Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-04

is no one hereabouts really knows what did cause the interesting display.
 At Elmvile, Dayville. Brooklyn and other places hereabouts the strange lights were watched with the closest interest.
 Crushed rock for the foundation of the state highway to Little Rest will come ut of one of the several ledges along the route to be built There is no dearth of material. Several large lodges would afford rock sufficient to build many more miles of highway than will be construct d. It is possible, it was stated here Wednesday that the crusher will be set up at different points along the road to be built during the construction opera lions, which are expected to cover 200 working days. No ann ouncement was made on Wednesday as 10 who will nave he contract but a statement as to this looked for before the end of the week ! Ir early in the coming week.
 All roads will lead to East Killingly -oday (Thursday) when former residents will return from near and far for the an nual Old Home day gathering, an event that is looked forward to with pleasure 1 each year by many of Danielson's resi- dents Rev J. W. HoucS of the Daniel son Baptist church and Attorney Harry E. Back are included in the list of speakers of the day. Dr. and Mrs. George M Burroughs left early Wednesday morning for Chau- tauqua, N. Y, where the family formerly 1 lived They will spend three weeks at Chautauqua lake before returning Fnere Christopher Andrews of Riyerview is enc of the borough's champion cucumber growers and at present has a large crop in his garden.
 l It is understood that line of public | service cars or taXies will be put into service between Danielson and Williman- tic as, soon as the new state highway | between Brooklyn and Hampton is con- pleted, and tbis will probably be late in the coming month. With the new high way open, the run from Danielson to Will liInantic can be made in 45 minutes. Cooler and cloudy days are tempting out the bass fisherman, who gave, very little attention to what is usual pop. ular sport while the July neat wave was on
 Stores in Danielson. with a few ex- ce2tions will close at noon today for the usual Thursday afternoon holiday
 The supreme convention of the K of c. which Daniel F. O'Connell went west tc attend as a member of the Connecticut delegation is now in session at Sar Francisco. The convention headquarters is at the HcteI St. Francis.
 Y It is expected that the list of voters o1 fthe town of Killingly will be materially added to this fall through the making o1 many new voters both men and women Only comparatively small number ot qualifed women of Killingly have as yei been admitted as electors
 Miss Lillian NJ. Terwilliger, who ha, aN
 years i sto enter a business college al l Providence September S.
 East KillingIy interests assert that ar outlet to Providence over good highway 1 is pressing need for the further deveI. oprnent of that community which in the tall of last year had it's trolley connec. tions with Providence broken, and the lire has since been torn up. Conditionina of the highway elading to point west of Hopkins Mills by the state of sdthl d. i Island would help out the East Killingly people wonderfully, it is claimed.
 Charles BrasE of the Central worsted company, of Central Village, stated while in Danielson that business continues gooc with his concern and that prospects fol t,e future are bright This mill has been busy with orders since last winter A very high grade of worsted fabrics are manufactured there. f.
 After careful study and long observa- ton conservative Danielson man hat arrived at the conclusion that summer furs are worn to keep out the heat.
 Daggett's ice cream, Moosup, is a pro. duct of superlative goodness Try some adv.
 A man who is keeping a check on cari from different states says he has seer automobiles in Dnaielson and other part. of the county from tHenty-nine differen states so far this summer, indicating tha some gasoline is being used.
 The summer colony at Alexander! lake is now at>its greatest and those wh, are spending vacation days there fint the location delightful.
 Men will be interested in the fact tha there has been a drop in tpe price of lin cn collars this week, and that in Daniel son this article of wear is now nearl, back to the pre-war prices
 Some Danielson bicyclists who ride a night remind others of the rum-runnin, vessels without light off the coast
 Henry B. Morris of Providence was visitor with friends in Danielson Wednes day.
 The route between Danielson and tn Rhode Island line at Little Rest is so wei provided with detpur that little inconveni ence will be experienced by traveller while the state highway work is unde way. Some sections of the new rout can remain closed without causing an