Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-29
DElVKEoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

of Rhode Island and of Massachusetta This fact makes the northeast section of Windham county a strategic point for locating such a station As it is well known that criminals as a general rule try to make their way out Or a state where they have committed crime.
 Warden Herbert c. Keech said at the week end that borough officials hoped to make in the very near future the nec- essary arrangements with the telephone company for putting into operation the new police signal system. It is felt that this signal system will be valuable to the public in promptly securing the services of an officer in times of emergency. Approximately 75 Aembers of the car- mems union of Providence are coming to Camp Whippoorwill at East Killingly next Thursday for a days outing and big clam dinner, which will be pre- pared under the direction of King George Jacques The carmen like East Killing. ly and the pretty region surrounding that place, so are coming up to spend the day and have good time.
 At present the Connections company l is getting about all of the passenger ! traffic there is in the territory between Central Village and North Grosvenor- 1 dale, excepting 8 very small amount that l is going to public service vehicle operat- ors. The buses, excepting on contract work. have been practically eliminated | It will be EsOa aeWs to many who constantly watch the textile industry as a barometer of trade favorable to New England to know that the plant of the American Wcolen company at Elmville The Whitestone mills, have orders suf- hcient to keep the plant running for six months, or until about March 1, by which time general business conditions throughout the country are expected to be greatly improved.
 There has been so little rain through out this territory for the past three weeks that vegetation IS beginning to feel the want of it. or the state high ways roads are inches deep with dust and these routes are being badly cut lup by traffic.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold E. Greene mar ried recently at Bass River, Mass, are
 expected to arrive here today (Monday) ;from their wedding trip. They will make their home on Maple street.
 Mir. and Mrs Stan islaus BenaE of Taftville were guests Sunday of MT. ana
 Mrs. Peter Benac of Carter street.
 Postmaster and Mrs. Raymond Allen WnO nave Deen vacation a tPleasant View are epected to return to- day.
 This is the last full week of the sum
 mer vacation period for hundreds ot
 school children of the town of Killing fly. Schools of the town reopen on Tues
 day of next week the day after Labor Day.
 Anthony Thomas who was injured
 when thrown from a Windham trucl
 on Hopkins hill in the town of Plainfeld
 remains a patient at the Day Kimbal
 hospital in Putnam.
 Weed as fuel, is bei1g quoted a
 lower prices just now than at any per
 ied since the war sent rates kiting to un heard of figures. White oak wood O
 good quality was being offered in Daniel son Saturday afternoon as S8 8 cord l within two dollars a cord of the pre-wa price.
 It is possible that pictures showini how to protect one's self from automo l bile accidents will be shown at the tre atre here, Chief John Mcfarland sai Sunday. These pictures are being pu 5 out by a state department in the interes ! of public safety.
 f Charles Young of South Killingly ha } one of the most remarkable fields 0
 corn to be seen in this part of Windhar : county of magnificent height and splen ? did quality.
 Rev William S. Beard of New Tor . may take part in the morning service a
 the Westfield Congregational church Sun
 day next. Rev. Mir. Beard is to be a
 South KilIinsly for the Labor Day re union and 175th anniversary observanc l Iof the South Killingly Congregations l church.
 g Employees of the A. T. and T. csmPan |, are changing the level of the undergroun conduits carrying a telephone cable t
 conform with levels called for betwee . South KiIlingly and the Rhode .Islan T line in the plans fer the state highwa . to be built over that route. This UT r derground line is one of the main link f of cable communication between Bosto e and New York.
 r Frank Mailhot, High street, who ha S been seriously i'll at the hospital in Pu