Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
DANIEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANESnn


 Just betere ten o'clock Monday morning c, E. Pellett owner and operator of bus lines out of Danielson northward to Putnam to Brooklyn. Central Village, Wauregzn, Moosup and. East Killingly voluntarily withdrew the service, which has been largely pztroRized by the pub ic for Uhe past two years. During the sarly morning hours the buses covered heir usual routes and, on their usual chedules
 shortly after o'clock, however, Pros scuting Attorney A. G. Bill ordered Chief Johr Mcfarland of the police department 70 arrest some of the drivers of the bus ss that they might be presented in court. Mir, Pellett forestalied this action, how ever, by appearing at the office of At torney BAl and notifying him that he would voluntarily withdraw the buses, which he did as rapidly as they came in rom their runs. Following the with drawal of the buses Mir Bill said there would be no prosecutions.
 In all probability some of the buses again will be in service this morning but not as jitneys. Representatives of Mir Pellett were at Hartford during Monday securing new licenses and numbers for the buses which hereafter will operate on the same plan as do taxes. Under this arrangement there will be certain re-
 
 p-ey will be able to travel back and forth between Danielson and Putnam and other points as people who desire te use them care 10 go. Under the new plan the buses will be somewhat handicapped 5s compared to the freedom of operation that has been theirs in the past but it Is expected that they will continue to command considerable patronage. espe- sisliy between Danielson and points north of Putnam, which has been the most profitable part of the territory cov- sred by the bus lines.
 Rev. Joseph T.. Mccarthy, pastor of All. Hallovs' church at Moosup. is to cave about August 1 for s visit to Cana ia. Father Mccarthy v'ill be one of a mall party of pr:ests who will motor to 7lsttsburgh, where the Catholic summer scho-l is in session. thence 10 Quebec where t-e famous shrine of Ste Anne de Besr7re will be visited.
 officials here have been giving their at- eption 10 Investigation of case in which a NTauregan young woman is said O have ncary given her life as the re- Eult of an illegal operation. It was 'tated NJ nday uaat in all probability he investigation will lead tc court ac. ion. The Wauregsu girl VI O is said tc igurc in the case is described as about
 
 n the month, her condition was so scri DIS that her life was almost daspairec v, but she is now declared to be rrac ically cut of danger.
 state officer Howard F.. Elicit, wh, vas in town on Monday is giving his at eation to the enforcement of the stttei eSulations relative to bringing cattle in Q Connecticut from ot-er states with Il 'oTplying with the usual regula tions Officer Elliott left here for Thompson tt irrest and bring into court resident O lat town who was to be charged witt siolation of the regulations referred to. Monday was the fenst of st. James patron saint of St. James parish of Dan olson. The observance of the feast vii .ake place Sunday neyt when there vii sc s7ecial services at the church.
 \ considerable number of motorist. -.Sst ol them from distant states havini J.en coming into Danielson since tn .oarlng ssas-n reac-ed its height by wa 5b the Hampton Brooklyn state roac which is not completed and is almost in Sssahle ut sonic places These tourin motorists have been lead into taking thi -oute in most cases by reas-n of tn act that some road maps issued fo 1921 show it as a completed state roac This is probably due to the fact t.a gJllElI u-t4Jtl O4 kIl1S SlIelCn Ol HlEnNa N4s commenced in 1920, and the publish srs have taken it for granted that it wa :mpleted by 0aE time.
 The CoAnecticur K. of C. party, c which Daniel r. OConnen of this ,lac si a member is now in the Canada .,ockies, en route to Vancouver. Tn members of the party have anticipate hat the territory witch they are no, rsVersins will be among he most intt -sstinS of the places in the entire travt schedule of several thousand miles.
 The withdrawal of buses during ms, h- travelling plans of many wo hay 5een staunch supporters Of the bus line snce they were inaueuratcd Many .hese rec1le who travel back and fort their work each day used the tro -ys 10 get home M -nday evening an will arrange to travel hereafter accort r1 as accommodations are arranged ft em.
 1T plans that are under considerati2 an be carried out there will be son ;9ecid entertainment features at Il iuting of the Bohemian cIn3 rporatic which is 10 be held at Wildwood pal