Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-18
.DAl SeN AND PUTNAM NEWS
were really remarkable

were really remarkable
 Meter trucks end ether equiPHent to be turned ever By the federal government to the supply company of the 1s2d artil- lery located here is expected tO arrive in iDanielson in the near future, Capt. F. o. ArminKten has, been informed. The sd- ditioh' te the armory hero is practically completed accepting for attaching some of the small hardware pieces that go on windows. Just how many motor vehicles are ts Dc. stsred here is not definitely known az yet
 l R1spaea&sEy -ts the PeOReniEg of schools here, Hiram " Burton and force of ! assistants are buaily engaged in giving the graded school building a thorough | cleaning. Desks and seats. are being gone over and attention given where needed. to other equipment. The school will be clean and bright when the young people come tFesping back to school just after Labor dGy.
 T4 wAs announced Wednesday that ] Capt. A. P. Woodward has been appoint l ed official custodian of the big mouth bass l brought in from Moosehead lake by C. A. 1. Tillinghast and Judge Sabin S.. Russell, | the fish to, be preserved in a refrigerated l safe deposit box until the big outing of ] the Chamber of Commerce and the Bohe- milan Yclub, when they will be prepared for serving to. the strong men by King George Jacques of East Killingly.
 Horse racing is so popular with num- 1 bers ef. D1nielson= men that they are making daily pilgrimases this week te Weonsocket, where week of racing is being held. Several automobiles filled with lovers of the light harness racing game left here Wednesday forenoon to see the races carded for the day.
 A meter service fer passengers is to be established between Danielson and Willi- mantle within q very few days, putting these two important communities ot l Windham county in. closer touch with ] each other than ever before in their his l tery. This will be made possible through 1 the opening of the new state highway be- tween Brooklyn and Hampton, a route that never before attracted only very few motorists. Itswas stated here Satur- day that the road work probably will be sufficiently advanced by next week ts permit of starting the service, which will be very valuable to the communities il | will serve. The opening of this route will cut the distance over good roads te Willimantic to just over 20 miles ana l bring Hartford and many other points ir | Connecticut much nearer to Danielsor than they have ever seemed before. That the motor service to be establish ed will be appreciated is indicated by th' fact that the operator of the line already has made contract to carry student! from Hampton to NVilfimantic. A certif cate to operate the route already ha! been granted c. H. Pellett. who will pu fleet of touring cars and closed ma
 chimes in the service.
 The new route is said by those wht t have seen it to be an excellent piece 0
 roadway. While the highway work vii not be completed in it's entirety by mex week, the contract will be sufficiently ad
 vanced if there ia no rainy weather, t
 allow of starting the service and gettinl cars through without serious difficulty.
 Attorneys fer Miss Gertrude A. War
 dell have perfected their appeal to tn
 supreme court of the state in her cas against the town of Killinsly, aSains
 which she has brought suit for damage
 as the result of her being released fror |