Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-04
DANIEI.SON .

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 Again notice is called to frequent trespassing on railroad property in Dan felson. An official of the police depart ment of the railroad company was in Danielson on Friday, Saturday and SunL day. This official has the names of cer- tain persons, who from time to time make it practice to travel up and down the railroad tracks, using the tracks for 9 thoroughfare, violating the rules of the road and the laws :: of the state and en- dangering their lives, as we'll as commit. ting other acts that call for strict ob- servation and action by the railroad au- thorities. Special attention is called to the walking. parties that travel up and down the railroad right of way in Dam prosecutions will follow, as the railroad company has. taken every precaution to stamp out the practice" The letter again brings to the atten- 1 tion of the public the efforts the railroad company has been making for many months to stop people from trespassing. contrary to law, on railroad property | here. There has been so much publici- | ty against the railroad trespassirg prac- 1 tice, which is so general here, and need ] lessly so. that it would seem that all 1 by this time should be aware of what | the railroad is trying to do to stamp ! out the practice. z The arrests that are | to follow unless the practice is stopped l immediately will be of persons who will inot be entitled to sympathy after having l so hagrantly defed the railroad com pans to enforce it's rights, upheld by laws of the state of Connecticut
 Here is another "don't" for this morn ing: The warning is given: Don't leave i you bicycle standing beside the curb on streets in the business section; don't 1 leave it out back of some business block or in some other place offering tempting opportunity for someone to make off with it. Chief John Mcfarland issues a warning that Danielson is not a safe place in which to leave bicycles around at the present, time. Two wheels were i stolen during the past week. Both owners 1 were fortunate enogh to recover their 1 property. but that was exceptionally good i luck and cannot endure forever. Most l of the bicycle thieves operating here are l boys. They're slick and nervy, a com l bination of talent or infamy, that per- nits them to get away with bicycles that arc not properly protected from theft. Postmaster and Mrs. S. I. Frink, upon l their silver wedding anniversary, on Saturday, were given a grand surprise in i their home town of Brooklyn by mem bers of Brooklyn grange, the Brooklyn Womsn's club, of which Mrs. Frink is president, and members of the Unitarian | church.
 For days those who were charged with the duty of making the necessary pre- parations for the anniversary worked arduously and as secretly in perfecting l their plans, and by great good fortune managed to carry out every detail loi the rather elaborate programme without either Mir. or Mrs Frink getting even an inkling of what was going on.
 Go -1o-,
 car was driven to the Frink home ano Mir. and Mrs. Frink were invited tc
 journey eGer to Danielson. for theatre
 party. Accepting, it was not long before
 they, found themselves at Grange hall, il
 Brooklyn, and when the lights wer, flashed on they found assembled there {; host of their neighbors and friends, al anxious to congratulate them and en certain them in the wholefTearted man
 ner for which Brooklyn is noted
 Mir. and Mrs. Frink had barely recover
 ed from their surprise when, a reception in their honor had been organized.
 Grange hall had been ,prettiiy decorat ed for the anniversary celebration. Tn
 evening was delightfully."- spent. Refresh
 ments were served and a programme o entertainment carried out. MT. and Mrs
 Brink received generous and beautiful
 gifts-fron1 the grange, the Woman's $ club, members of the Unitarian church
 the Marlor, family and other friends
 MT. and Mrs. Brink have spent prac
 ticalIy all their lives ip Brooklyn, wiier
 friends delighted in nanifesting their re 1 gard for the postmaster and his wife b,
 arranging the silver wedding annivers ary celebration
 Sherwood Potter, of, Norwich, ha come to Danielsoni to join the organiza
 ton of the Brooklyn Savings bank. MI Potter will be welcomed back to Daniel l son by a great many people who kne7 ! him during the years that he was a res \ ldent of Brooklyn and during tthe day ' when he was a student at Killingly Hig School here in Danielson. MT. Potter. < number of years ago. was with tn Brooklyn Savings bank for a time, an he is welcomed back by the banks of ficials as he also is. by the public gen H eraIly. among which, in this vicinity, h is very we'll known.
 Vice President Nathan D. Prince ( the Hartford Connecticut Trust compan, at Hartford, and Mrs. Prince, have re
 turned from, attending meeting of til
 American Bankers association at Pine
 hurst Mir Prince will return to liar ford today (Tuesday).
 Cars owned by; William Valentine ( Ponfret and Christopher Campbell, 0 Dayville, were in collision Sunday aftel noon. near Arrnington's corner Fl Campbell car crashed into the ,Valentir
 car when Mfr. Valentine swung his m. chine to run into the side street leadin
 to Pellett's building MT. Campbell d
 not get any signal that MT. iValentir
 was to turn. the police learn. The Va
 entine car was somewhat damaged in il
 crash, but no one was injured.
 Rev. Boynton Merrill, who was schs.
 uled to speak before a meeting arrani
 ed by Leo J. L'Homme post, Americs
 Legion, Wednesday evening of this wee
 will not come here until later in u
 month. An error was made in fixir
 the date for the membership driv
 which Rev. MT. Merrill was to assist \ forwarding. The date for the drive
 May IT and will extend through to Ms 22 Some time during that period Re
 Mir. Merrill will come here from Pu
 ham, where he is pastor of the Congr
 gational church.
 The big strike that was inaugural
 in New Bedford Monday may have a b: E effect on some of the mills in this se
 tion, which receives great quantities
 yarn manufactured in New Bedfo
 mills. r" t-.s, : Among the cases recently heard b fore Commissioner of Motor Vehicl Stoeckei at Hartford. was that of J
 seph .Natorski, Danielson. Mir. Natorsk
 car figured in an accident on the Broo | lyn> road last year.
 There is no foundation for a story tn
 gained general circulation here that;.t \ Connecticut company has reduced troll
 fares on it's local line. The fares are t
 same now as they have been for sor months past.
 William F. LaBelIe is getting vel