Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-16

g . - -f weather swept out of the northwest dur ing Monday and made. the day delight full During the afternoon the. tempera- ture dropped to ss degrees. Monday St James church.; the feasti , of the Assumption. was observed, the special masses of the day were attended by hundreds of the members of the par= ish.
 Miss Kathleen. Burns, who recently returned from a trip to California, was visitor Monday with relatives in Dan- /; ielson. Mj i.ty of friends who have been Nnotoring | in New York state, visiting Niagara Falls and other places in that vicinity, visited with relatives in Danielsoh Monday before returning to their home i in Oakland beach.
 MT. and Mrs. John B. Bassett and . party of friends rsturned from motor l trip to Quebec. Ste. Anne de. Beaupre. Montreal Ausable Chasn, Lake George, Lake ChamDlain and over 5the Mohawk trail covering 1.2oo .. miles. on the trip, An incident of the trip was visit to the plants of the Connecticut mills. at Sherhrooke. P. o. .s- <, KilIingly citizens are very generally observing the quaraRtine regulations against dogs and very few of the anil mals are to be seen. and at large in vii olation of the restraining requirements Nevertheless in the outlying districts some dogs are allowed at liberty a fact that is inviting prosecution and the penalties attached thereto:
 Nathan D. Prince, vice. president of the Hartford Connecticut Trust com pany. was a weekend visitor In Dan- | ielson
 The mills of the QuinebauE and waU- regan companies will close at noon Sat urday for period of two weeks during which repairs to gates and bulkhealts at the plant will be undertaken. It Ia expected that the repairs will be com pleted so that these mills, which have run uninterruptedly during the past year of depression, will be completed SC on the Tuesday after Labor day. The great bulk of the repair work to be done by the mills here and Wauregan will be carried out by employees of the mills. , Many more of the operatives welcome the two weeks vacatoin and have made plans for journeys into many sections of New England and Canada.
 The wooden footbridee over the AssA- ! waga river has been inspected by an en gineer and contractor with view tc putting it into better condition. The : structure Is old and in bad condition 5 The hope of Riverview residents for sel eral years past has been that the toyr . might see it's way clear to make a spe, cial appropriation for the. construction of new and more modern bridge pro viding accommodations for yehicula, traffic as well as for pedestrians. It seem quite certain that the Murph! shows which closed their engagement l. here Saturday evening, will be. tho las nermitted a weeks stand in Danielson There appears to be very general sen timent among the business interest," C against permits being granted carniva . companies for a week of appearanc > here The suggestion has been made tha n automobile drivers who would arn : themselves in order to have protection from such possible hcldups as was fram g ed to be staged in this town last weel should first obtain hermit to carry revolver. Carrying concealed weApon is forbidden by law and the ntotorist who packs one even for his own protec tion is subject to arrest and prosecution unless he is provided with the necessar permit.
 south KiIlinEly people heard Monda that there Is a possibility of work be ing undertaken this week on the con struction of the state highway to Littl Rest. but this could not. be definitely de termined. In connection with the fac that the contract for the cdA(ytrictiot of the highway eventually naSDbeen lei tribute sould be paid to the effort e1 pended with the state highway corn.is sion by Senator Archibald Macdonald c Putnam and Representative Ebert I Darbie of Danielson in bringing abou the result that has been achieved Ruid ing of this highly important stretch C highway, for years advocated in Tn Buetin, at times rather strenuousy ha in large measure been brought about ! this time through the efforts of Senate Macdonald and Representative Darbi and all who will benefit through the cor struction of the road will be deepl grateful to them.
 Near the Percy Bliven place at sout Killnsly force of men of the A. T. an T. company worked all Sunday night
 repacing ength of the underxroun
 New York-Boston telephone cable, whic
 had become damaged through bein
 struck by a shovel in the hands of l: borer on construction work ,underwa-
 It is estimated that the. cost of replacir
 the length of cable was approximate
 sS,0o0.
 Washington newspaper has repuI
 lished under Danielson date line,
 story that originally appeared in
 Hartford paper dealing in a very fac
 tious manner with the subject of girls
 Danielson bobttng their hair and iothe
 wise dolling up in order to keep u
 borough's young men from going out
 the territory looking for wives. Ev
 dehtly the original story was intend,
 for light entertainment along the line
 summer reading. but the matter hi
 been taken seriously in the l. nation
 capital.
 Danbury-The losses in books own,
 by the Danbury librafy are above Ii
 average this year, according to igur
 complied by Miss Mary D wiggin.
 brarian. Up to date total of So boo