Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM. NEWS
DANlELSON

Attention OF members of the Chamber
Of Commerce was being directed Thurs
day 30 the fact that the Connecticut COM
pany will on Monday next in&ugIrate q
one-trip bus service each a4ternoon be-
tween Attawaugan and Putnam. Among
some members of the Chamber Of Com
n.erce here this is regarded as discrim-
in2t0ry service in favor Of Putnam and
sgainst Dan. olson, from the point Of view
of trade preference. 1t is held in the OBJ
jecting quarters here that it will be only
natural for Attawaugan people to use
direct bus service that will save them the
necessity of changing at Attawaugan
erussing, and for that very reason VIII
hsge the effect Of divertius trade thai
might otherwise cone TO Danie.son from
Putnam.
It appears from criticisms heard here
that Danieison business men would in no
way presume TO find fault with an ar
Management that provides the people of
AttawRugan with better TRANSFORMATION
service, but II q direct bus line sery ice.
even limited to one round trip a day, is
10 be fnsugurated between Attawaugan
aud Putnam, there seems no good reason
Nty the Connecticut company should not
establish an identical direct bus service
between Darielson and Attawaugan; that
voritVs in the making Of service sched-
u,es, especially as pertains to buses over
me operation OF which there has been SO
much controversy in this particular terri
-ory especially as pertains to the discon-
iuued bus service between Danielson and
Attavaugan.
Sugar is lower Arlington offers IS
lbs. for 81; 100 lbs. for So 50-adv.
AHenists may have chance to make
study of Ernest Skinner the Hampton
youth held at Brooklyn jail to answer TO
a charge Of murder in the first degree
before his case comes up for trial in the
Wndham county superior court during
Inc term that is to op.n at Willimantic
next Tuesday. Counsel for the state and
fer Skinner have been giving special at
tention 10 this case 1t is possible that
Skinner may be interviewed by an alien
ist Of note at the jail in Brooklyn in the
very near future. and there is q chance
it is said, that he may be taken to the
Norwich state Hospital for observati0n
Skinner is perplexing youth mentally
Re has pleaded guilty to and told in de-
tail of the horrible crime with which he
is charged. Yet there are very good rea-
sons why his case is receiving such close
attention from the authorities
James NJ. Whittlesey of Hartford, com.
missioner on domestic animals, and Spe.
cial Deputy Commissioner Howard A
Elliott were at Voluntown THURSDAY tc
XIII an OK. the property OF V. w Barber
The OK in question has been i'll poor ply.
steal condition for some time Commits
sioner Whittesey said that the attention
of his department was first called to th{
case by The humane society Mr.. Whittle
sey said that Mr.. Barber had refused t.
kiA the OK and would not accept the ap
praisal value placed upon it. so procedure
TO XIII 1t wax taken on Thursday
The Bulleti.I's announcement Thursda,
morning that William Kinder now s,1p4r
irs;endent Of the Slater mills at Pawtucl5
g. Is coming to Attawaugan as agent O
the Attawaugan company, was of specia
interest throughout the town of KiIlinsIy
Mr.. Kinder viii succeed the late Clarenc
u. TruesdeA, who was agent of the Alta
waugan company for upwards of a GUAR
ter of a century.
The service battery located here as par
OF the 1920 artillery has been assigned a
part of the 43d division. it was stated O.
thursday by Capt. F. o. Arlington. Til
4Sd division is composed of units in tn
states Of Connecticut and Rhode Island
With the coming of the new year tn
local company will resume its schedule n
1
lion OF the company is fixed for January
Transferring prisoners who are to an
swer TO criminal charges from the count,
lsil at Brooklyn TO IWiliimantic is goin
20 be much easier and quicker duty 10
officers who viii have charge of the wor
than ever before-this because Of tn
opening Of the new state highway fror
Brooklyn 70 Hampton and WilMnlanGit
j. IS approximately IS miles only fror
he jail TO WiEimantic
The selectmen gave notice Thursda
)f 4 special town meeting to be held O
Friday Of next week, As appears else
where IA this issue The meeting wi
near report from the committee az
pointed at the annual town meeting
October, 1920, and act thereon. relativ
to issuing town bonds which may h
lone 10 advantage a this t.!ne, and tail
ing m notes running at a higher rate
interest than bonds can be placed I
addition. if tire meeting decides TO issu
ne BOMBS, it will be asked to fix I'll
smount Ct the issue and instruct the of
ais to sign the bOIrds.
Leon NJ. Farrin. who is 10 succeed Ho,
ace i. Turner as ssoi.-iutendent
.chools viii take UP lis trities with I'll
cop: ming Of the schools next Tuesda
morning. Mr. Farm has been princip,