Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
DANlELsON

justice GeOTge. I0FTey olt CtiitIdl f4lidsS Saturday morning to answer to a viola tion of the motor Vehicle law-driving car not equipped with lenses authoriz- 1 ed by the automobile commissioner La mothe was fined S10 and costs
 Abraham Steiman of Moosup has been | ordered to appear in court this (Monday)
 morning to answer. to a like charge.
 The state automobile law as to head 1 lights on cars is now being enforced throughout the state. and it is daily be- | coming more manifest that it is cheaper | to buy approved lenses than to be haled 1 int ocourt, fined and then obliged to
 buy the lenses. anyway.
 | At the week end it was expected that 1 telephone service for subscribers in the
 Dayville, Goodyear. -Attawaugan and Bal l louville would be restored within a few l hours The terrific thundershower of I Thursday morning played havoc with the cables running through Dayville, burning i off the castings and melting the wires. l Upwards of a score of lines and about 1 175 telephones were put out of commits | sion by the storm. A force of lnemen
 and cable splicers have since been steadi- | ly at work hurrying to clear up the trouble, which has been a source of great 1 inconvenience to the people in the vil- iage mentioned.
 As in the line of direct action, 1t was suggested by one of Danie1sons most prominent citizens, Saturday morning. t'aat campaign be instituted forthwith l to seek the election this fall of repfesen-
 tatives from eastern Windham county i towns who will pledge themselves. work
 ing with representatives from other parts ! of the county, to exert their influence in
 the next legislature to the end of having ! that body bring before the state high 1 way commissioner the need of quick ac- 1 ton in completing the trunk line highway i from Little Rest, on the Rhode Island | line. to Hampton It appears that there | is better prospects of hurying action on 1 this important highway matter through directing the attention of the legislature l to the situation now existing than in any
 other way. Partisan politics does not 1 enter at all into the question. Republ-
 cans and democrats as well as independ-
 ents are a unit in their desire that the development of this. section of the county
 no longer be hindered as the result of i the failure to build two links of highway tthat are sorely needed
 i Joseph Bodo, Frank F. Kennedy and Clinton W Atwood, members of the l borough board of relief, have given notice
 that they are to be in session week
 from today to hear any appeals that may
 be made from the doings of the board of
 assessors.
 l Upwards of 100 persons, many of them from Danielson, were at Camp Whippoor-
 will, near East Killingly, Saturday to enjoy the shore dinner that proved to be 1 one of the finest served in this section
 for long time. King" George Jacques 1 was the master mind and the master l hand that evolved the dinner. which was
 excellent in every respect and finely serv- ed. After the dinner King George was the center of a group that insisted upon congratulating him upon the excellence of the feast and MT. Berhens, now in charge l at Whippoorwill. came in for his share of the pleasant things said. It was a great
 good time and created demand for ar encore.
 Fire alarm boxes about town have beer
 frightened up with a coat of glarns
 red paint. An innovation that will be ap | preciated is that painting of a wide
 scarlet band around the poles to whicF
 the boxes are affixed. These bands vii help the average person to quickly To cate the alarm boxes, locations of whicl
 are known accurately only to "a com
 paratively few persons.
 Captain F. o. Huntingdon and nearl,
 so members of c company will get ava, for camp at Mantle this morning. Cap
 tain F. o. Huntingdon said Saturday, il |
 from Danielson will be welcome in camp
 and that the men hope to see many oi
 their relatives and friends there durins
 the week. Captain Huntingdon pointed ou
 that there is a splendid state road all 0
 the way to Mantle and that a moto trip there, excepting at one point wher
 a new bridge is heinz put in. will prov . real delight and that the visit in cam] , will be filled with things of interest ! XAT l l transfer or light trucking, quickly, sat
 isfactorily and reasonably. Call Amer 5 ican R. R. Express office, Tel. 3eO 0 , 2433.-adv.
 The week end was an unfortunate De riod for dogs in the town of Brooklyn
 Three of the towns dogs were struck an
 killed by automobiles.
 The Sunday school of the Methodist
 church at Attawaugan held a picnic O Saturday at Roseland park, in the tow
 of Woodstock
 ? The number of cars in the bushes. 2 section Saturday afternoon and evenin :. was so large that a number of machine g were forced into side streets and outiyin
 sections for parking.
 A number of .Danielson people viii h n at East Douglas this week for the ar e nual camp meeting. Rev. H. N. Browl y formerly of Danielson, is secretary of tf II dSSOCldllOn
 There was something of a controvers . here at the week end aover the propos
 ton of allowing disabled and honol ably discharged soldier to- do trar sient business without having a licen. to do so A special law of the stat | provides that an honorabiy discharge soldier, sailor or marine may peddie conduct other such transient business a Connecticut town without taking out | special license to do so.
 A large number of Danielson peop were at Wildwood park Saturday evenin | for the week end dance at the popula | resort.
 The financial year of the town , | Killingly ends in another two weeks. is unof1icia1ly stated that the report | will show that the town has made \ good showing during the past twely ] months, all things considered. | Mrs. George F. Davignon, who is patient at St vincent's hospital in wo, 5 cester, is steadily improving and will | I able to return to her home here befor 4 long.
 To the credit of the automobiiists. may be said that speed V.ivers are ex ceedingly rare in this territory this sun ner. Accidents of the past have prove a warning to the great majority of pet s pie handling cars.
 It will be with regret that some of tf ! families who have been caring for Ne York Fresh Air Riddles will witness the \ departure for their homes in New Yor \ tomorrow (Tuesday9, The little peep have been enjoyed in a degree full ' equal to the pleasure, they have had fro 9 their sojourn in this beautiful part Connecticut.
 A new water wheel was installed du 2 ing the past week at the plant of tf l Ter aE E 1% --f