Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANELSoN


 Schools throughout the town are closed today. Good Friday. The banks also are closed.
 Notwithstanding the predictions that the s'brooks are too high" some fine catches of trout were reported here Thursday. the opening of the season.
 Members of the Pentecostal church met at George Miners for 8 prayer meeting Thursday evening.
 The total increase in the borough debt during the past year will be shown by the forthcoming annual re- ports as $s,Ss1. It is believed that a tax rate of 1-3 or mills will be required to take care of the borough expenses for the coming year.
 Numbers of automObilists here have complied with the Jaw requiring the equipping of their machines with cer- tain kinds of headlights, but numbers of others are driving with lenses that are rated as illegal.
 Eugene Reed, student at Yale uni versity, is spending the Easter sea son with his mother, Mrs. Mary Reed, of High street.
 Arthur Wood of Blue River, P. e., is making an annual visit with rela- lives in Danielson and towns in this vicinity.
 Killingly High school will reopen next Monday for the final term of the year.
 A new water tank with capacity of 75 ,000 is to be erected at Goodyear during the present building season. 1 The one tank located on Goodyear Heights is not regarded as of sufh l cient capacity to meet the growing needs of the village.
 The big motor trucks that operate 1 between Akron, O., and this town ant 1 Boston are again making their runs 1 which were suspended during FebruS ] ary and the greater part of March. l Quantities of flowers are being i shown in this vicinity to meet ths l Easter trade, which promises to bt heavier than ever this year. l The swindling by a poultry buyel l of a woman at South Killingly hai l led to a desire upon the part of a To- cal officer to meet the buyer, who is ; 1 frequent visitor here. Keep you 1 eyes open and watch the scales whel your poultry is being weighed l It is expected that the Connection l Mills company will come into posses | sion of the Danielson Cotton cempan, l property. which it recently pur II chased, about June 1. The Danielsol II Cotton company is engaged at presen in running out stock on hand. NVha
 changes the Con1ectieut Mills com | pany contemplate in making the plan
 suitable for the uses to which the, | will put it have not been announced. | At St. James church today ther l will be services at a. nl.. 3 D. IT and in the evening.
 A considerable number of Danielso people were at the Futrell auction, o the Brooklyn Pomfret highway o kThursday. The farm equipment wa
 sold to a crowd of eager buyers, b
 J. Carl Nitrer
 , Each spring brings a revival of tai
 of getting a railway line of some kin into Goodyear, and this spring is n exception to the rule. The growth importance of this village of Killingl : and the immense amount of freigl T handled, over the highways leadir
 there is being urged as a reason wh
 an extension line of about two nilt
 in length should be built.
 Chief John Mcfarland took ar : held at local garage an automobi ' that was being driven under a con ' mercial license. AAn investigate : showed that the machine is beir
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