Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-02

whenever time is found to get them through by telephone.
 If the opinions expressed in important business circles here on Thursday amount to anything the Western Union Tele- graph company will hear in the not dis tant future and in no uncertain terms that Danielson does not want a service that might go at some water tank station in the west, but it not suited to a busy community in the east.
 Manufacturers, banks and commercial firms are to be asked to unite in a protest against what is nearly a business in- justice to Danielson.
 If the Western Union Telegraph con- pany has any warrant for exclusive tel egraph service in this territory, that warrant carries the obligation of furnish ing real service to Danielson, even if the company has to do what it should have done long ago-open a strictly Western Union office in Danielson. If the tele- graph company can pay toll line charges to the telephone company on every mes sage that is coming into-or going out of the Danielson territory, it also can af- ford to open an office here if the ar , rangenent hereto in force cannot be con- tlnued. This seems to be the opinion among representatives of important Will ingly business interests who want noth- Ing more from the telegraph cofnpany than reasonably convenient ad adeuuate means of handling this part of their wire business. That cannot be had by tryina to do business through the Putnam office.
 Take the case of the ordinary indi- vidual in Danielson. A telegram may come for him-perhaps message telling of the serious illness or death of a dear friend or relative. The individual has no telephone. Will the Putnam office find him, and if it does, how long will it re- quire to do it?
 |e The proposed change by the telegraph company is rightfully regarded here as an imposition on a community that will not stand for the proposed change with out a real kick.
 Evidently there was a misunderstand- ing Thursday as to whether stores that are to give half-holidays here during the summer should close on the first Thurs day of July or on the first Thursday af- ter the Fourth. Some of the business places were closed Thursday afternoon, while others remained open. Next Thurs day the closing at the noon hour will be nearer universal here.
 Special-Our regular 55 cent coffee for 45 cents per pound-2 pounds for s6 cents; tea, two packages for 63 cents today and Saturday. Nose the Druggist The Rexall store.-adv.
 Maple Grove Frances Glad Eye Pet. a wonderful Holstein yearling, is attract ing unusual attention at W. S. Browns Shepherd Hill farm, near Wauregan This yearling's udder is feet inches in circumference, Mir Brown stated on Thursday. Glad Eye Pet was bred at the Shepherd Hill farm and is as re- markable a yearling as Windham county ever produced MT. Brown is exhibiting her with pride
 A Pellett Motor bus will leave Daniel son Sunday morning at 8 o'clock for Rocky Point. Fare s2 for round trip This service will be continued every Sun day. Send name to office if you wish to go Special trips made any week day or Sunday, by arrangement, to Rocky Poin., with bus for parties-adv.
 ohck of new touring cars being taken from the factory overland to their destination were held up here by Chief Mcfarland, Thursday morning. The drivers were exceeding the speeG limit. They were allowed to gu, after re- ceiving a warning.
 Deputy Inspector R. c. Young of the state motor vehicle departn4 1t proved to be the nemesis of Paul Nein:es of Prospect street, Moosup, wdo was prose- cuted before Justice B. W. Dauia!son of Moosup Thursday for opera ing q motor vehicle without having an opsratot's E. cense. His fine was S1e and costs amounting to just over s21, which he paid.
 Clandestine drinkers here are sardoni- cally describing themselves as members of The Church of the Eighteenth Amend ment, which is their way of pointing to the cause of what they consider their present discomfort.
 Chief John Mcfarland issued a warn ing Thursday that there must be no fir ing of explosives or other disturbing ob- servance of the Fourth before 4 a. m., of Monday. This is in accord with state law, which will be enforced here in an effort to have a safe and sane Fourth.
 Vitalis Bonneau. manager of shoe store in Boston, is spending the holiday period at his home in Danielson.
 Oliver Downs of Brooklyn, one of Windham county's largest growers of po- tatoes, has sixteen acres of the tubers coming along splendidly, and he is will ing to bet anyone that the price of the potatoes will be well under the S10 figure per hushel that some have been predict ing as 8 fall quotation MT. towns ex- poets to harvest in excess of 1000 bush els.
 The Connecticut company has restored half-hourly service on the line between Central Village and Moosup, where the first one-nlan car ever seen in this sec tion is in operation