Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-27
DAN1ELS0N

ducted at his home the MapleS, by Rev M s. Stocking of the Methodist church of which Mir. Day had been a menaber of the official board for years. The ser vice was attended by relatives and friends including representatives of organizations 1 with which Mir. Day had been identified. Burial was in Westfeld cemetery A. E. Wood was in charge Of the funeral ar- i engagements.
 i Chief John Mcfarland of the poice department was seeking Friday the use i or motion picture machine to be used for the projection of pictures sent out 1 by the state motor vehicle department in the interest of protecting people, especi- 1 ally children, from automobile accidents
 in the street These films have been es- peeially prepared and are of more than passing interest. They are educational and Naluably instructive. is the de- I sire of the HpteF vehicle department 1 that they be shown out of doors rather I than in a theatre and Chief Mcfarland
 will try to arrange DF such g showing in Danieluson.
 Good progress has been Sbade this week bth at the Qinebaug mills here and at the plant of the Wauregan nil1A in Wauregan on repairs to the canals, gate houses and Faceways. Not single rainy day has inteFyened to hamper the work
 and the crews on the job have worked tsteadily in the hope of accomplishing lKillingly will troop back their studies week. so that the big manufacturing plants may resume operations on the Tuesday after Labor Day.
 Rev. and Mrs. Roy B. ChambeFlin are visiting F. A, Jacobs over the week end. Sunday morning at the Westfeld Com gregational church Rev. Mir. Chamber
 lin who is pastor of the First Church of
 Christ, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.
 H., will be the preacher.
 The local road crew of the town of
 Killingly was engaged Friday in scraping
 Carter street which has been badly in
 need of attention. An excellent bit of
 work was being done in putting this
 much Travelled thoroughfare in condition for the fall and winter season.
 q The temperature throughout this ter tritory was down close to the frost mark during the early hours of Friday morn ing, encouraging the weather sharps to further belief in their predictions that
 this part of New England is due for an early fall season. Tints of autumn are
 already to be seen in many parts of the town of KilliRgly.
 Operators of huge motor trucks seem to forget that there is speed limit fixed by law governing the operation of the / vehicles. In the business section F,t
 day morning one If these giant machines was seen to dash past trolley car standing near the Attawaugan wholly
 disregarRul of the danger of crushing some pedestrian much the same as an egg shell might be crashed.
 week from next Tuesday morning
 several hundred children of the town of
 Killingly vii ltroop back to their studies
 in schools in various parts Of the town.
 A material increase in registration is lnot looked for this coming term though there is not apt to be great difference
 from the registration of the final term
 of the school year that ended in June Willis II. sI,ipRe newly appointed fire ' warden of tha town. of Kiliugly said ) Friday morning that all the present dep luty fire wardens will continue in their 7 positions during the remainder of the l year. Mir. ,Shippe will make no changes in the list of appointments during 1921 Friday members of the Chamber of : Commerce and of the. Bohemian Club ex- pressed delight with the joint outing en- , Ejoyed at Philips grove AIexander's lake f on Thursday. The day was very enjcy- , ably spent without an incident to mar the
 pleasure of the occasion, and the demand [ | is that another such event be planned for next summer and perhaps one such } gathering 2 month.
 l At the Baptist church Sunday morning : the united classes will be taught by Pro-
 lessor Charles Perkins of the University ) of Tennessee who has been spending his summer vacation in Danielson. . Frank Mailhot remained seriously i'll
 at the Day KinbaH hospital in Putnam on Friday, though his condition wa , slightly more encouraging following 6
 night during which he obtained consid | erable rest MT. Mailhot was operated | on for appendicitis Wednesday morning Motorists are being warned that the 2( minute parking rule will be in force ; in the business section today (SatuFday)
 No one need De materially ineonVeniencet . by this however as there is ample parkins ! space in side streets and at the new park : ing place in School street, near the gar age.
 Local Methodists are interested in tn, v fact that Bishop EWin II Hughes vii
 preach twice Sunday at the Willimanti, = camp meeting. A considerable number 9 a Danielson people will be- at the cam
 grounds for the services of the day an' h there also will be a goodly local repres h entation there today (Saturday).
 Members of the Sunday school of tn f United Baptist church at East Killingl, T are to hold their annual picnic this (Sat
 Iurday) afternoon at Lake Chauhaumaug Il A program of games and other entertain
 ing features has been prepared. Il Mrs. George Tucker of Newmarket \ - H.. has been spending a few days witt e her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Higgins a 8 Elmiville.
 7, It is expected that Rev Sherrod soule o : Hartford will preach at the Congregation t al church here September 25. Il Not much is being heard these day
 of the third party movement and wha h it may do during the annual borougl n election and meeting in October. d Mrs J. B. Bassett was reported ill Fri f day at the home of Mir. and Mrs. William f Ross of Broad street
 MT and Mrs. A. V. WDodworth ar }. spending the week end at Pleasur d Beach.
 z Inspector A. ". Williams of the stat }. motor vehicle department has returnet from a tour of duty in the western par l. of the state
 | Owners of teams hereabeuts are inter T ested in the possibility of getting worl - on state road operations to be under $ taken between South Killingly and Iittl ? Rest during the coming week. e Henry c. DelvilIe of Chicopee Falls ha
 been spending 9 few days with relative T and friends in Danielson.
 George Williams and Miss Ruth Herricl j. of Willimantic have been guests ef Mrs
 Nellie Brown of Furnace street. Mrs Y Pheba' E. Chase of Maiden, Mass. als
 has been recent guest of Mrs. Brown.
 veritable stampede is on this earl
 sion 91hey ara auartered at Eatst cslas