Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-23
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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.DANLEJSON An ov4rland mail route between Dan ielson and East Killingly and Foster, R l.. is to be established by the governs ment The distance to Foster Is S7' miles. Bids have, been asked by the for the contract to carry mail on this route-twelve times week between DaQielson4 and East lkHhngAy and six times week between pahleisoh and Foster. The contract will be award cd, for a..period from. July -l,. 1szl 10 June so, 1925. The route will be cut of Danielson to East Killingly and thence to Foster. which place will De visited once day, while two trips day VIII DC reulired between Danielson and East Ki!Nnely. This will be what is known as a motor route Prior 'te. October or iast year mails between Danielson and East Killingliy were handled on trotiey cars onerating between the two places but s,,snension of service by the Providence and Danielson road has made necessary onoes permanent arrangement. to replace the temporary mail service nov in enect between these places. < -,,,.' ,a7A =
 The government also is asking LOT bids for the contract for carrying malfs on the star route between Brooklyn ana Danielson for a period of four years. This is the second, time recently. that bids for this route have been askeS.
 If another storm does not interfere, force of men employed by the town will begin today the work of removing the heavy accumulations of snow from the business section For the past two days tic. town roads crews have been engaged in opening road throughout the town or Killinglv, which has upwards Of F5O miles of highways. First Selectman John A. Gilbert feels that more snow can now be removed in a shorter period Of time than was the case before it settled as it did during Monday and Tuesday. The snow carted of the streets likely will be dumped into the river off bridges in the southerly section of the borough, as has been the practice in other years. ,a:clI&y cars we've operating Enesdsy V etxeen Central Village and Dayvtlle and it is likely that this will be@the, lifreit of trackage to be covered fo- the present. There was no definite intimation available !. on Tuesday as to when cars will be op- erated. north of Dayville to Putnam, Me chanicsville and the Grosvenordales. on which end of the route riding has been exceedingly light for weeks past. Tn" | lire was more or less snowbound Tues day north of Dayville.
 Warden Damase Boulais said Tuesday ! that he will not be a candidate fir re- l lection at the annual borouch caucus g1G election The caucus will be he d during March and the election durino 1 oar!y AnriI It vas learned tn Tuesday that the borough expenditures for tht l iscnl year ending in April will not he % treat as the revenue so a small r.- l d,'otion in the f~debtedl.ess of the h7r- | cu is to he anticipated.
 Warden Bo7,laiz han benn member 0 t'-e horoueh gvvnrnme mt for n1orn than. dH"1de and has ren 1ere1 faithful ant efficient service He feels that his DC rid of service has been sufficientl! lengthy and is Iesirous of retiring.
 Gec4year stockholders in Goodyea and DanielSon snd ether parts of tn town Of Ki-lingly had by Tuesday signet pro -;iAs that will be usAd at the forth Icorr ing soecial meeting of tkc st,5ckhoid CTS in Akron. called to approve the re cent arrangements made for re-finar c'n the corpary These proxi>s wore hein hurriedly collected on Tuesday by repre sentatives of the comnanv in order tha they may be forwarded to Akron at enc It is believed now that the stockholder vii approve the plans that have bee made and that a result O this apnrov: will he early resumption of activity 3 the Goodyear Mills. Inc., in this tow whore many en3loyes are also s'7cl holders some of tf"m to the extent. several thousand dollars.
 The-e ar. Aereral persons anxious t lease thn borough farm. on l7wer Dye street. The present lease. which is @-7're in the near future. is hold by Pete ! to+ vEb o4ec ale q h for rr,a a W-Rrrercn The farm Is to be leased fo ; 7 D rod of five years. Already some ir i nu r;9s have been made of bor-uGh c1 fic'a!s ral. tive to leasing tae farm. w9s statNd that the lease will he mad cniy after bids have been adNnrtised fo thos> r-i-ls to be submitted sealed and {
 "a onened at date in April that will 1 fy>d
 The borough farm formerly was W; ~" Sheehan farm late- known as tf
 V""'en farm. and was purchased whe
 t-.> harou~h required locati,n for fil
 beds fo- the sawni system It has bee
 r-rt"d rerr.,arly since It's purchase !
 tin" borough. for periods of five year Tf's year there seerrs to be more comm 'f-ton than ev'r to secure the leg SC f
 tte place.
 Forty recruits for the Supply compaH
 of the mobile artillery regiment had bee
 obtained here up to Tuesday afternoo ] Captain F. o. Huntingdon said. Tn
 1"cro enlistments are wanted by today. t
 2Sd. to bring the company up to the min
 mum reqnireS1ents for organiza ten
 Captain Armingt2n had intended that
 campaien for recruits in villages of [
 town of Killingly and in Brooklyn al
 Waureear should be carried out. th
 week. but the big snow sto5m upset tf
 plan. These Villages in the past ha
 ne'rr failed to. furnish. recruits for Ice
 'rii-ary organizations and likely will F
 in this case.
 Capts in Huntingdon is to bc at the sta
 "rmory again this evening ard
 Thursday and Friday evenings ,perfA,
 ing details for the formatio- of the col
 pany and. between 80 and s. D m m
 be interviewed hy any young men V
 ma wish to enlist.
 This week D. company, Third regime e
 state guard. and the medical corps unit
 Norwich will be, mustered out of the s vice by CaptaiN A. Putnam Woodws
 of Danielson under orders that have. b,
 received by him. The limit for nnusteri
 out the Norwich organization Is Frid
 the 18th. snew has been clearedI, away if most of the fire hydrants about the b , ough. It was believed on Tuesday u the big motor bumper would. not texpt
 ence any very great difficulty in gett y to almost any point within the, borou
 now that the streets have been opened VI so as. to be passable.
 Schools throughout the town, were cl
 ed Tuesday in observance of wash4 l irfh