Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-07
DANElSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
.DANIELSON.

today in accordance- with 'theAannounce- 1rshtH Mkde' some time since. East Kill ingly neoDle particularly wiA re3oice over the fact that they are not to be, cut on from trolley service for some time to come, and that reyiyes the hope that soYne way may be found to permanently con tinue operation of the road running through that place. -
 It was stated here Monday by a rep, resentative of the Connecticut company that it will continue to operate cars be- tween Danielson and East KiIlingly, but how long the service will be continued is not stated :. %9rN
 Providence papers of recent date have stated that D: F. Sherman, who last week purchased the Providence and Danielson. road. has guaranteed the federal receivers against any deficit In operating the line up to October g., so 1t is likely that the Danielson- East Kiilingly end will con- tinue to operate at least until that time, and it is hoped for a longer period Service over the line today and here after will be confined to transporting pas sensers. all freight business having been suspended. As the new schedule of the Connecticut company goes into effect to- day there will be some changes in run ming time. Beginning today cars will leave here for Providence as follows: 6.s0 q. m, S.25 a. n,, 1925 a. m.. 2.26 ?. m, 425 D, n1., 6.25 ?. m In addition a car will leave here at 7.25 for East Killing ly, this car, on the return trip, afford ing accommodation for school children coming to Danielson.
 II was suggested that there Is a possi- bility of having the fast freight service between Danielson and, Providence re- stored of manufacturers and business in terests here and hereabouts petition to q Ind IA daA rtf aaW hca given from official quarters that this would be done, but the comment has been made that Danielson firms and companies who have used the line have made nt effort to have the service continued.
 sharp objection is being expressed to the practice of parking motor vehicles along the southerly side of the Daniel son Trust Company building. on the route leading from Main street to the Pellett building, This is a narrow and busy way and the parking of cars there. caus- ing congestion to traffic and the attend ant inconvenience is causing strong protest.
 Hundreds of KfninEly's children will return to their studies today {Tuesday) after the long summer vacation It seems almost certain that the registration o1 pupils in all of Killinglys schools will be greater this term than ever before ir the history of the town. A new schoo will open today at Connecticut Village | where the Connecticut Mills comDa nJ has generously provided quarters fol young children who otherwise would b. called upon to. travel each day to St | James narochiai school, about milt 1 and d half away.
 1 Gamesters who were devoting at leas a part of the holiday period to games Q l chance were before Justice Frank Bedart on the West Side during Labor Day ant | were separated through fines and costs ' from another slice of their rolls Sever paid in court and Constable John NJ Bes sette, who made the raids, said Monda, i afternoon that he will have three nor candidates for fines before the court fl | the very near future.
 1 The three who have not maid as ye
 were members of a, group of six youn men who were engaged in quiet gam
 of African golf under the glare of
 street light on Middle street West Sid,
 about. II ?. nl., Sunday, Constable Bes
 sette, who was accompanied by Gran
 Juror Samuel Boyd at the time. sai
 that, no money was in sight but that th
 boys were rolling the dice He ailowe
 them to go to their homes with the UT
 derstandine that they were to appear i
 court Monday. Three of them did ar pear. but the others appeared to be tal
 ing their own time about coming to SC the justice
 Four other men who were piayin
 cards in an ,unstairs room in what
 known as the Theodore Kennedy place c the West Side received a visitation fro Constable Bessette about 4 a. m. Mol day Mir Bessette lives nearby and, hea
 ing noise. started out to investigate F 1-.o L 1Af ls- the fact that he was bare-footed and fa
 less at the time he succeeded in gainir sdmittance and securing admission fro the men hat they had been samblin \ This group paid a total of fines al a costs amounting to about $50 while t } crap shooters got assessments of abo S11.45 each:
 There is local interest in the annOHnG
 ment that General Albert, F. Day.
 Hartford has gone to Amherst, No T. Scotia to wed Miss Elizabeth A. Bla, e a graduate nurse of the Hartford Ht ID pital Training School for Nurses. Gt T. eral Day is the president Of the Riv, T, side Trust company of Hartford and S. family whose history has been e
 nected with that of this section of Vii pc ham county for many years. He. Is of widower .,.- al Miss Black was graduated some .ti ge ago from the training school and for es time lvied at the Nurses, club in Hartfo e. For about a year past Miss Black of been living at the Nurses club on We h. ersfield avenue. the successor to the otl s institution. She is popular with a
 i highly esteemed by the other members v the club, who join in wishing her .e- greatest happiness and are most irtere e. ed To hear of her coming marriage. he Judge ". Fenner Woodward. C. e. Hamilton. J, Howard Burdick. Ado ne Bernier and William Gaffney left ga g this .(Tuesday) morning to attend lie annual convention of the State Fireme ro association, opening in Hartford tod he Judge Woodward is president of the
 socia ton and MT, Hamilton mem
 of inc committee on credentials.
 Burdick represents the Captain. Put
 zine Company, Mir. Bernier the Hook si- Ladder Company. MT. Gafney will ]
 resent the Wauregan Fire department nd the convention.
 Goodyear had an exceedingly inter
 ing and well attended observance of q bor Day A programme that provi in. for something doing about every mo1 ks from 8 a. m. to 5. m.,- made the
 nual field day. one of. the most succ
 ftl on record there. The days eY'
 opened with parade of horribles.
 programme included about every var St of field day race and, contest, With ev lch for men and women. for boys &nd g dl- and there were. entries galore to c lch pete for the splendid list of nrizes off, aul bv the Goodvear company. Music bv
 Boy Scouts band of Fall River fea
 ed1the day. :*
 Members of the American Legion out ex-serrice men gathered in number. lies Philips grove on the north shore of nn- exanders lake on Labor Day for { dar fI.sF 6eJd dav Tsha craUd did mt v.