Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
DANIEISON

In the town court Thursday morning
 Judge W. F. Woodward fined Osnan
 Eiune of Goodyear, with costs, szo.4a.
 Elme had been driving motor vehicle
 and had no operators license.
 Eight Poles left Danielson en route to
 their native land It was said by one
 who spoke for them that they had weried
 of restrictions in this country. \
 Don't forget the One Cent Sale now going on here. Special Vaiues. Mose the Druggist, the Rexall Store.-adv. A number of Danielson people were. at Putnam Thursday evening to hear the suffrage speakers at meeting held in Odd Fellows sali.
 Dr. Kingsbury has moved his office to the Phoenix block, 101 Main street-adv. Three dwellings in the old South vil- iage at Goodyear wifi be moved to new locations to make room for an addition that is to be built to the south end of the mill during the present season. Coroner Arthur C. Bill has completed taking testimony relative to the accident in which Raymond Gegan was so badly injured that he died. He was thrown from truck that was hit by an electric car, on the Wauregan road.
 Candies-two pounds of the best cho- colates, in packages, Saturday, during the One Cent Sale at Nose the Druggist, Rexali Store.-ady.
 DIOue lGaI IS 10 go Into The new mill aL Goodyear will be quarried from ledges on the outskirts of the village and crush ed right at the quarry so as to make it ready for use in concrete work. Material for the big stock house vas taken from the same series of lodges.
 A carload of potatoes, expected to ar rive here from Maine within a few days, is going to be sold at from $4.75 to s4.S5 a bushel,S it was stated Thursday. While this price is now only average for all of New England it is another remind CT that the prudent man will plant a home garden this spring.
 Ethel May Shorey. author and dra- Fnatist, is playing with her select com pany at the Orpheum theater today and Saturday, matinee and evening, present ing all new and appealing piays.-adv. Plownaen were busy in many fields in this section of Windham county on Thursday. the first good day in nearly two weeks. In almost every case the area to be planted is smaller than was the case last year. This means short crops and high prices for farm products next fall. No date has. been st for hearing of the appeal of the borough of Danielson from the proposed new rates of the Crys- !! tai Water company, which is to be heard l by the Public Utilities commission. The borough's case is being prepared, how l ever. and will be ready, it is understood in the not distant future.
 1 Gasoline has taken another jump and l is now B cents a. gallon at some sta 1 tions in Danielsen. Motorists are heap ! ing maledictions upon the big producers i that they feel are responsible for the ruling charges but there isn't any relief 1 from the situation.
 l The great majority of local democrats l who have been interviewed relative to the l selection of delegation to go to the dernocratie state convention at New Ha- ven are frank to admit that they do not know anything about the eau
 Poultry buyers, chiefly from the Prov l idence market, continue to comb all ot 1 this territory for supplies Each weef l finds them stripping this section of its poultry and egg supply for transports 1 ton to market where higher prices rule As an indication of how real estat, 1 values have advanced in Killingly with l in the past five years it may be cited fthat small farm on a state highway 1 leading out of the borough is now fol sale at Ss,ee8. It was purchased abou a dozen years ago for $3,500.
 Pledges continue to be received herr from persons who are interested il
 helping the Danielsan Baptist church t | raise large sum as it's share of the l Northern Baptists' efforts to get on , hundred million dollars for the Inter l church World Movement.
 There was a labor furry at one of tn l smaller of the local mills Thursday but it was stated, it was expected that thu difficulty would be quickly adjusted. That it is not easy to get certain kind l of work now as it was a few months 1 ago is attested by the fact that man, applications for employment are beinl l reing received in this section of the state Though 8 revision of trolley fares i forecasted on lines of the Connection company, as the result of a court decis ] ion, nothing relative to any changes ha ] been heard here, it was stated on Thurs II day. At the present time the rate on tn local line averages about three cents
 mile, which is about the same as tn
 rate on the steam road.
 The site for the new mill at Goodyea is cleared. The mill, which is to be 50 feet in length, will be located just sout of the big stock house and will run sout
 almost to the lower end of the South vii II lage. The new mill will come up almos flush with the sidewalk.
 li Collector George Williams is now a
 his office in the town hall building re
 ceiving the taxes assessed by the town i lSs pieted his collection visits to the variou
 villages of the town and is to spend tn
 remainder of the month.
 There is complaint about some few al tomobile drivers running their machine l at excessive speed through the bushes section. Not all of these reckless dri,
 CTS are local residents; many of thel
 are strangers. The fact is, howeve
 that they are a menace to the safet
 of persons who may be either walking
 1 riding and an effort will be made to res
 ulate their driving.
 zi Cable spliceFs are at work on the LII derground telephone line, which has bee run by A. T. and T. company worker through this section during the past fe
 months. The crews are working eas ward toward the Rhode Island line ar
 making their headquarters in Danfelso 4l A big force of men is now being fed
 the Goodyear mill restaurant as the col
 struction force grows in numbers, and noon Thursday the eating place VIZ
 crowded, The workers get their mills
 cost and thereby save very consider;
 ble amount during week.
 Sales of Jamaica ginger and said to increasing with such startling rapidi
 all through this territory that drast action will be necessary to check u
 evil, which is claiming not only &