Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-06
nANIELsON

ing themselves Friday in an effort to ascertain who is responsible for rob- ping the safe in the Goodyear Mills restaurant, connected with the mills, of about $500 sometime during the early hours of Friday morning, presumably between 1:30 and 5 a. m.. during which hours the restaurant. lfs closed.
 The safe that was raided is a small affair of the kind seen about manX of fees intend9d to protect valuable from losses by fire than as a safeguard against burglars. The safe door was pried Open and the money, receipts frodl the restaurant business, carried of.
 It is considered probable that the. job was done by someone in Goodyear village and by someone who knows considerable about the restaurant and of the possibility of finding quite a sum of money in the safe of the res taurant, where a great majority of the hundreds of operatives regularly get their meals, at cost to the company. Officials of the company were frank to admit the loss, but preferred not to express any opinions concerning 1t.
 East killinsly is again rejoicing over the fact that it has trolley service the snow diggers have managed to excavate the Rhode Island company's lines from underneath the mass of snow that piled in upon it week ago Friday. Cars first came through, after the latest tie-up',, on Thursday night, and were making regular trips on Friday. Not since the line was originally opened years ago has the service been so blocked by storms as during +b t present IT winter fe The first effort to Spen the line from East Kill ingly to Elmville, where trolley car has not been seen since February 3.
 Nature was doing much during Fri day to reopen the line through Dan ielson. The day,witnessed the greatest departure of snow and ice that has r Aiken place for more than a month The trolley rails were coming into sight in places and it would not be, ap- parently, such a great task to resume operations between Central Village and Putnam now as would have been the case at any time since the great storm came and put the trolley service l hereabouts completely out of business. At DAyville on Friday & force of men was engaged in digging out the passing siding, which trains have not been able to use since the first days of February, train orders being so ar rnaged as to bring about the passing at Danielson or Putnam.
 | Persons who watched the rivers | during Friday said that there was lit ] tie indication that the ice is about to
 break up. Great quantities of water are finding their way into the streams | but the volume is not as yet, sufficient | ly large to start a break of the ice 1 or to approximate anything like flood conditions. which all fervently hope will be avoided.
 On account of delayed deliveries O our stock it will be impossible for us tc open the Alice Eleanor Shop in tn, Keystone block today, as was intend ed. Due announcement of our openin!
 date will be given.-adv.
 Danielson's taxpayers are showin;
 more than passing interest in the spe
 cial borough meeting that has beer
 called foe next Wednesday evening t
 see what action the borough wishes t take relative to contesting the propose , advance in water rates by the Crysta
 Water Co., This is the meeting a
 which those who do not care to pa
 any more than they are paying fo
 water service will have a chance t , appear and go on record for the con test and an effort is to be made t make the meeting a very representativ } one.
 The Baptist. Congregational an
 Methodist churches have arranged series of interchurch services cover
 ing the next four welzs and culminat ing at Easter! Next week and tn week after on Tuesday evenings cc
 tage meetings will be held at six cen
 ters. Each meeting will be-under tn } leadership of three persons represent : ing the three churches. Each churc Ii 1 |, ing as usual. Passion Week and Hol ]. Week, the two weks before Easte l nine intercncrch evening meetings wi f be held, the ministers preaching . turn. A volunteers choir is being form : ed byed for these meetings. This al rangement is in line with the sugses
 tions of the Interchurch World Move nent for Lent this year.
 j. The cottage meetings next Tuesda Il evening at 7;50 will be held in u
 homes Of the following: Mrs. J. v Potter, Elmville; Mrs. Willis Shippe y 1 Mashentuck; Sidney Stone, Rivei ; view Mrs. Joseph Danielson, 2 .' Main St; Mrs. \ w. E. Reach, T. South Main St; Mrs. F. T. Presto
 1 Broad St. Everybody is invited to a
 tend the meeting Tn his own neigl r borhood. The SIX groups or leaders are con
 posed as follows: G. B. Guild, ". D Craig, H. A. McEwen, Sidney Perry, ]
 F.. Turner, H. NJ. Danielson. Rev.
 T. Edwards. Miss Louise w. Danie
 son, Miss Edith Fiske, aR E. Ale
 Miss Edith Fuller. Harold Holehous
 Rev. W. B. Williams, Mrs. ].
 Briggs, Miss Grace Stanton, Rev. ,
 s. Stocking. F. T. Preston, Miss Ma : ion D. Chollar.
 NI An assistant sales and stock q E is wanted for permanent positi,
 with good pay. Apply at tho Quin
 baug store,-adv.
 ! At Putnam Friday the case
 George Jordan, Admr., vs Charl