Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-30
DANIELSOR AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEISON

members of the KilHngly board or se- i lectmen and representatives or the Brooklyn fire district (West Side) have a meeting scheduled for this evening for the purpose of discussing 1 just what procedure shall be adopted in carrying out the wish of the peo- pie to bring before the Public Utili- i ties Commission the matter of the proposed increase in rates by the l Crystal Water company. Kiliingly selectmen Ghave beome interested in this important question, so the con ference planned for this evening will be representative of all the territory I served by the Crystal Water company.
 Through an error an item that ap- peared in the Danielson news of Sat urdav announced the death of John Birch of Providence. instead of the death of Mrs. John Birch. The Birch family formerly were residents in Danielson.
 Providence dealers who have repre- sentatives regularly in this territory for the purpose of collecting live poultry were on the job bright and early Monday morning in order that their purchases may be heavy this week. when there win be big de- mand for dressed poultry In the Prov ldence market.
 John Gilehrist sa mill worker, aged about 65 years, died suddenly Sunday at the Ballouville boarding house, i where he had been making his home. MT. Gilchrist had been suffering with digestion, it was indicated from tab lets found in one or nls pockets and the indications also are that he had weak heart The body was taken in charge by Undertaken L. D. Kennedy. 1 Though MT. Gilchrist had been em- ployed in mills in this vicinity for years, little of his history Is known. Mr. Kennedy communicated over the telephone with the police department It New Bedford mad learned that MT. 5ilchrist has sister living in that city.
 Pupils at Killingly high school are aving their Easter vacation this week. The graded school here is in session, however, as the pupils there were given a vacation. at the end of m eight week period. recently.
 At the post office Monday box holders found that their mail included ome literature boosting the sale of treasury certificates. Uncle Sam still las attractive offerings in the invest nent line for those who are thrifty l nd like to be certain that their
 toney' goes into very safe invest dents.
 At industrial place the program fol
 royiding new housing facilities is go-
 ig steadily forward and a number O.
 ew, rents will be available for tenant. S I the very near future. It seems however, that, no matter how man. z ew dwellings are erected. the demand
 ere is always greater than the sup e D. Goodyear, which now has on 1 ct of 26 dwellings underway, vii , art on another group of 120 dwell ! I 1nxrf farr oKc na
 louses are intended to furnish quart # ITS for the operatives of the big ney = 1 ill that is to be erected.
 l No amount of propaganda or chea n 1sinuation that people on one side c
 question are better than people Q k 1 he other Side-contrary to human na l. ure-is going to serve one whit |
 livert the people of the town of Kill in lgly who have a right to vote ne2
 all. from registering their will an
 wishes. Annointing ones self doesn
 ool many people much of the time
 his part of the twentieth centur. or dany of those who have been anon - hose being uplifted are going int E; he uplifting business on their ow k ,ccount this year. The result prom
 ses to be interesting, to say the leas ar This will be week of proyer f, Ir many Danielson people who do n ak Jvertax themselves with worry ov,
 their spiritual well being during in yreater part of the year. Night in church services this week will ser
 0 give ample opportunity to devo CT much time to consideration of matte ce other than of a temporal nature ar
 every denomination has seen to 1t tn ,l- the weeks program of religious SC s- vices will leave nothing to be desir,
 n the way to find a place to take a.
 count of ones self.
 h. The fact that conditions of hieI -er ways change very materially in
 1 aours usually for the worse at tn
 time of year, should serve to warn m @ orists that reports of a highway b
 .ng in good" condition may prove De decidedly unfounded when one ge
 put on the road with car aft
 .eading a promising forecast. The wi
 notorist is riding in Windham coun
 today only over highways that he
 certain are passable and Is not a
 tempting any long trips.
 State Automobile inspector R.
 Young has received instructions
 warn drivers of motor trucks opera
 ing in this section that they must n
 run the big vehicles in excess of
 miles an hour-the limit fixed by ls
 for such vehicles-and that tn
 must limit the loads to the amount $
 down in the statutes. This action
 to be taken to save the state hig
 ways from being utterly ruined.
 Cemetery sextons have work C
 out for them during the conf
 month. In addition to the regul
 spring work. which always keeps tn,
 busy, they will have in this and sr
 rounding towns more than 100 gray
 to dig. Since early in the winter we
 few graves have been opened in a Iof tn cemeteries in towns in this p;
 of Windham county and most of |
 receiving vaults are crowded to tn . capacity with bodies. Here in Da ! ielson, at two cemeteries. there { 30 bodies awaiting burial. At We
 field cemetery the work of lnterm,
 already is underway.
 The work of removing an old bs
 that long has been an eyesore
 people passing through Acade
 street is well advanced. The bs
 was in the rear of the public librs building and on what is called i :. Buriingha improperly. The cellar ! the barn is to be filled in and the a. in the vicinity graded, so that Ht general appearance of the locality '
 be very materially improved. ) h While only remnants of the sn