Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
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 i News was received here Monday of the des-rh in Los Angeles of Mrs. $, k. Mac | Neil, mother of Mrs. Alfred w. Bassett of Broad street. Mrs. McNei a former resident cf Providence, Lad been in poor health for some time.
 Children continue to f1irt with death by playing. in street in the borough where 1 there Is heavy automobile traffic. Un- fortunately, in many cases, 1t would ap- pear that mothers are careless of baeir i children's safety, often permitting them i to play in the streets while they watch them, but do nct warn against the great i danger of accidents.
 | John Horton, formerly of Danielson, is at Portland, Me, for the summer monB.s.
 Some additional difficulty is being ex- 1 perienced. in carrying out the repairs by the Connecticut company to it's power pant at the Dyer dam. A bad washout at the plant nearly year ago incapaci- tated the water power plant Repairs pairs have been underway ior months and it is estimated that $50, 900 Will have been spent before t-e repairs are finally cohlpl1ted. Tons and tons of cement have been used to get a real solid fonndati n fhfs time. The task is difficult one as indicated by the latest difficulties that | cd that all obstacles eventually and the water power of the plant again made available for the operation of cars.
 Late Monday afternoon Charles H. Pei. lett said that he had registered IT ma chimes for livery service. This is Mir Penett,s first move to counteract the ef. feet of the forcing of his buses operating ss- jitneys. The livery ears will not bC | ne ed n r1JO A0 c14ae f111a Mir. Pellett said. but are to be operated over all the territcry that was covered bysthe buses. The livery cars can b. operated within the law and in accord ance with wishes of many patrons of thu Pellett line. Mir. PeIlett plans to keel cars around at various towns and vii laSes where they may be readily avail : able Under livery license the cars vii not he permitted to run on fixed sc?ed ule but MT. Pellett will have livery, car [ in such n1mber he says that they vii } suways be available. 4 bus may be rui } under livery license. provided it doe I not have schedule and travel over fix { cd route, but may go anywhere, is suf fcient number of people desire to go t one place at one time.
 Some more heat was turned on Monda
 by the weather man for the benefit 0
 those who like real summer. weather
 and among such at this particular tim are the farmers, who. certainly are mak | ing hay while the sun shines. Hayin
 IS now well advanced all throue, tn
 surfounding territory and another wee
 or ten days will find the greater part C
 the crop stored
 Attorney E. l.. Darbie and Herbert
 Barnett were in Hartford Monday cn
 business trip.
 A number of Dsnielson people hay planned to visit Plymouth during ;h period Of the giving of the Pilgrim pa
 geant, which is attracting so much al
 tention.
 Excavation for t3e cellar of a ne
 dwelling-to be constructed by Willial
 Ross of Broad street has begun.
 Henry A. Burr of Lowell was a vi:
 itor with friends in Danielson Monda
 Miss Helen E. Aylward will spend tw
 weeks with relatives at Oakland Beac
 during August
 The maximum temperature in Danie
 son Monday was 94 degrees making u
 day one of the hottest of the seasc
 the high record for which is 98. New Workers particularly are showir interest in taking up farms in this pa of Windham county. Numbers of tho who, are coming here are thrifty Finn 1 Wno are said J0 De sOoQ farmers. The ameisite paving in Main stree nearly opposite tae library building. is badly wrinkled that street railway ii 1 are laid. that it fairly jumps motor ca ! off the ground when they run over 1t
 any. but slow speed.
 ] Danielson's borough board of assesso 7 met Monday afternoon to hear al statements ,of dissatisfaction with wh , the assessors had done. ! Miss Annie Carver, of Norwich, h. |, been the guest of Michael Head and fal fly of Academy street. John c. Branton of Providence was week end visitor with friends in Danit } son.
 } Mrs. Eliza Bowman and Jack Turn , were visiting relatives and friends in E
 erett, Maiden and Lowell, Mass, Ia
 week.
 niece. Mrs. Myrtice Blanchard of Ds
 vile and Mrs. Bertha M. Wilbur.
 Danielsen were guests during D.
 week of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Rt ge
 of Providence. R. l., at their sumn ,. home in East Greenwich, R. I. - 'Dr. and Mrs Roy Sharpe of Nol
 Uxbridge, Mass, were callers Sunday the henaA ef Dr. o. C. Sharpe
 AI. and Mrs H. M Thompson and 9S K. TherHneon, leave Thursday for an
 tc444eeIe trip to Lincoln Maine, and V : return with A NJ Thompson's wife q 'ea children W'ne have been spending seve $ weeks thaEA