as two days This is remarkably efficient all thinEs considered. In connection with this fast service, however, due credt must be giv- en the postoffice department, which is delivering by letter carriers some of the ' telegrams that are being rushed through In 4s hours.
 fled in an Iowa town for young woman who lives on Brod street. Great speed was made in handling this particular tel agram, which arrived in Putnam during Friday evening It was telephone to Dam eison on Monday.
 Friday, Merrill Gallup of Brattleboro. Vt, on his way home to spend the holi- day with his parents. Mir and Mrs. Ar thur Gallup, of Broad street, sent a teie- gram from Worcester to inform his peo- pie that he would arrive here on the boat train. The telegram reached Putnam promptly. It arrived at the Gallup home Monday, when letter carrier brought it up from the Danielson postoffice. In the meantime the sender was back at work in Brsttleboro.
 Another high speed record was made in delivering a message for Mrs ". D Jacobs. The extraordinary feat Of trans hitting it from Putnam to Danielson was aocoyuplished in the marvellous time of two days
 It is well that the public should know how the telegraph company is exertina itself to earn the money that 1t callectf for the message it transmits. It ever goes so far as to pay telephone charges to get a message through to you, if you happen to have telephone. and failine in this goes to the extreme of buyins United States postage stamps and adds tc the burden of employees work by gettins the mailed rnissive over to the postoffict in order that a person to whom a tele gram is sent may not be disappointed. IT due time it is hoped to deliver telegrams here was as great rapidity as lettcrs came through by stage coach in the ga, old days.
 Consider though. what is bound to hap pen some day when a message tellins that someone who may be dying is callinl for a dear relative or friend in Daniel son or the surrounding territoy. Ther' will not be much of joke about tw, days delay in the delivery of messa 2 If that nature. Only such a contingen cy will arouse Danielson to protest viz orouslv and effectively against such in tolerable service as is now being Impose, on the people of ths territory.
 man added something to his fam once hv renarking that "the public b damned :" Incidentally he formulated al idea that has been in constantly growin, use in recent years Today the pubf gets only what 1t fights for, if it get anything at all.
 That it win nst be really wholly zoe, the fishing season now opening. for tn through the ice and set up tits, has beei Game Warden Harry E. Battey of Eas Killinely. who with Frank Whipple. ha caused the arrest of John Weleach of tn town of Thompson.
 wealesch was caught with short pick srel in his possession. He had been op srating on what is known as Roun pond in the town of Thompson. Hi disregard for the law cost him s25.4t and he only had three pickerel that wer unde-sized in his possession at that bu under the law he is not permitted t take even one. He paid.
 Section sls5 of the game laws pro vides that pickersI or weli-eyed pike les than IF inches in lenrth shall not be in .entionally taken or pos1es- and if tax