Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
DANEIsQN

Effective tomorrow Sunday there is
to be a discontinuance of the Connecti-
cut cons2any's bus service between Alta
waugan and Dayville and Danielson, via
Elmville. In place thereof the trolley
company has evolved a plan under which
a bus will be run from Attawaugan vii
lage Att&waugan crossing, connecting
with cars running north and south In
ciudang the bus trip, Attawaugan people
will be enabled under the new arrange
ment to reach either Danielson or Putnam
for twenty cent fare which, all things
considered, will be as low rate fer the
service has been afforded them for sew
eral years past
The bus out of Attawaugan will fur
nish patrons of the company with con-
nections for either Putnam or Danielson
at hours Of the day when travel is heav-
lest, as shown by experience of the past
In working out the schedule which is to
be ANNOUNCED the first of the coming week
the trolley company has provided a con-
nection for what are known as the school
trips during the morning, for the morning
shopping trips and for the afternoon shop
ping trips and for the evening trips which
so many make for shopping or attending
the theatres, either in Danielson or in
Putnam. The schedule also makes pro-
visions fer bus connections to Attawaugan
for those who go oft on trips-return con-
| ncctions-and it is expected that the new
arrangements will prove very satisfac-
| tory.
| 1t is also announced that the Connec-
ticut company will abandon after today
| Saturday its bus line service from
| Danielson to Brooklyn. which has really
| been an extension of the Attawaugan-
| Danielson service. The Danielson- Brook
| lyrn route is already covered by another
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Hampton and Willimantic and by a star
| route.
On Saturdays and Sundays or other
| special occasion the Conecticdt company
| is to furnish connections from Attawa u
| gan to Attawaugan crossing with prac-
| ticaly every car running over their line
Friday morning, the funeral of Francis
Dubuc was held from his home on Water
street with a high mass of reuben of
which Rev Joseph Meussier, NJ S., was
celebrant at s.45 at st. James church
the service attended by many relatives
and friends Burial was in Holy Cross
cemetery. The bearers were John NJ
Bessette, Frederick Breault. ROGUE Bre-
ault, Alexander Duhamel, Pierre Turgeon
and August Trahan. Louis E Kennedy
was the funeral director.
The funeral of Israel Gedreau, AZ. who
died Tuesday was held from his home
on the West Side Friday morning witt
services at St James church at 10 o'clock
Rec. Alpherie Charter NJ. S, of Hartford
being celebrant of the high mass of re
QUEEN, attended by a large number. The
bearers were four cousins, hester God
reau Argere Godreau Edmund Bernier
Napoleon Berner and Josejh Lapelle anC
David Gagnon. Burial was in Holy eros.
cemetery. Louis E. Kenndy was the fun
eral director.
Mr. Godreau had been resident o
Danielson practically all of his life. A
a boy he attended st. James parochia
school and in later years was ernploye,
by the Qulnebaug company. He was un
married. Mr. Godreau leaves the fol
lowing brctFers and sisters resident here
Paul, Thomas, Ernest, Mrs. Frederici
Barbeau, Mrs Delor Heneault, Mise
Georgianna and Louise.
| At his home in the Stearns hill section
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock a funera
service for Samuel ". Knox was con
Quoted by Rev Walter B. Williams of TIL
Westfield Congregational church. Buria
was in Evergreen cemetery, Central Vii
lage. The bearers were Alfred A. Ennis
Ezra Burgess, Henry Anderson and Chas
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