Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-24
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 N. A. Witter of Providence was wis itor with relatives here on Monday. MT. and Mrs. Charles S. Dayton are visiting with relatives in Danelson. Scores of mill operatives who are or 1 enforced vacations were leaving on Mon ! day for vacation trips to various points | in New England.
 Mrs A. V Woodworth is visiting al Pleasure Beach this week. A Lowell officer came here on Monday 1 to take Paul Bogkos, alias Sarkisian | back to that city to answer charge in velving young woman. Bogkos was l taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff c l E. Aver, locked up at the police station I here and later turned over to the LoweI l officer by Chief John Mcfarland Attention of the republican electors o1 | the town of Killingly is called to the fac | that the republican caucus to elect dele gates to the republican state convention | to be held in Hartford, Sep. l tember S-s, will be held in the town hall | Danielson, Thursday, August 26, at 7.3t | p. m.-adv.
 Manager J. F. Lewis, of the Orpheun | theatre said Monday morning that ht could not account for his sedan being run into by another machine on the New London-Norwich road, near the Witcf Hazel mill Sunday evening. MT. Lewis returning to Danielson with a party oi World War veterans ifi his car, said that he was trailing another car and was l far over to the right hand side cf the | road when the accident occurred, as toIc in The Bulletin of Monday. Louis $. Barstow of East KiIlinEIy wa. l in Providence on Monday for a confer 1 ence relative to the situation that will be created for milk shippers when the Rhode Island company suspends service on it's vidence-Danielson line on September s. Saturday evening milk shippers liv- ing along the line of the road east of 1 here held a conference in Foster. Many hundreds of quarts of milk go in ovei l the line from East killingly and points l farther east every day, and some means will be found to keep up the shipments How this may be accomplished could not l be stated on Monday, but it is possible that motor trucks may be pressed into service.
 Monday morning the funeral of Mrs Georgianna Dion, 42, wife of Eli Dion was held from their home in Attawaugan with a high mass of requiem, of which Rev John Roux, NJ S. Danielson, was | celebrant, at St. Joseph's church ir Dayville. Burial was in St Joseph's 1 cemetery The bearers were Alexander Baribeault. Joseph Garripps, George La Fountainier, John Pechie, Thomas Cor. riyeau and Henry Lsjeunesse. Louis E Kennedy was the funeral director Mrs Dions maiden name was Georgi anna Garrippe and she was born in Put nam. She leaves her husband and two : daughters.
 Mrs. Susan Josephine Harrington. wifi, | of Epriham Harrington, died Sunda, night al their. home in East kilIingly 1 Mrs HarrIngton's death occurring in tn, | house where she was born. She was | daughter of Riley and Alimira (Chase l Simmons and had lived all of her life ii ! East killingiy. Mrs. Harrington leave her husband and two sons and tw,
 daughters.
 Potato prices have hit into req 1 slump. Al present spIeAuiu potatoes ar ! Deins odereu at p Der Dusnel rom iaria 1 III .IIe sufrcunung territory anu IL le iple
 u4cteu, so pIeAl4iuI IS tne suppIy, lna 1 the Lubers nj De n the marne. rr .JI' 1 the end or tile present wek Tor SItv,. prIce at MnlCu IeW arp how ,I,cr4n, l mem, although S2 generally asnr. Pola,o crops nave done wei Iarousiiou eastern IUnIIeC,4cut. scores of tnodsaufi
 oI ouole-s aIe i4eallns maturity Al ia ueiuS III NLndham cCanLs. 50 ,hLt n iIoesseho.Uef NnO ~ li4ay store
 Minter $ sGpp4y certainly at $ Der D;isne
 dhd Very ploJaD4!' Tor q Httle iesS IF Iii 1 not disIAHl future.
 Edward :. Carpenter, veteran tax col Itctor Ui the DurUdsn, naS served .;Oilc l 10 DaAIeison property owners hat. II l Will ue eAIectiAg pee tnem auI sonl l oI their honey udrln2 the coming .ncnl.
 when the recen,4y iaIu Y-mLll porous
 tax Will Ue que and apayaple.
 IA. ,I
 hl-hngIy $ ueDt Vii IIKely snow some ID
 crease m the reports that wIll be f,rth 1 eoIil4H5 iii the Hear tulre. Heavy ex
 penses tor school mamtainence, some
 thing that eN cry town has naU to recK
 on With on accodnt o1 unusual coa4I .nn
 throughout the country. IS gwen as special reasOn tor town officials 5zin unaDle to snow some rtuu.L.uu LniS ,+ d
 III Lle town mae eptedness
 The Paco Mdnufactufihg CuInpaEy
 now turning out neaYy yardaga ct elol
 each uay, ass more and In3re looms | the new plant nave been put +nto opera
 tion.
 Connecticut Mills win to 8 of the 10
 inning contest wltn the Enlnle,s )l Paw tucket was highly satisfactory to the ian Lere anu they ueCiare the game one U
 the best played Of the present season. Painters were at work Monday cn tn
 eXtenor of the graded scnool b1.IIin
 oil ScnoOl street. George C. henderson of Providence
 was visitor with friends in Dane.sol
 cn Monday.
 Men who have been employed n mill
 and who are now on m enforced racs tion ind that there is considerable d.
 mand tor their labor cn outdoor Fro jects.
 Goodyear is arranging 8 big pro gramme of events for Labor Day, wAic
 is observed quite elaborately each yea
 in that place.
 There is much talk in different cir
 cles here of establishing a daily mote 1 truck service between Danielson an
 Providence to care for the business tha | will be given up by the Rhode Islan,
 company when it suspends it's trolle
 service, but nothing dennite in the wa 1 of project has been worked out. l
 the state road from Danielson to Littl
 Fest were built, as it should have bee
 worry so, much about freight trknspo1
 tation between this place and the Rho1 Island capital The loss of the trolle
 freight service will be one more req
 son for local business interests to us | every effort to get action on the stat
 road work needed.
 Members of the next legislature fror
 this and surrounding towns will be aske
 to seek a legislative inquiry as to wh
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