Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-09
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

clock an audience Of music and art lov- CTS enjoyed a violin recital given under the auspices of the killingly Woman club by Miss Grace Fisher of New York; a talented musician who spent several years studying abrad. Miss Grace Stan ton was accompanist
 Miss Fishers programme of numbers was as follows: La Folia. CoreiE-Leon- ardfh Concert in G minor, Brush Pre- ludc, Allegro Moderate. Adagio Finale, Allegro Energico Romance in E Major. Beethoven Caprice Viennofs Kreisler ]; Hungarian Dance No. ,. Brahms-joa- chim; Ave Maria, Schubert Wilhelmj ; Mazurla. Zarzycki
 Benjamin Brown, whose home is in Danielson, read a group of poems by kapling.
 The One-man car that has been in ser vice on the Central Village -Moosup line of the Connecticut company has been put into service between Danielson and East KuDnEly and made its first run on Wednesday. The car was quite well pat ronized and the fact that only one man is required to operate it cuts down the expense of operation on s line where it 1 had been practically decided to abandon service entirely this week.
 It was learned here Wednesday that tn matter of establishing a permanent | motor freight service overland between ] Danielson and Providence was being in vestigated Just what the outcome of this will be is to be made known definite ! ly in the near future.
 About twenty-five agents representing ! in what is known as the Willimantic district which includes Windham county, 1 the Metropolitan life insurance company. recently gathered at Camp WhipporwiIl, near East killingly. where they enjoy | ed real feast at clam dinner prepar- ed by King" George Jacques of East 1 Killingly.
 Arthur Dupre. secretary of Leo J. LHomme post No. q. American legion, said on Wednesday that the post is ready l to furnish blanks on which ex-seryice men may make applications for the Vic | tory medals that the government has provided shall he presented to them. MT. | Dupre will gladly give all necessary in- | formation relative to the obtaining of the medals, which are artistic in design and which should come to be greatly | valued by all who served Uncle Sam in | the World war.
 L. s. Barstow of East Killingly said 1 Wednesday morning that the plan o1 shipping milk by motor truck to Provi- dence from points in this town and ir the town of Foster is working out sat isfactorily About $500 quarts of mill are being carried by by two trucks eact Under q favorable arrangement that tht producers have been able to make ship ping by motor truck is proving only slightly more expensive than the ratt given the producers when they were ship ping by trolley over, the P. and D. road How the motor truck plan will work ou during the storm periods of the winte when the highways are difficult of nego tiation seems to be troubling some of th = shippers but a reasonably mild winte should permit of regular service beint maintained.
 That the borough save great dea of money by deciding to do it's own sewe construction work in North street am l adjoining thoroughfare is attested by fiN ures showing that the completed jol cost the borough at the rate of betwee s2.oS and s2.09 a foot compared with $ g. foot, the lowest figure submitted b any contractor who bid for the job. an the contractors bids contained provision for extra charges for rock excavatio and addition charges of $50 each fo man holes The cost to the borough a given here includes rock excavation manholes and all other charges Burges V. w. ALWOUQ OL the DOrOuSn sewer con mittee said Wednesday afternoon. Cha
 E. Hutchihs of Franklin street was sur
 erintendent for the borough on the sewe
 construction work
 State Officer Howard Elliott of th
 bureau of domestic animals, was in tow 1 Wednesday, on route to Jewett City 1 seek out dog reported to be slfferin ! with the rabies and to have been runnin
 wild in that town.
 Miss Annie Gates has entered the en
 ploy of the Diamond store at Putnar
 taking up her duties there wednesda
 morning.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver .
 Dayville opened the superior court SC
 sion at Putnam Wednesday, when tv
 cases were disposed of by trial, Jud;
 Maltbie presiding.
 Property owners are counting up the
 pennies that they may be ready to me
 the borough tax collector when he star
 making his annual collections next wee
 William and Henry McDermott al
 spending vacations at the home of the
 mother, Mrs. Michael McDermott of His
 street
 5 The actions of some men who had g
 automobile and who were acting susp ciousIy about the properties of C. Tfllinghast mad Thomas Adams on u
 E7mviEe road about 13o Tuesday morl