Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-05
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

"A
ness 81 its FOUNDERS. Momen are begin
Ming to complain that DRINKS are becoming
over bold. q nuisance in more ways thail +
one Citizens are being insuited by ton I
nuznei Gus group of perpetual drinkers no I
were sunposed to disappear with the com
ing Of prohibition The call is for a clean
up This item has no bearing at all %
the source OF the Intoxicating supply
which experience is showing will run on
forever. There Is nc reason, however. Why
intoxicated men should be- a source 81
worry to many decent people who mind
their own affairs-and Il it must be said
drink discreetly when they feel SO inclin-
ed Many people who occasionally I'M
bibe dcsest drunk and many more pe9-i
ole who never touch intoxicaslts abho- a
drunkard Why not a little cleanup par
ty 51st ahead Of cleanup week?
During Thursday there was q gradual
read1ustrnent OF working hours in various
lines Of endeavor in Danielson to comply
with the new time schedule that IS
now being generally observed. Even.
| off horses are sensing thatsit is for their
| greater personal convenience to get in line
no matter what their personal opinian
| about what many are pleased to term
| snlonkeying' with the clocks. DanielsoI
may ncw be regarded as definitely upon
| the daylight saving schedule until early
fall. in this arrangement it is in accocd
/ with ether industrial communities in this
part OF the state The agricultural dis
| tricts herea5outs are giving little atten-
ton to the matter, and they are not forced
{ to consider the change of time other than
as they are interested in the leaving time
OF the carly morning milk trairA for
which Danielson does not fit the schedule
II is good news to residents Of KiIIingly
fzrf ef~afr fr.f1 In
school system to know that the New
England college entrance certitication
board has again approved for a period oi
three years Killingly High schools schol-
astic standing, the certification carrying
with it the privilege for Killingly High
school graduates to enter without cram
inaiicp the majority of colleges and uni
versailles in New England, Yale and Har-
/ ward being among the exceptions. This
| renewal Of the certi1catio1 privilege agair
acentuates the high standing of KillfnglS
high school graduates of which have madt
such satisfactory records in higher insti
| tutions Of learning to which they hay,
been certified in recent years as to prove
| an important factor in the latest renew
al of the arrangement herein mentioned.
Somewhere, somehow, something wen
wrong between Norwich and Danielsor
Thursday morning and there was a shor-
/ age OF Bulletins mere. mat the news
dealers may not have to bear the brun
Of the complaints relative to the non-ar
rival Of the papers It is hereby explained
/, TO the upwards of 500 subscribers wnt
were left without their papers that tn
news dealers were in no way to blame
IOther hundreds who obtained their pap
. ers will confer a favor on neighbors i
supplying copies Of Thursdays issue.
A camp site-the irst to be establishes
in this section Of the state-is to be pro
vided by the chamber of commerce througl
arrangement with Glen Lyon The site /
on Steirns street, just off North Mai,
street, and will be made attractive and in
wiling fer touring motorists. Such camp
are common in northern New England. il
New York state and in western state
ad are yearly increasing in number Il
southern New England.
Weather permitting, Killingly Higi
schools baseball team viii open its seasol
with Plainfield High school, in the town 0
Plainheld, this (Friday) afternoon. A be