Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-15

visions of the motor vehicle law. For reckless driving the penalty on the first offence is not less than $10e now and not mere than s20e, or one year in jail or both. Formerly the hne was s25 for a first offence. There are many other heavy penalties in the motor vehicle laws as amended by the last legislature and effective the first of the present month. THere Is . ruraor abeut town that the old foad-bed of the Providence and Dan- lels6n road from East Killingly to North Scituate may come into use again for some kind of . transportation system of | just what variety nc one seems to know East KfTlizgiy' people have heard con siderable talk about the proposal, but nothing definite. Last fall and winter the rails and ties of the trolley road bed, with some improvement, may be | put into use for some sort of tranSper- l [. ten line. East Killingly people great 1 ly miss the rail echn@ctfon with Previ. idence that they enjoyed for so many years.
 1 on Davis park this season and there l does not appear to be pros0ec-s of any keing heard there. The vesy pretty band stand is serving no more than an or- hs-lental purpose and as popular love Res. for wooing couples. Some time since the matter of band concerss were taken up by the chamber of commerce, but Rstt;ag came of the discussion, It is bA- ee that concerts can be obtained only by popular subscription and by taking collections for ether concerts aflcrsg the crowds who gather to hear the nau- sic
 FpAstfeal1y ali the eld s&ir6nIa' hAle fRear DaniSlStn have been abandoned by | t-k .-fH MA nx haps 1t is just as well, for most of these Ifavcrite places of the past w4Fe fs6fe CT leAs danS@r6us. The sand tahk'' on the Quinebaug river formerly was a great fav6rite. It is no longer roptllar, a4 several df6Wninss have occYfrei there as tbe result of the swift current. Low s Ieose was another fav6rite bathing place, hut this too has lost it's popularity. The tColo spring on the Five Milo river, near the old Prentice farm, and -he Cold Sprfng on the euin ebaug, between Dyer
 street and the Quinebaug mills also mas
 been zbanaoned. though hundreds of boys formerly vent swimming there m the past. Few hath4 in the rivers now, ipTeferrinE the small lakes aad large EteAds Sewage and dyestHtfs in the Wa teFs of the rivers are re4poasto.e in
 large ulsasure for the ba ;he:s avoiding
 :As streams.
 !! Fer the first time in nonths treIIess wlll run between Central Village and Mcosup today.
 ErS. c. T. Thsyer and son, Awkward, of Putnam were visitors here on Thursday I Irving Letter, who has been engaged in business here for the past year, is con
 tenplating locating in a Rhode Island town.
 Richard A. Bailey of South NorwaH was q visitor with friends in DanfeIsor
 on Thursday.
 A number of Danieison people selected
 Lake Chaubaumaug as the place to spend
 their Thursday haf-hoiiday.
 The silent officer that was smashed
 some months ago at Attawaugtn ha.
 been replaced and helps reduce thu
 chance Of accidents at the cross roads.
 The grape crop now promises to bt
 better than was anticipated following
 the freeze during May. but will not bt
 near sd bountifui as off there had beer
 ho setback
 An all night restaurant service, some
 thing new for DAnielkcn. has been inaug
 urated here.
 Finnish people make up the bdik o
 the new farmers coming into towns fl
 this part of Windham county.
 There promises to be some lively com petition between the buses that havl
 been on the job and those to be eperatec between DaAielson and Brooklyn and
 Dayvilie and Attawaukan by the Cen
 necticut company.