Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
DANfELSON

The Killingly Trust company has reported a profitable six months, busi- ness and declared regular dividend to its savings depositors and stockholders
 Growth of the membership of sf. James parish has required making ar engagements for four masses each Sun day On Sunday at all of the services it was announced that the newest and earliest Sunday mass will be at 6.30 a.. 1o.S0.
 Saturday brought to owners here of the common stock of the Connecticut Mills company a special dividend of 10 per cent.
 Some people who did not remember or had not learned, that trains are running an hour earlier, lost their lcon- nectiens Sunday morning.
 No move has beenN made to put Dan ielson on daylight saving basis, so this likely will remain one of the towns in Connecticut that has not changed from standard time
 Bringing Up Father in Society was the special attraction that crowded the Orpheum theatre at Saturdays shows.
 Special precautien by those who fre- duent woodland properties in these days against accidentally setting forest fires is being requested by farmers. An Attseboro man who motored over in to Connections and the town of Kill ingly Sunday morning for a days sport along the trout streams was arrested for fishing without the license that non-res- idents must have, if they come from Massachusetts, as that state requires 1 Connecticut fishermen to have such a li- cense. The arrest of the Attleboro man was made by Game Warden Harry Bat tey of East Killingly At a sunday ses- sion of the town court. Judge W Fenner Woodward fined the fisherman sl and costs, a total of S16S4 The costs iIl- clude a s1o fee for the game warden for catching violator. of the game laws and S5sS4 officers fees for the game warden. The man who was ar rested states that he had been coming into Killingly fishing for 30 years, but 1 he had not heard of the law requiring 1 him to take out license to fish. ] Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver has l been appointed dog warden for the town of Killingly Sheriff Aver has been l holding this position for some time past ] Dog owners here are all required, un- 1 der the law, to register their dogs before next Saturday night otherwise they will l be subject to the penalty that will have ] to be imposed by the town clerk aft ] CT May |
 Motorists in squads and platoens ars l paying little heed to the reuuirements i of the state motor vehicle department 1 that all machines be. equipped with headlight lenses that prevent a glarins light being projected. These delinquen i motor.sts have no excuEe for claiming l unfamiliarity with this reouiremen about headlights, and will get little sym
 pathy when they are arrested Lense! |i are cheaper than paying fines, which ar. i bound to come in the not distant flu ture
 l It is expectea that work will begil
 within few days on the contract O
 constructing the mill of the Paco Man
 ufacturing company, which recently ac quired the Gilbert garage property ol Furnace street and additional land fror the German property adjoining Lum Der for the -big structure has been pur
 chased and every effort will be made t rush the mill to completion as quick
 as possible. Search has been made during the pas few days in that territory each sid of the highway running through fro1 ] Brooklyn to the Haskell stand, so-cal a ed, at Ponfret Landing for 9 metee I of more than ordinary size that wa ! seen to fall in that section about thre
 weeks ago. Search for the meteor so fs \ has been without avail.
 On account of the change of the tim \ of arrival and departure of trains. u 4 post office force here is obliged to clos all outgoing nails approximately a hour earlier than has been the case the past. The office opens at 5. a. T < today (Monday) and will close at S.; D. m. 3 State highway department forces a, B nof constantly engaged in this territol E in an effort to restore these highwa. ] to good condition. The unusually S E we're winter and the great increase heavy motor traffic has roughened | the service of nearly all of the highwa, in this section of the country The higl
 ways are being seraped and the hol in them filled.
 Next week the new wage schedule Z ! members of the Corpenters@ union in u Danielson territory, which includes all 2 the town of Killingly and parts of u
 town of Plainfield, will become effeetiy
 The wage scale will be effective 1 Monday, May ?, and will be ST 1
 cents an hour The present scale is
 cents an hour.
 Vice President Nathan D.. Prince
 the Hartford-C Connecticut Trust col
 pany, and Mrs. Prince are leaving f
 day (Monday), for Pinehurst, Nor
 l CafQ1lne, where NIT. Prince will attel
 9 meeting of the executive council of t
 American Bankers association \
 Prince has been honored with election
 the executive committee of the Tru
 comnany section after serving for thr
 years as representative from Connec
 cut on the general council of this gre
 organization. The American Banke
 association now comprises a menbersf
 in excess of twenty-one thousand ban
 and trust companies throughout t -e United States, and is looked upon
 having great influence in banki sS matters which come up for eonsids
 alton, not only at the various state ls st islatures.. but in the national congre U Pinehurst is noted resort for pleast III seekers, as we'll as health seekers a ' it is expected that between the sessic '. of the executive committee there will en ample time for the sports which are as feature of this pleasure.
 WESTFORD