Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-02
DANIELsoN

[ 1 pie that live in that seci on of the town. At present East killI people can 1 come down to Danielsol. lor, 11 cents and l this is their trading center. LOSS. of the | trolley service will hit. East Killingly hard Hope was being expressed, there on "Wednesday that some kinds of. regular passenger transportation service may be established between East Killingly and i Danielson, and. it is possible that this will be done, although there were no def mite announcements here on "Wednesday. The Connecticut company's new sched- ule on the line between Central Village and North :Grosyenordale,- effective next l Tuesday, gives Q car once in two hours 1 between Danielson and North Grosvenor- | dale and once a1l hour between Danieison and Central Village, The southerly end | of the route will have the most frequent service because patronage from the vil- lage to the south is heavier than on the northerly run
 Of special interest locally relative to 1 the Providence and Danielson road is a New York press despatch as follows:
 Trustees appointed under the govern rnent decree in the dissolution suit against the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway company. today asked i Federal Judge Mayer for instructions concerning disposal of Rhode Island com. pany stock and Providence and Danielsor Railway company stock and bonds. trans i ferred to them to be sold next July. i The trustees in their appiicat ton stated that the receipts of the Rhode Island trolley lines in the last two years hac decreased to such an extent because oi
 jitney" competition and the high cost o material and labor, that the company hat defaulted in payment of franchise taxet and open contracts in various cities. The, asserted that when the properties are de llvered back to the companies oTnin; them. as directed, tFey will have no fund or resources to operate the lines
 The trustees said they had no reasci to believe" they could sell the stock the, hold and are "of the opinion that tn Rhode Island company will never agail be in position to operate any part of tn street railway system of the state 6 Rhode Island
 They stated that the New York. Ne, ' Haven and Hartford company. 'in thei judgment" should be required to assum n the cost and responsibility of caring fo |, or disposlng of properties represented b | the securities as the continued ownershi by the trustees can be nothing but '' x detriment to all the parties in interes a and handrance to any possible use C the properties
 ], In conclusion the trustees asked tn Q court to permit return and .retransfer r, the New Haven of the stock and bond l. Iof the two trolley companies. asserting Z the same time that they believed mo goo f puri,1se can be served by their continui, g. to hcltl the stock Of the Rhode 1slan l cor,%ally-. the situation of which is les l. critical nan that Of other companies t View of the fact that the receivers a, L 1 oreratIAg it's car lines"
 President Lucius s storrs of the Cor |. necticut company has said that h
 '.'-Iany had no connection with u S l;kGdr lsland collpals and also that
 ni reve: *ol ihio me hands of r n ceiv-' . as tie Other company had F. l. Gardner of Providence was the chairms
 oi the board C. trustees, he said, whit st followed the receivership Mir. Storrs d l. clai,d that there was no danger. of u
 CoEn"ctjcur c>lr; any roing into the han, -h of receiver, especially if the compal S secured thc It cent fare desired. He W;
 Of ;lr criricp that the New Haven d
 r1- want tn take over the Rhode .IsiaI
 conrany rs ustees of that. troll.
 Conpany sua,ested
 'Enbcd wan's l. said he 'Noboc le but tll" r"rar l.; Tel who may take ie for the i'd '?-!.:s
 III Iinnei Ii Putnam. son of Mr and M!
 V, tI. Iutnam of Hartford, formerly IL DanlelsUn. where the young man W :a born, Was companion of Ostfom Endel r., when that youth was, shot by hiG
 wayman in, holdup that occurred on -i- secluded stretch Of highway in Grot T. Monday night Young Enders is now ing in dangerous condition at the La of renee and Memorial Associated hospi is in New London. He has a wound in lower intestine.
 '" Lionel Putnam was at the wheel of y. fathers car when the shooting occurr
 Other young men riding in the machine he the time were William E. Quantance a Of Ltndsley E., Dodge Of New York
 The youths say the highwaynan fl, is- before they had a chance to obey his
 der to hold up their hands They st quoted as having told Prosecuting Att ay hey Warren 5. Burrows of Groton u
 they had ridden from Waterford to n. at Mystic and had just returned to tn
 machine after t ston on the road WI 'h- the highwayman approached One
 them, presumably Enders. g, press q
 patch says. is said to have thrown a L
 tie at the intruder
 iss Attorney Burrows took Enders' cc of nanions to the scene Of the shooting tor Tuesday in an attempt to locate the bo
 which the boys said one of their mum
 threw at the highwayn1an They W . rCtd !n blanket bond of $500 for he
 ing before Judge Hewitt in the Gro
 town court, this hearing set for Wedr
 day afternoon.
 Young Binders who ir June comple
 his fifth year at St. Pauls school, C
 cord, N. H, has been snendine his va ' tion at his parents summer home Waterford, near the summer home of Putnams. He and Lionel Putnam, wh,
 20 years old and who is to enter '
 this fall, have been chums for sevt years.
 None of the boys were able te fur the Mystic police, to whom they repo,
 the shooting. with a description of hold-up man, except that he weig about 40 pounds.
 The operation performed upon yo
 Enders at the hospital showed that
 was hit b va AS calibre bullet and
 it made four perforations in the To t intestines, The bullet went right thro \ his body and later was found lodged \ the metal enclosure under the rear of the automobile in which Enders ' been sitting or standing when the
 was fired at him.
 The s. N. E T.. company's line f.
 making headquarters in Danielson
 in long and busy day at South W,
 stock Wednesday clearing up tro I ' caused by Tuesday afternoons torn The devastation wrought in the sec
 cannot be conceived of ast happenint
 this territory. Many visitors from
 section visited the place on Wednesda