Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-11
DANIELSON
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Burial was in the South Killingly Gem
etery. L. E. Kennedy was in charge of
the funeral arrangements.
Motorcyclists here are interested in
run that is being planned for date in
the near future. This event is expected
to bring together a considerable number
of riders of this fast little vehicles and
the course over which they will travel
will carry them through a large section
of this part of the country.
"That car going for Putnam" yelled
an excited and feverishly hurried for
eigner who rushed after a trolley just
leaving Dayville Thursday afternoon.
mo, we're going to Danielson," the
conductor replied, having brought the
car to a standstill.
"All right" said the prospective pas
senger, and he climbed aboard
He didn't seem to care where he went
Dayville Like the rest of this part of the
world, has gone dry.
Warren chapter is to confer dgree
upo ncandidates at tonight's meeting of
the organization.
There are u number of matters of
special local interest on the short cal
endar list that will be taken up in the
superior court IA this county today.
Judge James N. Tucker, who has lived
his life at East Killingly, said this week
that he does not recall ever having seen
| SO much water going to waste from the
chain of reservoirs about the place as has
| been the case during the past two
months. The spring has been productive
of many heavy rains. If all the water
| that has been available at East killingly
this spring could have been used for
power it would have been sufficient TO
run great amount OF machinery. Though
June is one-third gone, the water re-
mains unusually high, and is flowing
over the dams and out of the reservoirs.
Local men who have been overseas
have pleasant experiences now and then
meeting up Unexpectedly with comrades
who were with them in out of the way
corners of Europe during the war period.
Wayland Bennett, one of DayYille's ser
vice men, was waiting near his home to
take a car Thursday afternoon when
one of the big motor trucks that brings
in textile suppl sefrom Fall River and
New Bedford came bowling along, on its
way to Danielson The driver waved
and called greeting to Mr.. Bennett, and
the latter recognized the driver as a
former soldier who was with him in Lug
embourg and who was Mr.. Bennett's
driver in taking him about from place
to place IN motorcycle Sldecar. Ihey
travelled hundreds of miles together over
seas. The driver now lives in a little
? town near New Bedford.
Danielson who recently petitioned for
a charter to establish a lodge of Elks il
: this place are waiting for an answer as
to whether their request will be granted
Practically all of the Elks now here are
members of Putnam lodge. They feel
however, that there is a big field herl
for Elkdom and are anxious to get
charter and build up a strong lodge O.
this very popular order.
Apparently a number of persons whC
own dogs in the town of Killingly failee
to register the animals by May l, as il
required by law. The dog warden il
! now at liberty to take all such dogs, ant
the owners are liable for the penalties
attendant upon their not having compile
= with the law
! The Connecticut Mills company wit!
an eye to the comfort of those who com
to see it's baseball team play, has erect
ed a grandstand at the new ground
north ofthe mills. What is particular.
interesting to the fans is that seats il
this grandstand are free.