Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELsON

rhirtv-one cans of trout from the state fish hatchery at Bristol came through to Danielson tuesday, noon, in a motor truck of the state commission on fisheries and game and were promptly picked up by waiting sportsmen and hurried in private cars to brooks where they were to be released for restocking purposes. The thousands of hngerlings came through in splendid condition and were as lively as could be when the men who sent applications for them peered into the cans as they were taken from the truck. Within an hour after the fish arrived here the great majority of them were swimming free in brooks that are to be their homes and some of them had been released within twenty minutes of their arrival here. The fngerlings going to the most distant brooks were released in well under two hours after they came into possession of local men.
 Only brooks that are known as good trout streams received any of the little trout. The men who were in charge of the distribution are well acquainted with the brooks in this territory, SC there was no chance of any wastage in- solar as getting the trout rightly placed was concerned.
 All who like trout fishing will benefl from the foresight and activity Of the men who made possible the securing oi the largest consignment of fingerbns trout released in brooks hereabouts fol years, and will appreciate the use of pri vate cars in getting the trout to releas ing points as promptly as was done hert on Tuesday.
 Many of the brooks are as high now as in the early spring period-hlled witt clear, cold water. so the little trou t.a ff.r1u la, so than in the average year when brooks are not at their best at this time o year.
 Have you taken advantage of tn tooth anniversary per cent. saving dividend in the savings department o the Windham County National Bank If not, be sure and deposit your fund.- on or before September ,, as the de posits then will draw interest from Sep tenber 1, and you will receive the diyi dend on December Adv
 Edward BeIude of Putnam, formerl of BallOuville, was fined $26 and costs a total of siO.09, when presented hefor Judge W. Fenner Woodward at a ses sion of the town court Tuesday morning the charges being that he operated motorcycle at a reckless rate of speet last Sunday afternoon and also ran tn
 
 The young man was unable to testif, as to the exact maximum speed at Whicl had been running the machine, as is not equipped with a speedonleter, bu the speed at which. h passed the bar racks attracted the attention of the state police stationed here and one wa sent out to apprehend him, Officer Pearl T. Roberts oyertaking the young ma on the state highway near AttawaugaI -N~rw 11fe- Ffv5 motor had been skipping and that h opened up his homemade mufher, pu on to replace the regular one that ha gone out of commission, to listen the explosions while he was attemptin 10 regulate the firing properly. He sai he had no intention of running with tn mufher open.
 In connection with the use of mufher! attention is called to the fact that the cannot be legally employed on a moto vehicle operating in the state of Cor necticut at any time or the day C night. The old law making 9 p. m. tn limit for use of them has been repealed Use of them now in this state at an lime is a violation of the Jaw and .na :ause the arrest of the operator of car or any other motor vehicle usin the highways of Connecticut.
 Over South Killlngly way 8 call q heard. for repair to roads that have bee washed out for weeks and has not ye received attention, the selectmen hay been so busy with other work Rur; Carried Arthur W. Logee has son photographs taken over in that sectio showing how badly the highways al washed out. One route, leading nortf ward and eastward past the cemeteT at South Kilingly and shown on tl ~ fc 6r1, had iition and has been for weeks as another highway leading from Dar santern Schoolhouse hill northward pa: he Young and Morrison farms SC called.
 Manager Bill Martin. of the Danle son baseball team, made public Tue day the fact that the Coronets of Wol cester, champions of the Winchest' eague, is to be the attraction here nel sunday afternoon.
 7hls team is one of the latest sem professional organizations playing ba in southern New England thhs year an Turcotte, formerly of the Boston Brave their pitcher is a marvel of cleverne' pn the mound A third baseman wi s playing with the Coronets is booke to go wit hthe Boston Red Sox at u end of the present season.
 Pleased with the response of the put lie at last Sundays game, in spite the rain, Manager Martin has arrange 10 keep the patrons coming by reducir admission charges so that men can s the game, get a grandstand seat and score card all for a nominal fee.
 September 10th, the Danielson tea Till play at Putnam for the first gan of a series. 4 return game by Putna s to be played here on September and October 1. the Providence Indepen ents will be here. It is possible tn Putnam may have Cannon Ball Reddil pitching on the visit of the team he September IT.
 Treasurer Clifford H. starkweather the Danielson Trust company, M Starkveather, Mir. and Mrs c. Alt