Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-22
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

side of the c. H. Pellett building. Eel | low workers at the garage rushed to Mill | CTS assistance and a physician was summoned. Miller's head is injured and | he is otherwise bruised and shaken up, but there was no indication on Wednes- day that his injuries are of a serious ra- 1 ture. He was resting comfortably at his home Wednesday afternoon and is ex- pected to be as well as usual within a | few days Miller was riding the chassis to guide the Ford when the accident | happened.
 Opening at s3o Friday morning the entire bankrupt shoe stock of the Peo- ple's store will be placed on sale at al most give-away prices. Hundreds of pairs of excellent shoes. See display adv. this page.-adv.
 Notwithstanding the adverse weather conditions, St. James school hall was the graduation exercises, as outlined in this column Wednesday morning. The program proved very interesting to the parents, relatives and friends of the par ticipating children, who acquitted them selves splendidly, attesting the Gxce1- lence and care of their school training un- der the direction of the Sisters of St. Joseph, in charge of the school for the past quarter of a century,.
 The final communication of Moriah lodge, No. 15, A. F. and A. M, until after the summer season was held Wednesday evening with a large number of members in attendance.
 This is graduation day fer the senior class of Killingly High school, an event in which heavy percentage of Killing ly citizens are interested. Following today's exercises, comes the alumni re- ception at the state. armory Friday ev- ening.
 During the summer period in which the schools of the town are closed such reparis or alterations as are deemed necessary and expedient by the town school commit tee will be carried out.
 State Officer Arthur ". Williams hae a communication from the Massachusetts, automobile registry bureau giving tht name of David R. Clark of Sandwich Mass, as owner of the car that figured in the accident in which the car of Davit A. Powers of Putnam figured in overturn. ing after plunging through fence ant down an embankment at North Mair street and Morin avenue last Saturda, evening, pinning the occupants of tn. Powers car beneath it, as previousIy told in this column. Clark will be ask ed to account for his action in not stop ping after the accident-an affair il which two occupants of the Powers cal were qulle DadIy injured and which nigh have resulted in the death of all those ir the machine. Eye witnesses took tn number of fleeing car and inquiry in of fcial quarters in Boston brought infor nation as to It's owner. T'
 Insofar as can be aseertained, Dan ielson's nti-prohibitionists are not fall ing over themselves to get on record a favoring a modification of the VoIsteat act Although ballot boxes and ballot have been made available here. only ; comparatively few votes have been cast The antis are still conhninE themseIve to talking and wondering when thing will change" They are overlooking thei chance to go on record in favor of thei views.
 Heavy explosions that sound like tn distant booming of artillery are telliu the story of what Is being done in blast ing out the ledges for the new state high
 way at Dark Lantern Schoolhouse hii
 about four miles east. A long series C these explosions just at dusk Tuesday ex ' ening were indicative of the extensiy - blasting operations that are necessary i
 cutting through a new route over a par
 of the distance the new highway wi
 traverse in that section.
 Dark Lantern. Schoolhouse hill, long
 terror to motorists. especially in icy peri ods of winter will be very 6ifferer , proposition when the new road Is con Ipleted early in the fall. The grade i