Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

toags filled with sand were piled meth- ! 'odicaliy, across the width of the canal during Sunday and by evening this bar Tier was a formidable one risen to a | height of several feet.
 The workers were watched with in terest by scores of people, including many automobile parties. Work on the undertaking will be rushed during the | next two weeks in order tO have it com pleted if possible by the date set for the reopenins of the mills, two weeks from tomorrow (Tuesday).
 Fishermen were not slow to take ad- 1 vantage of the unusual conditions up the 1 river created by the drawing down of l the stream. As early as Saturday even | ing big hauls Of eeis were reported and ] many pickerel, mud pout and even Ger man carp, nlarooned in shallow coves up l the stream, were brought in by the men | with rod and line, the fishermen getting great sport out of the opportunity c-e- ated for them by the repair wo.
 Much of the Sa4isfaction of Chief John Mcfarland, the new parking regulations recently promulgated by the warden ana court of burgesses and now in effect, 1 worked cut .spdenlidly, Saturday and Sunday. The public, evidently well il- formed of the new rules. through the publicity given by newspapers, joined heartily in observing the requirements and the business section was l1,s con- gested that it has been any w 4 end for several years.
 A few, inclined to quihble 2ver the le- gality of enforcing the parking rules,
 insisted in violating them, pu. these were regarded, in the p!cturesqua language Of one official, "as not being good sports
 and cumming up the game" and of blocking move that is primarily in the interest of Danielson's business men and not intended as a means of inconvenience ing motorists or of further regulating them. An unconested street makes it
 possible for out of town motorists to get about easily in doing their shopping. thus making Danielson a more inviting place for them to trade, as well as n1ak- ing the street safer forI trayel for every one.
 While pleased with the splendid start that has been made in enforcing the reg ulations, the police are requesting the e. ! operation of the drivers of all vehicles, l motor-driveIt or horse-drawn, in obey | ing the parking regulations, Oeiiev.-% 1 that all will see md enjoy the benefits i der.ved from them within a NcTy short i time.
 ! Center, part of Academy, patt Of Me ] chanic and the section ar3da1 the ra:l- l road station received an oil na1h Sa:- i urday morning and then a coating of l ' l Chamber of Commerce plan for freeing 1 the business section from the dds- clcuds l that have sTirled through them since l early spring. The work was quickly and 1 thoroughly done and after ? few days 1 of travel has contributed to loG.ag rut
 and smoothing up the new surfac!ne | what has been accomplished w.n DC -ery 1 much appreciated. l Before leaving here Saturday after IId-r- orI
 missioner of domestic animals. expreS & 'I ed himself pleased at the manner in
 which the quarantine on dogs m the
 towns of Killingiy and Brooklyn IS lse-
 ing carried out. Practically all cf the
 dog owners are cooperating. The qua-
 antine is so satisfactory to da.e that no prosecutions of dog owners has oeea
 necessary and Mir. Elliott expressed the
 hope that this good record could be
 maintained.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry HalekmAn. of
 Prince street, are entertaining Mrs. lHalekman's father, John Wiaetjgai, of Brooklyn, \. Y. recently ar-:ve l in this
 country from Russia. While Grr iWinetjski has been in this colntrv nniy
 a few weeks and does not speak English he managed to make a surprise visit to . his people here, coming from New York
 to New London and then to Danielson George Jerdan of Providence and Dan- Gelson is en route to Canada in nis
 motor car He is travelling with 9 friend. The two men will make cannz each night at some convenient and at. tractive locality, of which thare ara thousands in northern New Eiclani sai
 across the border, and make their sched
 ule as they go. They left nane.Son or Saturday morning in MT. JorCan's car F MT. and Mrs. H. B. Surrey are N;x ltIns with their son and his farni.y a Plymouth, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chester Hutchins spen 1 Sunday at Oakland Beach, where rnaay \ Danielson people aref spending Angus vacations.
 Members Of the Pentecostal churcl s held 2 prayer meeting at the home o 2 Edward Peabody in the Valley d:stric s Sunday. afternoon.
 Nathan D. Prince of Hartford was a his home here over Sunday. Mfr. and Mrs 4. Van Woodwork s,en i the week end at Pleasure Beach. MT. and Mrs. Harold E. Atwood soen z the week end on a motor trip to NeT Hampshire.
 S Members Of the Ladies Aid society 6 the Esntist church will meet Tuesda afternoon with Mrs. A. E. Witing q ton.
 a A number of the homes at Come fl N village being developed by the Con A necticut. Canadian Mills, Ltd, at Shel H brooke, P. Q.
 T At the masses at St. James churc M Sunday morning prayers of the COT q gregation were asked for Mrs. Juli
 Quinn, who died at Quincy Mass. S Thursday of this week brings the hi $ outing Of the Chamber of Commerce an s the Bohemian club at A1exander's lak & and the event promises tooutclass anS r thing of ks kind hereaboUts this sun 2 mer.
 Singing by a male qua rtette and tf
 showing of a motion picture featured Il # community service in Unitarian hall
 rooklyn. Sunday night.
 V Mrs. Ella Lathrcr and daughter haI
 been spending few days at Oaklar % Beach
 z New cement wlaks leading from u T street sidewalk to the entrance of Ki A Hngly High School have been laid sI ' materially improve the appearance or u
 pretty property.
 N MT. and Mrs. Joseph Loiselle an
 Mr. and Mrs. Yloyd Sweet le5t Saturds
 on motor trip to Canada.
 Mrs Ethel Richmond and daught
 have returned from visit of six meel Al with NIT. and Mrs. Clarence Young Fl Cleveland.
 Hj Leonard P. Morrison. who has be
 operating a big motor bus between PoI | land and Old Orchard beach, Maine, tf
 summer, is visiting ia Danielson, i # former home.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Y. Dube and the
 son, Lois, have. returned here after (, & visit in Canada.
 wiHred Halle is among the nal