Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-19
DANlELsoN

before Judge W. Fenner Woodward, Os-
| man Elne, of Goodyear. was fined $50
and costs total of lS62.34. for driving a
motor vehicle without having an oper-
| ator's license. Zines was what might
| be described as a second offense. Only
few days before he was before the
town court for the same kind of vio-
| lation of the law, but he went out and
| to driving his motorcycle again, in ut
I, ter disregard of the law and of the fact
| that he had been penalized. Sunday
morning his machine figured in a COLI
| sion with a motor car on the Dayville-
| Goodyear road and the persons in the
car were injured.
The result of the Sunday accident in
| addition to the fine imposed upon Elnle
| in court, is that his motorcycle has been
| attached in a civil action for $1,000 dam
ages, this action brought against him by
| James McGovern of Goodyear owner of
the car with which Elne's machine was
in collision.
Tn TO noon Tuesday officials here had
! learned nothing of the outcome of the
state highway departments second re-
quest for bids for the construction Of
stretches of state Highway between DAN
iielson and the Rhode Island line at Lit
tie Rest and between Brooklyn and
Hampton. Selectmen John A. Gilbert
was making an effort to get in touch with
the highway department offices at Hart
ford and to learn whether bids for the
4 work had been received. There is a
possibility that he road will be built
this season, if TO bids were received on
the latest asking, it was stated here
again on Tuesday, but details of such a
possible programme were not given out.
William s. Brown. VINO recently ne
gotiated for the purchase of the prop
erty, closed the deal and took possession
of the Attawaugan hotel here Tuesday.
When interviewed Tuesday morning Mr.
Brown said that he will make no chang
es in the hotel at present. What he may
DO in the future depends entirely upon
developments of the next few months If
these developments are such as Mr.
Brown hopes they may be, Danielson will
n be given a first class hotel. Mr.. Brown
has some sketches of such a hotel as he
would like to have on the site, but he
will make no use of them until time de-
velops just what it is best to do with
the property.
II Mr. Brown is not new to the hotel
business in Danielson. He was own
or and landlord of the Attawaugan ho-
tel for a number of years prior to sell
ing it to S. Cady Hitchins and prior to
the management of the hotel by the late
Stephen D. Horton.
EdgFFae-As. =: EII-s2:::1.!!e. Tuesday afternoon
funeral services for Mrs. Mary ]. Cady
were conducted by Rev ]. T Edwards
pastor of the Danielson Baptist church
Burial was in Westfield cemetery The
bearers. were Arthur Edwards Frank Ed
wards, Wilfred Edwards and Albert
Smart. A. F. Wood was in charge of
the funeral arrangements.
The lowest bid for the construction OF
the proposed eight room school with as
sernbly hall at Goodyear was in the vi
cinity of 100000, it was stated here on
Tuesday and this bid was made under
conditions that would permit the con
tractor leeway to secure even a greater
amount for his work. The fact that the
bids for constructing the building are sc
! excessive creates a difficult situation fol-
the town school committee and all 9th.
ers who are closely interested in getting
the building constructed. Under a
! unanimous vote of a special town meet
, ing and in accordance with an agree
I ment entered into with the GOODYEAR
, Mills company. there is 100000 availa
Bile for the construction of such
:, school house as is needed to meet thu
growing needs of Goodyear. Of tn,
100000 the Goodyear company ha
= agreed to give $4,000. as we'll as takin,
over the present school house at Good
year for what it cost the town and Civ
ing a site for the proposed school build
ing.
After the generous manner in whicl
4 the people of Killingly responded to tn
b Goodyear company's request for an ap
: preparation for a school and after tn
: cordial manner in which the company en-
tered into the agreement with the tow
| to meet nearly one-third of the COST
n is generally regarded as regretable tina
building costs are SO excessive just nov
: as to threaten to delay the carrying GU
of the building programme as agreed up
| on.
Fully apprecative of the big thing
that the Goodyear company is doing TO
6 Killingly, the people here are DESTROYS o
= meeting the company more than half wa
on such matters of public interest a
. providing schools. The excessive hig
i bids, however, create a situation that
II u worrisome for all the townspeople inter
y ested in the towns development, but hop
n was expressed on Tuesday that some sat
/ isfactory solution of the situation ma
be found.
AS new school house will be impera
tive to meet the needs of Goodyear in tn
II early fall, a satisfactory solution of tn
o present situation, as regards the ne7
d building, cannot be long delayed.
Mrs. Susie G. Williams, Brooklyn, sec
rotary of Quinebaug Pomona grange, ha
. given out the following statement rela
n tive to a meeting of Pomona:
q The next meeting of Quinebaug Pc
- mona grange, No. 2, Patrons of Illus
bandry, will be held with Echo grange
. No. $50, at the church. Mansfield Cen
!. ter. Saturday, May\>29th. with busi
!. ness session, at II a. m. in the fifth de
gree. Foor patrons coming to whitman
tic by train there will be automobil
transportation by notifying Mrs. A F
Anthony, Mansfield Center. Dinner wi
be served by members of Echo grangt
During the lecturers hour, beginning a
/ p. M, one hour will be given to HON
Economics. Mrs. Nellie Brakeman wifi
of the state master also a member g
the National Grange Home Economic
committee will be one of the speaker
A morality tab1eau, 1.-THE Enemy and tn
Avenger," will be shown. F. L. Davis
county agent, will give an address o
1.-THE Singularities of Human and Plar
Life" Grace e, White lecturer of Me-