Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-24
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

company.
 MT. Reid's insurance work has been done chiefly in Plainfeld, all of the vil- laEes thereof and iE West Wauregan, a part Of the town of Brooklyn. However he is one of the best known men in the insurance line in this part of the county and is well known to hundreds of resi- dents of Danielson and other surrounding towns. He has been one of the most capable agents in his line of work in this territory and his valuable services to the company he represented have been fully appreciated. Mir. Reid will continue to make his home in West Wauregan, where he has been resident for many years.
 A number of visiting priests from east ern Connecticut parishes are at St. Jo- seph's church in Dayville today (Mon- dsy) attendant at the Forty Hours de- votion, which opened at the high mass Sunday and will be concluded Tuesday morning.
 St. James parOchial school will open this tMonday) morning after the Easter recess. The term opening today will be concluded in June with the graduation of a class from the eighth grade. Upwards Of 400 pupils are attending this school. The directors of The Ki1inEIy Trust Company at their meeting Saturday de- clared the regular dividend to stOckhold- CTS, also a dividend at the rate of 1 1-2 per cent per annum to depOsitors in their savings department. In addition to de- claring these dividends a substantial amount was added to the surplus
 The Killingly Trust Company was or ganized by strong banking interests in Danielson and in Boston, to care partic- ularly for fduciary matters. It has spe- ctalized in the care of estates, and in looking after local real estate loans. The death of Richard M. SalstonstalL a director of the bank since its organi- zation, was announced at the meeting. Mr. Saltonstall has many warm friends in Danielson. and it is with sadness that his untimely death was recorded.
 Announcement was made Sunday that the state police department has practic- ally concluded negotiations that will lead to the establishment at what is known as the Davis property, on North Main street of the first state police barracks to be located in this section of the state. The property that is to be used is cp- posite the easterly end of Lewis boule- yard and near the property of Charles A. Tillinghast.
 A training station for recruits of the state police department is to be estaib- lished at the barracks and the rockies of the department will be put through their course of instruction here before being ordered on duty in different parts of the state
 The barracks squad likely will include a sergeant, who will be in charge of the Etzts and several experienced men of the department. Tho services of these off rers will be availabl throughout this bor- der section of Connecticut, which they will constantly patrol.
 
 ts who will have charge of the station nor as to the exact number of men to be ee<ulzrly assigned there. The officers Eill have automobile sand sidecars for Re in carrying out the work of the de- pAYtment
 The Davis property is regarded as es pec&zlfy well suited to the purposes tc vHich it is to be devoted. It borders a state highway. It is a large old-style residence affording ample accommodation for a considerable number of men. There are barns and other buildings that can readily be adapted to use as garages and for other purposes to meet the demands 1S the department.
 Robert Hurley. head of the state po- lics department, was in this territory or Saturday closing the arrangements for the establishment of the barracks. Nc Incarnation was available here on Sun day as tc how soon the officers will oc- cupy the barracks.
 Mir. and Mrs Nathan D. Prince oi Hartford were in Danielson over Sunday Miss Helen Kinsey of Mechanicsvi1le was a weekend guest of Mrs. Mary Fay Tor of Academy street.
 Miss Irene LaBonte. student in 3 convent at North Grosvenordale, has beer at the home of her father, Joseph La Bonte.
 hr. and Mrs. John B. Bassett and MT and Mrs. c. c. Rapp motored to Middle town and Meriden Sunday.
 TAe Captain Put Engine company was ralled out Friday evening for a chimney Ire at the Filling home in the Westfield action
 Miss Loretta Nadeau, who has been a pupil at the Jesu-Marie convent in Woon- socket. has returned to DanieIson.
 What has been regarded as heavy Sun Jay motor traffic in other years will bt topped by this years traffic, it is already indicated.
 John Barstow underwent an operation Tor appendicitis. Sunday he was report ed as resting comfortably.
 Highways in outlying sections of tht own are now receiving attention from road crews. The roads as a rule. are well dried out in most sections of tn. own.
 The i3rd annual fair of the Windhau County Agricultural Society-the Brook lyn fair-is set for the third week ot September.
 This is the week in which a nation VIde drive for additional members of thu American Legion is on.
 Crushed rock has been put down and ; steam roller is working on a section O Inc new state highway between Daniel son and South Killingly. The stretcl where the roller is at work runs iron alter Murphy's Meadow Brook inn to tn, Edward Hall place farther east. nea, where two new bridges have been built During the present week stone will b Distributed over the cutoff that run through MT. Murphys farm II is under sood that this particular stretch of roat Vill be completed at once and then closed raffic moving around the cutoff over tn sid route.
 Members Of patriotic societics of tn Norough attended the morning service q he Baptist church on Sunday. The ser non was preached by the pastor, Rev. j v. Houck
 class of children of St. James churc being prepared for first communion fo confirmation
 Lester A. Peterson of Providence wa visitor with friends in Danielson Sun lay.
 Rene Gates, Of Goodyear. Will be il .he town court this (Monday) mornin 70 answer to the charge of violation o 2rc liquor law. Gates home was raide 'y officers Saturday night and two still md quantity of Inoonsnine seized. On 'f the stills was warm when taken b Inc officers. Gates was brought { Oznielson and locked uy. but was re