Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14
DAuELSON AND PUTNAM, NEWS

trains that. do not at present provide that service. For instance, there is no mail l clerk on the boat train, which train would have to carry all the southbound evening mails. There is an open mail on the SIP p. rn. train, which there is talk of eliminating. stt.
 If Danielson doesn't want summer during which passenger train service on the New Haven road will mean very lit 1 tie in the way of what is left of the ser vice, it might be well to hold few mass prayer meetings; apparently nothing | else will help avert an. arrangement that will be highly irritating in delaying malls, in depriving patrons of the road of the most popular trains and in otherwise up- 1 setting, what have come to be considered | as normal conditions because New York, | Providence and other cities are still mon keying with the daylight saving buga- | boo.
 Special Saturday sale of Imperial Cuilers, regular price, 40 cents at 20 cents dog. i; biscuits. 10 cents doz i; Par II ker house rolls, F cents doz., at Star l Bakery.-adv.
 | Daylight saving will not figure much in the scheme of things in the town of Killngly this year. No manufacturing 1t and very few persons will of their own accord place themselves on that basis of recording the flight of time.
 Sale s2 Regal corsets for $1.24, at the '. Keystone store.-adv.
 There is A6F ground at all for tAe Gr- culation of the story that the Goodyear plant in this town is not to resume oper- l ations; that is the idle talk of those who; love to prattle about something that , sounds big. On the: best of authority the company is to resume operations as , soon as is possible, employing one shift of workers at the outset
 At the Danielson central office building , of the S. N. E. T. company. plans are . underway to alter the arrangement o1 the lower floor so as to give more spact for the terminal room. This is made : necessary by the increase in number ot subscribers in the local divsion.. Change! : will be brought about by moving parti , tions from their present location. Th' changes will restrict the space allotted ' to the business office.
 Attention is being given to the repair of the state highway between Danielsc1 . and Brooklyn, which has become niucl ? travelled route and which will be a par of. the main line to Wilhmantic as sool as the state road between Brooklyn ana , Hampton, now under construction, i = completed.
 MISS frances W 0lQ DdnlelSUn IS LO do dress the children of the Second Congre gational church of Putnam this (Thurs day) evening upon the occasion of tn = childrena supper
 . George F. Davignon was in Boston oi Wednesday on business trip.
 Representative E. l.. Darbie, of thi town, presided as speaker at Tuesday session of the house in Hartford.
 Baseball fans here were on hand earl. Wednesday evening to get returns iron the opening games of the season in tn National and American leagues
 Parts of the route to Providence vii Little Rest are now said to be in deplor able condition. The state of Rhode Islam will undertake the reconstruction of sev en miles of this road during the presen year. s
 Several members of the Danielsol Baptist. church 1notored to Willimanti Wednesday evening to hear an addres given in that city
 Walter V. Lawson of Fall River was
 visitor with friends in. Danielson 6 Wednesday.
 Numbers of bicycfsts are, riding even ings without having their wheels eqdir
 ped with; lights, as is required by law
 Motorists arS complaining of this as a
 extra menace in connection with nigt driving and are asking that the wheelme
 be obliged to conform with the lightin
 law
 Danielson young men will be intereste
 In the announcement that summt
 courses are; soon to be inaugurated at tf q State Trade school in Putnam, prt D nounced by experts to be the best eoui,
 ped textile school in the country, in at
 dition to offering variety of oth, $ courses.
 Most recent reports are that the pla to establish a motor vehicle passeng
 line between this place and Provideni
 has been abandoned by the P-oviden,
 parties who were considering z matt
 until the completion of the staee highws
 route via Little Rest, '-
 Herman F. Coulter left Wednesday (