Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23

Water street a funeral service was held for Pentlope Agloas, age 10 months, the child of Mir and Mrs. George Agloas of Water street Burial was in Westfield cemetery. L. E. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Automobiles Go Slow" reads a sign near the highway just east of the cross- roads at South Killingly. Motirists who have been over the route to Little Rest read that sign and grin sardonically. From bitter experience they know that an automobile that doesn't go slowly over the stretch of road between South Kill' ingly and the top of Dark Lantern hill probably never will go again. A winding ribbon of mud standing almost on edge in some places and in others disappear ing in pools of murky water that con tain unknown dangers represents all that is left of highway over which the ad- toists are gravely warned to proceed slowly. Heavy trucks cut this highway to pieces early in, the spring and abso- lutely nothing has been done to repair the damage these vehicles have caused. While much money would be required to put this much used highway-the only route now open with detear to Providence in good condition weeks work with team and three or four men would inn prove the very bad stretches so as to make the road at least safe for. travel. At present the route is positively dang erous and for this there can be little ex- cuse. There are citizens here who would gladly pay State Highway Com missioner Bennett'S expenses from Hart ford and return for the satisfaction of having him gaze at this time upon a stretch of road that was included in
 Connecticut's original plans for trunk lines and then for permission to ask him II he thinks Danielson is asking for too much when it pleads that this road be improved with money that the state high way department has available for that very purpose
 At present, however, the town of Kill lngly cannot reasonably avoid doing something to make the important route more passable than the average logging road through the woods.
 J. F. Lewis of the ohpheum theatre left Tuesday morning for Bristol to visit one of his chain of theatres and today ("ednesday) will be at Holyoke, where ne IS operating another picture house Saturday Civil Service examination will be held here for the purpose of filling vacancy in the rural carriershin out Of the Pomfret Center post office and other vacancies that may occur on rural routes in this county.
 A. V. Woodworth, F. E. Cunneen, and A. p. Wilmington were at Woonsocket. Tuesday to attend the horse races, being held in that city during the present week. Danielson parties who rnotored down to Providence to see the circus and who dld not recall that Providence is on day- hght saving time found their arrival at the show grounds an hour later than they had figured and that they had lost the chance to see much more than half 1 the show. --"'-
 Members of the Methodist church were l at Mashentuck Tuesday evening for a neighborhood meeting !"
 MISS Maceila Putnam of Hartford has been the guest of friends in Danielsan Mrs. Frederick Reed and Mir. and Mrs | A. L. Reed are at New Haven today "Wednesday to attend the commenca,
 ment exercises at Yale university. Eugana
 Reed being member of the senior class
 James c. Gregory nf New Haven wa s visitor in Danielson Tuesday.
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