Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-04

uarI June, 1920, was operate1 undtr
 lease ny the Shors L.n= Electrlc Ea .Wf y 1 corr; Gry. The -rouey while being Cp- ar.st:d by the Shore 1 re RailwtY '.m- pInt n 1919 was c1mpehed to Suspen1
 service. owing to labor troubl47, ale
 ttf;rtas such suspensioE the jit.'.yt began operation and supplied e necessary str-
 v.cr Since the tco:ln.' resume1 service Its Ln ted patronage, due partly t. laz
 b1.- s3mpathizers an1 parry 10 trey c ,:,.l,ttition. necessiated material curtaii-
 I"en. Of service, alAd the HpI-ed service
 n pw being renderel by the trolley would
 be inadequate to supply the requirements in the absence, of jitneys The street
 railway company has the facilities, IS
 able and can be compelled to rende- the
 necessary adequate service if relieved from the jitney coHlpe !ition. but vii! aav" | to suspend sarvice entirely north
 Central Village if jitney., competition permitted. It is a question of either trolley or jitney, as there, is not patron age enough for both, and both cannot lsurvive in competition with each other.
 No questions can be raised concern .ng 1.-the qualifications of the aprLcant in this case. He has maintained: q good Jitney service on an established schedule. A number. of witnesses and. petiUors
 were introduced in favor of the .ron9inu- lanc4 of his service. On the other hand
 number of prominent citizens aud mem-
 berS of the chamber of .coTrmerce ap-
 peared in favor of the retention of the
 trolley with; approved and adequate ser vice. r, As Il Considering all of the facts iE the, case, ard following the principals 5laid flown in
 tho. recent Manch ester cease. ot Perrett
 and Glenney, we are of. the opinion and
 frd that public conveniece and necess,
 ty= do not require the operation of. a it.
 ney or ;,jitneys covering: the, whole route
 as applied for because of existing trans porfation facilities.
 We do find. however, that pihlic con
 venience and necessity require the. opera
 ton cf a jitney or jitneys between Brook
 iyn. and nanielson and betTAen Dayyilie
 ard Attawaugan, connecting with. the
 trolley system An appl cation for ccr-
 tifscate for Such routes would receive
 favorable consideration, and in the ab-
 sence of suca application Che trolley
 corirany. if it is to have the exclusive
 right along it's line of railway. should
 exercise the privilege granted t by the
 recent legislature 0. operating j.:neys
 and supply jitney service on these two
 redtes
 The street railway from Danic;son to : East K illingly is not now being operat ed on account of jitney competitor. The
 existing transportations company should | IlHInStlIdLely IeSuIilS fiN6 ODeTdIlOn OI US
 cars on this line, or install an adequate jitIey service.
 w. have no inform lion ttat the ap- 1plicant desires or would accept -a cer-
 uhcatc along the routes and for the lIrn-
 itad service which ". herein find public
 conven ence and necessity require For the reason herein stated. the ap- r,ication is denied, With the provision. to~:ver that if the applicant desires a r l i{iroT oT1 rr-;1i aeween- Brooklyn and Danielsoa and , between Dayvilie and Atttaw2ugan, and will so notify the commission at an carly 7 date, such certificate wifi issue under this
 f1tdng without furthe: hearing.
 Bo>,ng fans gathered In the business 2 center Saturday at two o'clock to await
 returns furnished through The Bulletin from the Dempsey-Carpel match at , Jersey City. A majority seemed conv.nc- ed that Dempsey was practically certain 7 to win. but there was widespread desire
 that Carpenter ,an ex-seryics man, get the decision.
 t'E Kissel motor trzek. swnad hy . the G7gnon Trucking service of Put ? nam. was wrecked by ire while be- : ing operated between Danielzoa and : Wa"regan at point Just north tf the Quinebsug lake road. Every cJnsuyns bic
 part of the big vehicle. which had an ) exceptional long chassis was licked up by
 the flames.
 Members st the Wltter family held ( reunion recently at the home of MT and 7 Mrs. David A. Witter, Furnace street The guests were MT. and Mrs. Nathan | Witter and two children, William and l. Marion Witter. of Millbury, Mass; Dr Y William Witter and Mrs. witter and I Miss uth Witter of Derby, this stata, ant
 several callers from Norwich
 l. Net Aaeh msney changed hands her, on the Denpsey-Carpentier affair
 few small waEers were made, but tn, . average man felt that the chances 0 Carpenter winning were much too sltgh 5 to risk bet on.
 C Extra officers were on ,futy ssrAda, : evening to see that net tee noisy wei l. come to the Fourth was indulged in Chautaudua drew good attendance q
 Saturdays entertainment and many al l. so were out for the sacred concerts Sun '- day evening.
 Members of the Penteoostal churel J. held prayer meeting. at the home o n Edward Peabody. in the, Valley distric e Kunday afternoon.
 = Walter Robinson is attending tn Y Rhode Island r NJ, C. A. camp fer boy ' and win be away from his, home t n wauresan fer about a month. .s Ars- Ethel Spauiding and daughter VII leave Tuesday to spend the summer < "a Cleveland as guests of MT. ani Mrs. F :, C., Young. -, . l. About 156 wSrkers win ro back to re. 4t. ular employment when the Cioolyea q mllh Res1naA epeeatieaa taaoe3xow r15,as