Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANELSON

Ths required legal notice having been given. through The Bulletin, all dogs n the \ town of Kilfingly and Brooklyn, must. from tomorrow CThursday) neon be kept in confinement on the prem ses of thetr owners, until such time as Com missioner of Domestic Animals ]. M Whit<sese0. Hartford, shall declare the qu&Earane period at an end. This or- der, tss4ed under authority ef the gem sEgfvs1~tuhes Of the state of CoErectlc lcsit, Is iee4Uss of the appearance of rabies M desx Swned in the towns of Brooklyn An@t KSAgfy.
 eA Deputy com4nsssoner Howard EAaat4. Whs was in town Tuesday, stat Cd teA4 up to that time four cases of ra&8as had been determined definitely. Thsss were discovered in Brooklyn, but because these dogs had been found and had been wandering about in, the town of Knlingiy, dogs in both towns had been ondeRed confined until such time as S1Ahoriees had satisfied themselves that ah danger from the infective disease, haA passed and it was safe again to all low dogs to roam about as usual
 MS. Elliott stated that the commits sionex's order was to be strictly enforced tn both towns and that the dog officers, Harry Lathrop of Brooklyn and Sheriff Charles Aver of Killingly would sec to it that the rules laid down were posi- tivefy followed else dogs would be seiz- ed and disposed of according to law.
 Arthur Duprey is having his vacation and is to leave in day or two for New Hampshire where he will sojourn for about 10 days
 Mrs. Abel Reeves of Danielson and daughter. Mrs. William Landry of rhompsonville are spending this week at Oakland Beach Mir. Reeves was at the beach for the weekend.
 Rev. M J. Ginet of Hartford, former ly pastor of St. James church. here, was a Dainelson visitor yesterday.
 Henry Woisard of Danielson, Theo- bald Bedard of Webster and Henry Cau- chon of Providence are spending This week at Block Island
 Mir. and Mrs. George Spaulding of Hartford, former residents of Danielson are guests of MT. and Mrs. William Per kins of Broad street
 Miss Beatrice Bouthillier. clerk at Bit goods store. Is spending her vacation at her home in Brooklyn
 The adjourned annual borough meet ing held Monday evening in the town nall, voted to fix the tax rate for the year at nine mills, the same rate as lev led the past year Warden Herbert c Keech and the board of burgesses pre- sented revised budget of expenses calling for a total outlay of cash tc maintain the borough government dur. ing the year. of s20, 96S90. To raise this sum it was decided to fix the tax rate as stated The tax is payable or the second Monday in September. The tax rate Is based on the report of the board of relief, which announced nt The conclusion of it's labors that the ErSBd list for the borough, amounted tc S2.47s,377.
 Michael Cahrey, of KillingIy was be. fore Judge W. Fenner Woodward in tn, town court Tuesday, on the charge ot ntoxication.- He pleaded guilty and or recommendation of Attorney Harry F Back, who Is acting as prosecuting at. ;orney in the absence of A. G. Bill. tn, sourt fined Caffrey s1 and remitted al costs but those of the officer making tn, irrest.
 The fleet of buses of Charles H. Pel lett were not operated Tuesday, wort having been received here Monday nigh hat the federal restraining order is sued week ago Saturday by Judge F :. Thomas. under which all police off cers of the state had withheld interfer ing with the operation of jitneys haC been revoked by Judge Thomas Chic If Police Mcfarland was notified b, Robbins B. Stoeckel. conmi ssioner ot motor vehicles, of the federal court decision and the chief gave notice to op ,rators of jitneys that if they rai hem Tuesday. they would be doing S, n violation of the new state law ant would be liable to arrest
 Indications are that construction will se started soon on building the stat highway from Danielson to the Rhod island state line at Little Rest Thi conts ined in the notice Tuesday tha he Fred D. Miller Co.,. of Norwich. wifi hid of s13s,0oo has been awarded tn contract for 2O.eo0 feet three-inch bi luminous macadam road in the tow of Killingly by the state highway de aartTent. This is a federal aid projec on which the state received from tn federal government reimbursement a The rate of 50 per cent of the exDendi 'ure up to s4ooo per mile Govern 71ent aid is only given on post road, covering the star routes of the rurs 'ree delivery. The road has to be in F1ected and the outlay approved bv tn ;overnment before the federal aid