Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-11
DANEESON AND PUTNAM NEWS

in thir territory this week. Motorists passinr along the highways are Oeins halted and asked as to their destinataon and as to whether the trip is one oi measure or on business. This infCrma- tion is asked in order that statistics may be compiled showing the nature cf inc traffic. It is the second checknp
 made hereabouts during the past few weeks and is being duplicated through out the state.
 Although another month win elapse before East Kfllingly is electrically lighted. but work toward that end is be- ing steadily carried along by the Peo- ple,s Light and Power company. Poles are set frcnfeElmville all along the route through Killingly Center to within five or six poles of the postofdce at East Ki.linglv and service is being given 70 residents at Killingly Center. String ;nr of the wires is completed as far as what is known as Byron LewiS upper farm High poles are to be set through East Killingfy and this work and the stringing of the wires will require about four weeks more. East Killingly will have it's electric lights long before Thanksgiving, however, and there IS ap- preciation of that fact in that commit nifty.
 few more days only win be required to complete the new footbridge across the Assawaga river from a point near the state armory. The spans are in place and this with the placing of the cassions represents the major part of l the work. Riverview residents are we'll pleased with the new bridge. It is heavily built, higher framed than the old structure and gives every evidence of sturdiness It should endure for many years. John Owens is en route to Miami. Fla, where he will be employed at his trade during the winter season. Mrs. Owens will go south little later to join her husband.
 | Members of the Danielson Girls club held supper and social at their rooms
 III the Exchange block Tuesday evening. A road scraper was in use Tuesday putting the new cutoff into better con dition from Dayville Four Corners northward.
 MT. and Mrs A. V woodworth were at Stafford Tuesday to attend the fair.
 Arthur A. Gendreau of Fall River was a visitor with friends in Danielson on Tuesday.
 Registrars of the town of Killingl. were in session Tuesday to receive ap- ! PAA~d~AOho 1AOA4 lAO0O WAO W4on bOf Ds made voters.
 l Charles Russell has been spending . few days here preparatory to leavins on a western tour in vaudeville Mrs Russell is in Boston arranging costume. for the road season.
 Apples are so plentiful in this terri tory that they are bringing very lov prices this fall, though there is an in l dfcation that an advance is to be looked for in the near future.
 A number of new employees have ar rived at Goodyear and have gone tt work with the night force now being or ganized at the mill in that place.
 Incidents of the past few days indi cate that the watering basin at tn, {, junction of Main and Reynolds street. is something of a menace to motorist. unfamiliar with the locality and wh, '; come in over the new state highwa, from Providence. suggestion heare | is that a metal staff bearing an cleo | tric light at its top DC erected in tht center of the basin as a warning tt travellers. This staff also could be utll ized for aiiixing road signs, showing
 the Providence Putnam. Worcester Norwich and New London routes at thil point. where such signs are ungenti, needed. With such a ligAt as has beel suggested the signs could be read t a night.
 Mrs. James Garland is slowly in