Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-29
DANELSON

AAla mANAil4ul AA4At dllDMtu U4 idW lOl such an offense. s10o. with costs, the total being sf16.47, which La Plante arranged to pay. La Plante was ap- prehended at the weekend by State ohicer Merrill R. Keith.
 ctirens will have cause to congratu- late town officials this fall on the man. ner of preparation of the forth coming town reports More detail in setting forth facts and figures than has ever previously been involved in producing a town report will be in evidence this fan. and a student of the reports of the various departments of the towns ac- tivities will have little difficulty in ob- taining much information that some times In the past has been more or less ohscurely set forth.
 Printing the report in the form which It will appear may possibly require the Insertion of a few extra pages. but the expense attached will be well worth while and Killingly's reports will rank in clesrness and detail with the best in the state Much credit is due Arthur A. Bean. in charge o the books at the ofice Of the selectmen, for the improve ments m reporting town affairs in the form in which they will appear few weeks hence.
 Adrance estimates indicate that the NNNn Nl VIII SAlOW d Sul- plus over maintenance costs of about $500 for the year ending July 31 last. The exact figures are not yet available. The town court does not usually appear as an asset in town affairs. For years it has proved a liability, costing much n1ore than it has produced in revenues. Heavy penalties imposed in liquor eases during the twelve months covered by the forth coming annual report are .Tar N.s 4t.r Flrplus Those who paid in these heavy lines were prosecuted for violations of the state liquor laws-Selling cider Jamaica ginger. moonshine and other htoxican1s
 Heavy fines inflicted for violations of Se motor vehicle laws. such as driving automobiles while under the influence If liquor do not figure in the past years profits of the town court. All r1ch fines are taken by the state fact that some Tn touch with court week feel should he changed. IL is held in some quarters that the town should have al least a part of such fines for the lovn supplies the legal machinery and meets the entire court expense in hand Ing such cases while the state steps ir and takes all the money. Possibly a bill may he offered to the next session of the legislature changing this arrangement s0 that the town may share in the pen tity money as a means of offsetting its sourt costs.
 KnHnrIy. like all other towns here tbouts, has been exceptionally hard hi turing the past few weeks in the ma. Tor or damage 70 highways as the result M unusually heavy summer storms
 For moro than a month town official, shsrEed with the city of road repai york have been up to their eyes in thi. tind of labor. and as fast as some dam tred highway is made it for travel an 'ther Is washed out in some succeedin: Eorm.
 A storm that started in Saturday an, was stun doing business Monday after noon has added to the damage alread, sustained by the 15s miles of highwa. in this town. The road repair bill i going to be high in Killingly this year Tact for which no town official can b. aeld responsible. or they lay no clain 70 being in control of the weather.
 Public schools throughout tse tow, will begin their years sessions next Tuesday morning. Preparations fol the beginning of another school yea are SO well in hand that it is expecte The opening day will find the organizs Ion work for the term completed. larger registration than last year is ex pected. but it is never able to determin this Is advance
 Although rain ont in to spoil the fir, rame staged by Manager Bill Martin ( The Danielson baseball team with tn Providence Independents. Mir Martin not discouraged and is going right ahea booking fast teams to appear here dul ng the remainder of the season. Mar t<er Martin will make known in a da pr two something relative to the ney seam to appear here. and promises ths fe attraction will be an unusually goo sne
 Thirty-four cans containing an ave aEe Of 200 hnEcriing trout each are e, pected here within few days for di fr'uution in favorte trout brooks this territory. Some of the trout wi go into Snake Meadow brook. other nto Mashantuclk, others into Quendoc 'thers info Blackweils, others into Fla brook and so on
 The past springs fishing demonstrate tt uuite conclusively that trout brool sereabouts have been pretty well fish, put. Hence the restocking with the a T the state. which furnishes the tro coming to Danieison. Something hf io be done unless a favorite spring spo was to be allowed 10 slip into the di sard, so Henry Dague bestirred himse md obtained the applications from hen who are to receive trout in the ianes in the near future
 The summer now drawing to clo has been a wonderfully fine one f young trout because there has been constant and unusually large summ r1pply of cold water in the brooks. IT past spring's spawn should have do splendidly. Therefore when 6s ingerliHgs are added to the best broo S this territory there should be sor great fishing next spring.
 TO was again asserted Monday tF, ihrre is little chance that any rnanufa turing plant in this tetritory will ha ho shut down through a shortage of SC soal And, it was claimed, that plen r soft coal ts available and has be tu tho time for those vf.o are willf pay the price. In any event, the leed be no worry about plants closi Town on account of coal as some he leei may occur. this impression gaini rround from the publication of a sta. nent that one great automobile man tact1ring concern Is to close abS September IS. because of the coal sitr Ion.
 state Omcer Merrill R. Keith V hrown from hls motorcycle. Sunday
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