Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-22
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Danielson spent most of Monday dig ging itself out of the snow banks that accumulated during the storm that ended soon after 10 o'clock Sunday night. Those who battled with the heavy deposit Of snow admitted that the weather man had left them some job. On the level the snow was about Is inches deep in the borough and there were places where it drifted to the depth of four and five feet. Cen ter street was conspicuous example of blocked thoroughfare. This usually busy street was piled high with snow, ridge of about four feet in height extending nearly the full length of the northerly side of the street. Automobiles that ven- tured into Center street had a time get ting out again. shovels being called into use in several cases to release stalled cars
 .on Main street conditions were some what better The state highway depart ment's motor driven blow contributed 10 keeping a way open down the center of the street but on each side there were waist high ridges of snow, pushed out of the center of the street or shoyeled of the, sidewalks.
 Snow shovelers who wanted to make paths oyer blocked walks or lines of travel were on the job Monday as early as s a. m. By noon it was possible to cover the greater part of the borough without difficulty. though there were some slackers. who waited for the Lord to take away the snow as He had sent it, being certain, as always, that heaven will serve them in all their needs.
 Out in the country districts roads were innpa ssable on Monday excepting for sleighs or light wagons. Milkmen were hours late in covering their routes in Danielson, some of them not completing their labors until late in the afternoon
 pleasant surprise was that the morn f~E passenger trains were practically on time Subscribers here had their Bulle- tins within ten minutes of their usua time of arrival, if they happened to he at the station or newsdealers. and in GOV. ering their routes the carriers of the pa pers did very well indeed.
 Rural carriers in this territory had q tough experience in trying to cover theil routes on Monday and the city carriers too, found travelling hard during thu morning hours.
 Only about 40 students put in an ap pearance at Killingly High school. Man! of these were wet from ploughing the way through the heavily drifted snow go Principal F. R. Warren deemed it bes to cancel the days session rather thai risk having some of the students becom i'll from exposure and sitting about il vet or damp clothing. Teachers in som of the outlying districts of the town ex perienced unusual difficulty in getting t sher schools
 Efforts to reopen the trolley line fror Central Village to Grosvenordale WET being made on Monday One snow plo1 that stalled Sunday on lower Over stree was still blocked there, due to troubl with the mechanism. until afternoon 6 Monday by which. time car had mad its way dow;' from the carhouse at Day vil,a -5 where the blow was out of ser ,.ca. Hope on Monday was to reopen tn line today.
 A group that loitered about the rail road station Monday forenoon waiting fo trains found something of interest in tn efforts of big freight locomotive to ire itself from where it stalled on the Mai street crossing after it had backed ont a siding to haul out some. cars. Afte much struggling the big machine force It's way out to the main line again.
 Not much progress was made Menda in clearing Main street of the account lations of snow that will have to be ca red off before it can be used with an degree of comfort. Out in the countr districts road-break aking crews were bus during Monday and opened routes ths are much travelled. Some drifts up to si feet in height were encountered Pract caliy none of the residents of the Sparl district in the eastern section of the tow got into East Killingly to deliver mi