Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-05
DANIELsoN

Washouis along the sides of the new ttate Highway from the foot of the hill nr1r the Hall place at South Killingly eastward Co the Rhode Island line were ra1zed by The dovupour of rain on La- nqr day Near the Hall place the new state highway had 10 be cleared by rnoQcIers ot material that was washed nut upon ii. The sides of the hill are ruIlied. but the new highway does not Hprsar Go bs injured at that point.
 Farther east just beyond the Percy b'Ipen pIacs. deep gullies border the very edge of the highway on either side and thia Is also tho case at points stu further eas. Where the state highway is in rrocess of construction on Dark Lanttrr Schoolhouss hill there are rasho1ts and In some places the center of ihe highway was washed out by the nnueaaiiv heavy storm.
 All through thiz secticn highways were again damaged on Monday, keep Ing the sesscn's extraordinary record in tais respect.
 Anothsr sandidase-Lsuss L'Honame rf Goodyear. is m the field for one of the two nominaticns that the coming republ'can caucns will make for select nsr.- Mir L'Homue announced Monday Afternoon that he has finally agreed to ns a candidate atter general urging by hl1 friendA He is a resident in the r8cond voting district of the town. so win be a direct opponent of James Ba- pom. present republican selectman from lhs second district
 Cars driven by q. B. Wesscott of East Orange. N J.. and Henry Milone, a Fcunr man resident on what Is known ls the Hammett place, Green Hollow load. craahsd late Monday afternoon at kn Ue1lcott was coming up Main street and AIEone out Of Center when tie ac- cstent occurred. No one was injured, k16urh the cars were considerably dam nrad Upon finding that young Milone uns without an operators license, Chief 1onn Mcfarland ordered him to appear Ia court this morning.
 Westcott is visiting with relatives in TaureEzn-
 smah Jane Daxon died Sunday night nL the home of her brother, Charles Dixcn. North Main street. She was born in Providence, Dec 24, 1886, a l1ixon. Besides her brother she leaves D nephew, Walter l.. Dixon of Daniel bon She was a member of the Alta Fausnn Methodist church
 Stanley Newir. . Russian Pole, rest fent in Goodyear, was being held Mon Gay night a. Central Village to answei lo a charge of shooting Theodore Ro bItaflle. at Moosup, Monday forenoon Nowik and Elmer Bley. of Wauregan tnEared in an argument over possession H a bottle of moonshine near Spraguei table at Moosup and when Bley refuset b deliver up NoWik pulled a revolver sobitaiIie went over to pacify the mel md in attempting to relieve Nowik O he gun it was discharged and Robitaiil Nightly wounded. He went to the Da. Klnhau hospital at Putnam for treat ncnt-
 Piaus for Labor day observance tkrourhout this corner of the state wer literally drowned in Mondays delugs rausirg disappointment to thousand and financial losses to promoters of en hsrtainment enterprises and othe scheduied events
 sunday midnight brought a crashin electrical storm that kept many awake and morning followed along with pour inr rain out of the southeast. Shove succeeded shower until all hope of car ryinx out programs planned had to ahandoned entirely.
 South KillinEly's old Home day ot 1arrance was hard hit by the storm an hundreds who had planned to go ther aers disappointed There was such
 
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 Gcodyear's field day plans were spoil Cd. as were those of the Sacred Heal parlsh at Wauresan for it's annual law fsta. In Danielson the theaters bent al lending the picture shows In their effol Do nnd entertainment and at the sam lime escape from the rain.
 me storm did not seem to seriousl ramper automobile trafio. much uhich was made up of tourists en roui to their home towns after a holiday ( lonrsr vacation period. Cars bearir markers from dozens of New Tor owns and cities as well as from SCOT, R cities in New England states splasl "a along the wet highways with tf lrivsrs anxious to make their destin; tions Av early evening.
 Dainelson and all communities her abouts were as quiet and the streets [ 6ererted as on a winter Sunday afte noon. The weather man certainly d Q 100 per cent. job in upsetting Labt day programs in this territory.
 Michael Gallery. owner of Q Ford ca waa 1ued 4loO and costs, at session Inc town court Monday morning on charge that he had been operating motor vehicle while he was under u Influence of liquor. The fine and cos was paid
 Carery was apprehended on scho street Sunday by Chief John McFa land and Odicer Christopher Andrev as the three men in the car were abo to Indulge in a drink from a bott Chief McFarIand took possession of Il ear. which was driven to a local ga ars by Oficer Andrews and order raHery 10 appear in court Mondi morning. The officers started the inve uration that led to the court procee -ra after a complaint had been tel nboned in from the Hawkins street SC Son raiative to the occupants of the c and ths manner in which they were as hE-
 rho Bulletln'a announcement Mend morning that a citizens ticket Is to lr the deld at the annual town electi un tho first Monday in October stirr