Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17

company would only make a little effort noW-a force of men on the job for just one day-the line could be opened direct to the trelle,, freighr station in Danielson, and the bor- ougf' s manufacturers and business men would be greatly benefited through resumption of a fast express service between this place and Provi- lenee.
 Life must be getting dull down in Norwich and possibly that city is tremendously dry Perhaps it isn't fair to speculate on why ones neigh bcrs think certain things. under eer- tain conditions (dry), but in any event hardly a day has passed for early week without some person. down in she Rose of New England calling up l Danielsen to ask if it is true that the Goodyear dam has burst. Just why l she Goodyear dam should be selected l IS likely to burst under freshe$ eonN- | tions in preference to all should be se- 1 lected as likely to burst under freshet l conditions in preference to all the eth l CT dams aleae tho 0uihehaug would be difficult te say. but Norwich hears 1 daily that it has gpne out and that a | wet spell may be expected down 1 there at any hour.
 Maybe some of Norwich needs a I flood to make it forget it's thirst, but l the collapse of the Goodyear dam is not to be expected as d means to an end. The Goodyear dam isn't in any more danger than any other dam I across the reaches of the Quinebaug river in this section. It was standing solid as a rock Tuesday evening and may be expected to be doing the same | when the roses bloom again. Sorry to- disappoint Norwich, but Goodyear hopes to be excused with furnishing a sensation for the city down the river 1 Robert T. Hurley, captain Of th. state police and well known in Dan.
 ielsen, is being boomed in Hartford
 for the appointment as warden at ths
 Connecticut prison. and 1t Is stated
 that he has streng backing. A number of Danielsons young neT
 are interested in the announcement that the national guard is to be re. , orgeized, ad 1t is likely that the com pany to be formed here will be largei,
 file dup with former service men, thu
 ma ierity ef whom are now thorough; trained soldiers and capable of mak : ing the best and most experiences military company Danielson has had.
 Meter cars again are making thei way through from Providence. A machine that came over thee Littl
 Rest route ran out from Providenc in three hours.
 T Henry P. Dubuc acted as interprte
 in the superior court at Putnar
 Tuesday when the case of Jordar
 Admr, vs Como went on trial.
 Bad condition of the road bed, du ? 70 the severity of the winter, ha ! made neees ssary the issuing of sle, . l orders to trains running north fror 2 Ganielson to Worcester, ad this is th r chief cause at present for trains bein : late.
 } I. Carl Witter is engaged to sell | I auction the stock and equipment . 2 the poor farm at East BFoekfiel, : Mass. a town where there are II t more paupers to be cared for at tk ? lastitMieH.
 : Robert ". Boys of Goodyear Is 1 : sail from New York, April 12, on tf te CampAhia, for a visit to Englan ,, where he was born, and in France an e Belgium. MT, Boys will inspect manl 'e,f faeturirg plants and get in touch wit Il what Europe is doing in nanufactul T ing tire fabrics. He will sail for hon T May P. on tie TmpeFator. .s Only home gatherings and whi e parties have been planned In Danie .e son for the observance of St. Patrick n day.
 Is Walter Sayles. Gaston A. Mainde sss George Kent and Arthur Kerouas Is are among those from thi ssectit it who have been at Boston attendir
 ktas sl,tarohila sheN.