Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-20
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

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Beginning tonight friday no smok-
ing rule will be adopted at all games in
which the Killingly High school appears
at the town hall. The ruling, without
doubt, will be respected by all attending
the games. 1t is pointed out that a
snoloe-laden atmosphere is not only an
annoyance to many who attend the games
and who do not smoke, as well as to
players who are working at top speed and |
need as pure and fresh air as is possible |
under conditions prevailing at a game. |
Practically all of the visiting high schools |
that appear here are unaccustomed to
playing in haze of tobacco smoke, and |
If only to respect the no-smoking rules |
prevailing in their gymnasiums the new |
ruling here should be univ ersally re-
spected by patrons of the sport. One
does not smoke at movie entertainment
1t simply isn't done-even though the
entertainers are but shadows on a screen.
The high school players and patrons who
do not smoke are surely entitled to as
much consideration at basketball games
And the good sportsmanship that has
been standard here for many years
will not fail to manifest itself in this
| case. There will be no smoking when
| Windhan High schools team lines up
against Killingly High tonight. and the
smokers will gladly refrain from their
! favorite indulgence, feeling that they are
contributing toward the welfare of the
| players and the comfort of fellow pa
| irons.
Young men who may be meeting with
| difficulty at present in finding employ
ment, or who are in linss of work that
hold no appeal for them, will be inter
| ested to know that Sergt. C. W. Byers,
| U. S. A, is coming into this territory
| Saturday in search of recruits, special in
4 ducements being offered for wireless OPP
orators. electricians and mechanics. Re
eruits must be between Is and IS years
of age.
Sergeant Byers is to be at the postofHce
here from noon until ,. m. Saturday, at
Moosup postoffice from to D. M. Cen
trail Village / to . p. m.
Sergeant Byers also viii be at the
Plainfeld postoffice Saturday during the
forenoon, from to 10 a. m.
fog that endured all day Thursday
made considerable impression on the ice
sheathing covering highways in this ter
ritory for ten days past but did not
greatly relieve the conditions that have
made travel so difficult and dangerous
AT nightfaD Thursday much ice remained
and extre:ns caution had to be exercised
by pedestrians to avofl slips and falls.
The Ideal Garage, "a Mechanic St, will
ii open LOT business SOOn. ONerndullng ana
repairing of all kinds of autos Expert
nechanics.-adv
Preparations are being made to make
necessary repairs to the runways at what
has been known for years as the plant OF
the Consumers Ice company near East
i Killingly. AS soon as these repairs are
accomplished it was stated Thursday the
work of filing the houses will be Under
4 taken.
1 Killinsly High students were very much
Il e,ated Thursday over the success of the
q school team in capturing a league game
Is to is. from the Putnam High schoo
q team at Putnam Wednesday evening Thii
q gives the Killingly team a splendid posi-
ton from which to repeat as champion.
of the Qrinebaug Valley Basketball
& league
q An additional harvest of ice has bee1
= made this week at Quinebaug lake. nearl,
500 tons of heavy ice being taken from
the lake and stored in sheds on the prop
erty More ice is now stored at the lax
by several hundred tons than has bee
t cut there for many years.
A. Arthur A. Faveria has leased what ha
heretofore been known as the Mechani
III street garage. formerly operated b
h. NORM & Ennis Mr. Faveria comes t
D. Danielson from Westerly where he wa
IL master mechanic for well known cor
at Germ for period of u years. Ea1
Palmer formerly of Westerly will be as
as ISOLATED with rM. Paveria.
Mary Pickford in Through the Bac
t. Door" Majestic theatre, today and Satul
days shows.-adv.
o. The body of John Dwyer who died
t. New York. arrived here Thursday on a
afternoon train and was taken in chars
e. Inv md Yf o1E 7 of,ic d.,
was in St. James cemetery Upwards
a score of relatives and friends from Ne
York and from Webster came here to a
tend the burial Mr. Dwyer was a res
Id dent on the West Side for years and
er, well remembered by many of the old
'rt residents of Danielson.
~ At the Sacred Heart church in waur
gan Thursday morning funeral servic
80 for Delphis Choquette, 10, were attendt
81 by large delegation Of children fro
IL the Sacred Heart school and by maj
relatives. Rev ]. C. Matthew was eel
NJ hrant of the requiem mass. Burial W,
II in the Sacred Heart cemetery Louis
: Kennedy was the funeral director
Motorists who scont about a bit
at search OF new and improved routes ha
of found ,that a pleasant way to journ
from Danielson to Providence is V
Moosup and Sterling to what is known
Fairbanks Hill. at the crest of which
newly constructed route to Providen
via Richmond leads off. This rou
or brings the traveller into Plainfield sire
St near Olneyvlle square. 1t is said tn
sss the mileage to Providence by this route
lev slightly less than via Chepaehet
bel series of special services has be
ri arranged by the Danielsen federation
.ue churches for the coming week Stro
zen sermons will feature these services
,ue tended to set forth fundamental truths
the Christian religion. On Monday a
Tuesday evenings the services are to
out held at the Baptist church. Rev Robe
H. Roberts Phi. D., of Norwich will