Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-12
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ltteV.4J. T. EQWardS, pdSlor or the Sap tist church. is visiting in Virginia his home state. Mir. Edwards will be away until about August l.
 Miss Elizabeth Tripp and Alton E. Wilmington were married here recently by Rev. J. T. Edwards.
 Henry c. Merrill of Newburyport was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday,
 Victor Schmidt engineer supervising the construction of dwellings for the Goodyear Mills company, will be in l Akron this week on a business trip. l William H. Keene of Bristol, this state, was fiji A Sl0; and costs, amounting to $20.S0, ill the town court Saturday morn ing the charge against him being that he drove his motor car without having IL
 equipped with headlight lenses approved by the state commissioner of motor ve- | hicIes. Keene declared he had not heard
 of the requirements. The motor vehicle department has found 1t necessary to bring court action against all owners l who do not equip their machines with ap- proved lenses.
 Building operations at Goodyear have been indefinitely suspended. 1t was an- nounced there Saturday morning Re- l sumption of operations Is not to be ex- pected until the nationwide financial and 1 transportation difficulties are adjusted.
 
 1 Conky Construction company Is returning ] to Cleveland this week and the working i force reduced to minimum. Several :. hundred laborers were In Goodvear a i few weeks ago to engage on the work of building a biz spinning mill and ,a large number of dwellings have. been allowed l to go.
 l The suspension of activities on the big 1 building programme in no way indicates 1 its abandonment. While the delay wi!l be l something of 9 disappointment to many 1 killingly people. there is the assurance 1 that a return to something like normal conditions will witness the resumption of i the big undertaking that means so much l to this town
 The change as to the building pro- l grannle in no way. affects the present mill, which continues to operate to ca
 pacity. day and night, using three shifts 1 of help.
 The following, from Q Hartford pa l per, leaves the Little Rest-Brookly- 1 Hampton highway situation just where 1t l has been for the last five years, and
 there isn't line of consolation in 1t for 1 people who, are interested in the badly 1 needed stretches of state highway: People in the neighborhood of Daniel
 son were told that the Brooklyn -Hamp- i ton road. the Columbia Hebron road and the Danielson-South Killingly road would 1 be repaired this summer. but circum- | staces beyond our control prevented it." said Highway Commissioner Charles J. | Bennett yesterday in reference to criti- cisms of himself, recently printed in Nor- i wich and Hartford. because the improve | ments had not beca made. The criticisms I pointed out the poor conditions of the I three roads.
 l We were going to put in hitunin- l ors roads," said Commissioner Bennett i ''We advertised for bids to be render 7 ed April Is. but no bids were received This was, probably due to existing cor
 dit ons- as to labor and materials We i will as,z for bids again when a more fa- | v7rP l'e season seems to have arrived but carrot prophecy when that VIII be. ; E.s Commission CT Bennett said his depart ment planned to spend s1s0.0oo for 25,-
 100 feet of bituminous road on the
 Brooklyn ampton highway, $10o, 900 for
 12,o00 feet on the Colurnb' Hebron high
 way and s1T1 900 for 20 500 feet on the
 Danielson-South Killingly highway
 What the people Of the towns ot Kill. ingly, Brooklyn and Hampton are wait
 Ing for Is an announcement from the \ state highway commissioners office that II the stretches of highway in question re
 actualy being improved The people of
 these towns are not asking for any spe- Ti cial favor--just what is due them, and their, campaign to get these sections of
 highway built will be made as intensive
 and compelling as is possible through | unitAd action. If contractors can be found
 to do work in many other parts of the , isstate, it seems pa ssing strange that none
 will venture into this section of Connecti-
 cut to work for as certain pay as there
 is in the country,
 The favorable season that Commission. . CT Bennett speaks of has been a Ions l time getting here. and there Is notnine ,, ,, in his statementsto indicate, that it is my , nearer than when he first took office several years ago. Town officials. great textile concerns
 business organizations. automobiles ant many others here are a unit in decIar. . ing that they win assist in any Iegiti
 mate way in getting the highest depart ment to carry out what is a real obi. : gation to this section of the state will l mantle interests. too. have signifed thei, s willingness to assist in any fair way tt
 get highway links built that will fnalI,
 connect up thriving sections of windhan . county. now cut off from each other b. roads that are little peter than ca ri . paths. Plainheld. which also would Iik al 8 direct route to Willirnantic and Hart : ford will add to it's voice to the cforu.
 that eventually is expected to get actio, . from the highway department- T Today and Tuesday, batinee and ev ening. Eyes of Youth. with Clara Kim ball Young, will be shown at the Or pheunl theatre Here is one of the grea photoplays of all time. Vigorous action strong scenes. love, pathos-all are com bined to make. a thrilling picture stor,
 of the haicyon days of youth-ad
 The town. court will give further con sideration today to cases ir,voIyin,
 charges of violations of the headligh law. E.
 More recruits are looked for when company. meets Tuesday evening of th; week for the weekly 1driIl. f- The state highway between Dayyill, and 'Danielson was receiving it's annua application of oil Saturday. Several parties from Danieison were A Rock Point for outing Sunday
 The stump of an old tree resting unde] l the center of the sidewalk near, the towr I hall building rotted away to such an ex tent as to cause the walk to sag. The walk has been repaired by order of Sc lectnan John A. Gilbert. who points oti that there formerly was a row of tree, down through what is now. the center O the sidewalk in that part of Main street Lorimer Dixon spent Sunday at Cres 1 cent beach.
 Miss Frances c. Clark of westbor, was visitor with friends in Danielso, and good year over Sunday.
 About three more months will be re ! ouired to complete the major changes ant improvements being made by the Con necticut Mills company at Its Main stree plant. formerly the Danielson Cottol company.
 There Is focal interest in newspape