Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-05-21
DANIELSON
Continued from Page Six

concluded within a month. At the
present time machinery, chiefly looms lis
being moved from the lower floor. Many
of the looms are going to Jewett City.
AS soon as this lower floors is cleared
the Connecticut Mills company, whiE
hag taken over the property, will begin
to make the changes that they have
planned before equipping for tire fabric
work.
Beginning Saturday morning next the
trolley cars of the Connecticut company
trail Village and North Grosvenordale
operating on the division between CEN
will go back to standard time basis of
operation. For about a month the
cars on this stretch of trolley road
have been operating on the daylight
saving time, which time has been
adopted and is in force in Norwich and
also in force at North Grosvenordale, at
the northery end of the division. All
of the territory between Central Village
to West Thompson, has adhered to
standard time, and will continue to do
SO. Als the stretch of road referred
to serves communities, including Dan
ielson and Putnam, that are on stan
dard time, it has been found that OPP
Grating the trolley cars on the daylight
saving time gets them out on the road
an hour before anyone is ready to use
them in the morning and takes them off
the runs too early at night, before the
theatre and shopping crowds are ready
to start back for their homes.
On Saturday morning also the SER
vice on the Moosup-Central Village line
will be changed from daylight saving
to standard time of operation, and SO
will the service from Danielson to East
Killingly and Providence.
This dropping of the daylight saving
| time on the division mentioned by the
| Connecticut company need confuse no
one. Cars will leave here at the same
time past each hour as they are leaving
| now, only, for instance, the 500 a. m.
! car will be the 800 car by standard
/ time, not the 1000 car running at 9:09
as at present
Evenings, on Saturday and there
after, the last car that will run through
| to Norwich from Danielson will leave
| here for Providence as follows: 6:25
a. m, 1925 a. m, 1925 a. M, 2.25 D
b. 5:25 p. M, 6:25 p. m.
| This changing back of the cars tc
standard tim evil be welcomed here
Danielson and Putnam the largest com
! IN fI.s H. The territory served by
| the division that is to make the change
| from daylight saving to standard time
| have adlAeTdd to standard time, and
will continue to do SO throughout the
summer and fall season. All demand
for daylight saving here has quieted
down and hardly anyone favors making
change now.
Three new dwellings, two Of the bung
allow type, are being built on Schoo
street, south of Cottage street Thes,
dwellings are being put by local firm
of builders and will be taken as soor
as completed.
1t seems likely now that the trial O.
the case of Miss Gertrude WardeIl V.
the town of Killingly will go over un
til June, when the superior court likel,
will be sitting on Putnam. There hav,
been a number of delays in getting thi.
case definitely assigned for trial bu
it now seems likely that it will b,
heard in June.
On Saturday and Sunday, beginning a
11.30 a. m. and thereafter until 10 D. m
The Pellette will maintain half hourl,
service between Danielson and Putnam
adv.
There were only Eve prisoners at tn
Windham county Jail in Brooklyn
Thursday. Two of these are boun'
over, awaiting trial at the superio
D0Hl
done on the jail farm this year com
pared with what has been the rule fo
years past. Only three prisoners ar
available for working, SO it has beeI
necessary to hire some help to carry O.
the work that heretofore has been Der
formed by prisoners.
Cotton mill operatives in plants in tn
town of Killingly, On the West Side an
at Wauregan are due for another wae
advance on May 81, according to notice
that have been posted in the mill:
These notices do not state what til
amount of the advance will be, but it
understood that it will be approximate
the same as has been made in mills i
New Engiands big textile centers an
will be somewhere in the vicinity of /
per cent. This newest wage advanc
will add several thousand dollars to tn
weekly payrolls Of the mills in thj
town and in the immediate vicinity an
raises wages to new high record leve
! | never before even remotely approache
in the textile industry anywhere in tn
world In the mills along the Ouine
baug valley several thousand operative
will benefit by the increase in wage
assuring them even greater prosperit
j than they have enjoyed since the boor
Mrs Eliza Brennan with her daugt
| days struck on during the world war.
ter, katherine Brennan, is visiting Wi
liam Brennan. her son, who is a cler
in the Central Post Office Department
Philadelphia.