Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-08
DAlIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Mrs. Laura Egan and Mrs. Minnie Cole, both of Providence.
 Notice of appeal to the supreme court has been filed by Geary keefe and Da- wis, attorneys of New London, represent ing Miss Gertrude 4. WsrGell in her suit for damages against the town of Killing ly. The appeal follows closely upon a decision handed down at the end of last week, in the manosmus proceedings that were a feature Of the case, by Judge George E. Rinman of the superior court.
 Thomas A. Beckett and Irving W. Da- wis have been recommended by Captain F. o. Huntingdon to be commissioned re- spectively as first and second iieutenants of the Supply company of the mobile ar- tillery regiment that has been recruited here. Merrill R. Keith is recommended for appointment as first sergeant. All are former servjce men and were on duty during the World war, Mir. Beckett with the 18th engineers, Mir Davis with the Marine corps and Mir Keith with Battery D 56th coast artillery. All are good and experienced soldiers and the new organi- "a tion made up chiefly of raw recruits. will have the benefit Of their training and observation gained in active service Fifty-nine were available on Monday for the mastering in on Friday evening of this. week. As this is within six of the maximum strength. it is not unlikely that the limit of men that can be carried on the company rolls will have been signed up before that time
 The Little Rest route has become inn passable for. motor trucks that are en- gagged in making regular daily trips be- tween Danieison and Providence and it is now necessary to send them the long roundabout routes via Chepachet or Greene. \ notable case is that of the milk truck that accommodates producers in East killngly, South kilIingly and oth- CT eastern pal ts of the town. This truck takes in about 325 cans of milk each day L. $. BarstJw, one of East killingly's milk producers, said on Monday that near the foot of Dark Lantern hill on the Lit tic Rest route the road is so bad that one can barely walk over it and getting | through with a truck is an extra haz- ardous and practically impossible under taking He told of men sinking into mud nearly to the top of their rubber boots over in that territory It is not likely, it was stated Mondaf, 1 that any ann Juncement relative to in creased operations by the towns tire fab ] Tie concerns Is to be looked for this week There is improvement. however, in the
 
 | immediate surrounding territory and the payrolis have oeen jumped many thous- andS of dollars a week over what they were at the first of the year. as the re-
 suit of mills that were closed resuming ! operations Miss Marie Weaver, Miss Mayme Dunn. | Miss Jennie Williams. Miss Margaret Sul- livan. Miss Ella Sidney ani William Sid
 Icy madr up an automobile party that was in Providence Monday evening to see the Russian ballet at the Shubert Majestic theater.
 Another party in Providence for this excellent entertainment was made up of Misses Marguerite and Lucille Caron,
 Harry J. Hyde and Rene Caron. Some killlngly farmers are showing special interest in the proposed organiza- ton of County Vegetable Growers as- | Sociation.
 i The main highway from Elmville to ] East killincly is one of the worst cut UT 1 in thAs section al the present time. Wea- thcr and seasonable conditions are such i that it will be impossible to materially i improve it for the present
 1 Mrs ". H. Judson will have the mem bers of the Ladies society of the Metho- i 6ist church at her home on Wednesday for election of officers
 Mrs William Pike will be the leader at this afternoons meeting of the w c. | T. L., scheduled to be- held with Mrs
 John A. Paine of Broad street. 1 Members of the cast of the K. H. s. senior play, Green Stockings, are now devotinG special attention to rehearsals i The play is to be given during the com ing month
 Congregational ministers of different | towns in the county will meet today with Rev. William Swainson at Dayville. l F. F. Rivals of Providence has arrived
 at Elmvile with his family and will oc-
 cunv the Clayton Wright farm | Henry A. Richmond of Fall River was
 visitor with friends in Danielson on
 Monday.
 Up to Monday there had been no def- nitc announcements of candidates for
 warden of the borough, and the caucus to
 name candidates for borough officers is only few days away.
 Income tax returns continue to be made out and hurried into Hartford in advance
 of the 18th, the time limit for making | such returns.
 l Mrs. Frank German. who is a patient l at St Nincent's hospital in Worcester l continues to show irnDroyeunpt