Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-24
DANELsoN

In crash between a roadster. driven by Henry W. Slater, and a motorcycle with side car driven by Phias Deat, at Elmville at ' o'clock Tuesday evening. Deat suffered broken leg, a bone pro t:i"dulng through the flesh. Wilfred Burnap. who was riding in the sidecar and Slater were uniniured. The auto mobile was not damaged, but the motor cycle was wrecked.
 Deat was coming down the hill and Slater turned off the main state road to drive to his home up the hill when the crash can, Deat was attended by Dr. F. P. To0d and later was taken to his home in Danielson. Mir Slater is employed as an engineer in the Ashland Cotton Mills, Jewett City This is the second time Deat has had his leg broken in the same kind of an accident.
 Stockholders of the Providence and Danielson Railway have voted to sell the road from North Scituate to the Con- necticut State line for junk. This fore casts a permanent suspension of service on this line, which has run no cars be- tween Danielson and Providence since October :.
 Construction of five miles of state highway between North Scituate and Lit tie Rest on the Connecticut line five miles east of here is indicated by the Rhode Is- land Highway Commissioners advertise ment for bids for the work All bids must be in by December 1.
 A pre-hoIiday dance at which the Black and White orchestra was the spe- e:al attraction drew many to the state armory Tuesday evening. The dancers were representative of about all of the towns hereabouts and they seemed de lighted with the music which was un- ia and lot
 Basketball is going to be one of the at. fractions of the holiday in Danielson Manager Robert Pellerin announced that the Connecticut Mills team is to meet the Willimantic K of c. five here or Thanksgiving night For Saturday oi | this week the Connecticut Mills team has | the Company NJ team of Milford. an un usually fast organization for opponents | A word of encourag cement came t. ] Captain F. o. Huntingdon relative to th' l prospects of having a company of mobile artillery in Danielson. This has been { | much talked of matter heer for some time but the subject had lapsed during thu 1 past few weeks. It is no windicated tha there will be something done about tn matter soon after the first of the yea and it now seems likely that Danieisol will have a company in the regiment 0 mobile artillery that will Dc part O the Connecticut military forces under tn i reorganiza tion plan that is being work ed out. The regiment will have com panies in various cities of the state
 Mrs. Ann NJ. Jordan, 7s. died at he home at East killingly. Mrs. Jordan wa the widow of Erwin Jordan, who die about two years ago. Mrs. Jordan was
 native of Griswold, Conn, but had liv ed in East Killingly for many year; She leaves two sons Nelson A. Jorda
 of Danielson and Frederick Of Prov
 of East Killingly.
 Manager !. r. Lewis, of the orDheuI
 theatre, expects that his new Strand thea
 ter in HoIyoke will be ready to ope
 the first of the year. This. new hous
 has been in course of construction fo
 many months and will be the finest pic | ture theatre in the section of Massa
 chusetts where it is located. Seats an
 scenery for the new house are arrivin
 and will be installed at once makin
 possible the opening some time early
 January, it is now hoped
 Trolley service was interrupted and il regular during the morning hours Tuesday as the result of the overhea
 coming down at places during the heaV
 gale that blew out of the northeast dul
 
 shortly after midnight until daylight th
 gale ragged fercely over this section an there was a deluge of rain.
 The usual amount of damage followin
 such storms was reported from all set
 tions of the town, thouch none of tn
 damage was of serious nature.
 This week state highway departmer men are enga ged in putting a drain in th
 state highway near what is known a
 Stones Corner. just north of Judd avenu At this low point in the highway muc
 trouble was experienced last winter an
 when te heavy ice coating broke up March this particular spot in the higf way was deep under water. It is expect
 ed that the improvement under way wi eliminate the danger of the accumula
 ton of surface water at this place Another boost for the shopping ses son before the Christmas holidays Danielson will come through the rNleas of upwards .of $15 ,000 by the Windhal County National bank from it's Christina club Members of this club. as who'll make a practice of saving throughol the year for Christmas-time spending and the experiences of the past has bee that a heavy percentage of the none released quickly finds it's way into th ! trade channels.
 AA sprnuiu musical enfeTJa1nment EH given at the Orpheum theater Tuesda l evening as the second in the series of CT
 tertainments in the course being give
 under the auspices of Leo j. LHomn post. American Legion. The All Anne can Day was the title of the programn ! which made up compositions by Amer can authors covering the period from tt landing of the Pilgrims up to the pre-, ent. reproductions being given With a tention to details of costumes of the D.
 riods represented. During the conce there were addresses by George L. Parl
 CT, whose subject was the Bigger Bette Nobler American, and by Mrs Parke whose subject was The American Hom There is to be a Thanksgiving servi, at St Alban's church Thursday mornir f at 10 o'clock
 Frank C. Richardson of Providence W;
 visitor with friends in Danielson C Tuesday.
 Quantities Of vegetables and fruit we