Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-07
.DANIELSON

Rev. Emil P. < Replat, M. S., is to sail from New York for Italy, en route to Rome, during the coming. week. Fa- ther Replat is a chaplain< Captain re- serve officer of the. United States ar | my. in which he served with famous . division during the war. He is chap ] lain of Leo J. LHomme post, Ameri- can Legion. Father Rep1at has been ] stationed in Danielson as an assist | ant at St. James church soon after l the termination of the war. Members of the Connecticut Mills basketball team, which recently closed an unusually successful season, were guests of officials of the mill company at banquet given in their honor Tuesday evening at the Putnam inn, in Putnam. The party, which i1l- cluded Vice President Obadiah Butler l of the company, Superintendent Amos l iI1. Reach, numbered twentyfour. In ] the party were the regular and sub I stitute members of the team, officials who have directed Nthe games. an4 I others who have assisted in makiHg l the teams basketball season a strik- 1 ing success.
 The banquet was served with all i that care of detail characteristic of the management in caring for special l parties and in every respect was very l much of a success. w. D. Reach,
 who was the manager of the team,
 acted as toastmaster in a very pleas
 ing manner.
 l Those at the banquet in addition to
 those mentioned were Captain Reddy, the regular players; Caffery Norton and Adams, substitutes, Messrs. Whitman, Francis, Healey. Allen, Sul- lf3an, Oakley, Page, Boulais, Keith, Jepson. Day, Labelle and Rich. KiIlinely's climb toward industrial pre- -eminence in this section of east ern Connecticut is still on, for, it was stated, on Tuesday, a deal is practi- , cally closed for the bringing of an-
 other new concern here. Certain de- tails of arrangements which remain to receive attention prohibit for the < present an announcement that will be 2 of very special interest to all of the s towns people. The prospective new f industry will mean another big pay e roll added to the scores of thousand:
 of dollars now being paid to Killingly e workers every week.
 Raymond Cannon, driver of a bil s motor truck that was struck by a tFol l. ley car on the Danielson- -Wauregal = highway at what is known as Shant.
 hill, about mile south of the cente = of the borough, underwent an opera 5: tion at the Day Kimball hospital il ]; Putnam Tuesday morning for the re 5, lief of injuries to his head. His con T. dition is very serious.
 | Persons who investigated the acci t, dent, which occurred Monday evening 'e stated Tuesday morning that tn
 crash evidently was due to the fac n that Cannon had stopped the bi $ Pierce Arrow truck which he wa ie driving too close to the trolley rail
 and that a southbound car that cam
 ] along crashed into the rear end of tn
 truck, hurling the vehicle across tn D highway At the time of the smasl
 according to one official accoun W Cannon was engaged in cranking tn l. engine, which had become stalled. I'll Id impact of the swiftly moving trolle i'd car against the rear end of the true T. hurled Cannon a considerable dis ar tance. As soon as was possible as was taken in closed car from loc;
 garage to the hospital in Putnam. oe The front end of the trolley ca 9l ;1 which was being operated by Motol ID man Vaudeville, an experienced en Tn na ploye, who escaped without seriol ,Y injury, was badly crushed in. None y the passengers on the car were hu
 beyond a shock and shaking up. AC u uGh IlIOuSn lI0 CEdk
 without damage of any moment IT
 impact drove the body and cab of u
 big motor vehicle somewhat forwa1
 on the chassis, but the mechanic n parts of the car were not damage v and the big machine, which was loat {, ed with mill beams, was driven off a / S ter the tangle about the scene of u
 accident had been strengthened out.
 An official who investigated the a
 cident stated that the truck that w oe hit was trailing another, in compal of of which it was travelling when Iy touring car, with glaring headligh es. which are now illegal in Connectic, ny came shooting along the highway t of ward the trucks. from the south. T ,to glare of the touring car headligl ,id forced the driver of the froward tru ly. to pull far over on the right, iowa up the trolley tracks, to avoid coli nd ion, and his action was followed II Cannon, who was driving the traili truck. The engine of Gannon's tru, Ses Ssv which stopped close to the troll rev rails, stalled. and he was engaged
 cranking the motor when the era
 came.
 hom Gannon's home is in Providence. opto Years greatest picture, Male a ,iaI- Female, Majestic theater, Friday a anu- Saturday.-adv
 5O Doe Oatley, East Killingly's onr ,r nous veteran fisherman, again l ara demonstrated to all who fish for use elusive trout that he ranks with by osraa +ee+ of those ,,,bo rro ,,,4 :4l and line. His early season contril = tion to the trout fishing display is
 two- -pounder, caught where he kno
 where to get them-and where
 others who fish would like to kn
 about.
 Ell Miss Katherine D. Aylward, ct
 operator at the Danielson exehan
 will be in Norwich today attend
 a conference of chief operators of
 s. N. B. T, company and manag
 from this part of the state.
 Ei A gale that howled over Daniel
 during all of Tuesday kept the te - perature down near the freezing DO = At ' a. m. Tuesday it was snow
 in Danielson. but it was only a sql visitation and was gone with { B leaving A traoo within tuyo I,n,,re