Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
DANESoN

Anthony FheEa1s, driver of one of the WlnvaRd feet of motor truck that skid deA and threw him from the seat on the state highway at Hopkins hin in Piaiheid. late Thursday afternoon, was reported Friday as in critical condition and danger of death at the Day Kimban hospital in Putnam. Coroner Arthur G. Bin was at the hospital Friday morning and took MT Thomas statement Cor sner Bir later said that MT. Thomas told him he was driving the big truck down the hiil and holding the machine back with the foot brakes and having rear end of the truck skidded on the wet surface of the highway. Mh rhoanns need every effort to regain con- trol of the machine but it continued to swing and the front end of the truck struck the ernbanknent bordering the Highway. the crash throwing Mir Thomas from the Eeat He struck the ground just ahead of the truck and one of the forward wheels passed over ais chest before he was able to roll out sf the way. Thomas is 57 years of age and his home Is in Providence.
 Shade tree and cavity work next week h Danielson. Phone orders to so- adv.
 
 rabies treatment was given Friday to seven valuable dogs in Brooklyn by Dr. ?. v. Page. This action follows the presence of rapid dogs in the nearby town and the placing of a kuarantine sv the commissioner of domestic ami nals on all dogs in that town and in Killingly. It is hoped that the treat nent given by Dr. Page will be the means Of preventing the dogs inoculated developing rabies. The outcome of the treatment will be watched with interest
 The parking regulations applying to the business section and promulgated by borough officials are declared operative. Under these new regulations SO minutes ln the limit for parking cars in Main street and on Saturdays cars may be loft no more than 2o minutes.
 The new rules are to be enforced to relieve the congestion that has caused 90 much ,F -iculty in the business sec ton for months 0ast. Much of this congestion has been due to the fact that numbers of local motorists have developed the hath't oS leaving their sars parked for the entire evening, ma chimes lining each side of tho street. and SO restricting the space open for travel as 10 cause ineo7veni.7c..
 Officers are 10 see that the marking populations are enforced. Parking space for many cars has bsen provided on School street and there arc side street in which cars may b9 left with put interference.
 Felix PrvuIx. appearing before Judge W. Fenner Woodward, in ths town ,ourt. Friday morning, was sentenced ts io days in Jail-s0 days for hav.nE oeen intoxicated and 90 days :or tres- Na 1x- Fss arrested at Dayvllle by Deputy leri Charles F. Aver and caused ds- urbance at the police station for ,ours after being locked ID there.
 Rev. F. g. ZeI1as, of WaliinEford, yin preach at the services at the Con :re=ational church Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Zsllas was pastor of the .hurch ar Westminster during the peri ,d that Deacon and Mrs. A. c. Greene were residents there and it is through hat friendship with the clergyman that 70 is 10 come 10 Danielson to preach al Sunday mornings service.
 At Bass River. Mas, this (saturday) afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Miss Anna Bray. who has been teacher in the ihs schools of KiIlingly for several ears. and Harold Greene. letter carrier rom the Danielson postoice and an ov- "AFHAa hFtEl an Nl Alt NOIi war. are to be united n marriage Among those from Danielson who will attend the cer- emony are Mir. and Mrs. Percy Greene nsrents of the groom. Mir. and Mrs. P. P Murray, Leslie Murray, Clinton Cleveland and Miss Madeline Cronine.
 William Valentine VIII be at High wood near New Haven today (Satur- dayl to attend meting of the State esetsble GEowers' association Tine meeting will bring together represent ativs growers from many parts of Con- necticut It is to be the annual field meeting and will be held at the farm l.. NJ. Benham, vice president of the .ssociation and one of the most success ,ul vegetables growers in the state
 Members of the Congregational church Ire particularly pleased with the sue cess Of the pageant staged at Brooklyn