Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-15
DAN1ELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

pupil cones tror. suca distant corner
OF the town as the Eelley sawnnfll dis
trict, IN rne extreme northern pzrt I
Killingly. Ballouvile sends considsra-
bic group. there are students from Alta
waugsn and from Goodyear and the
farming district thereabouGs. It Is held
that the town should pay for their trans
portation and relieve their parents or
whoever Is responsible for their e6uca-
ton from the expense and effort neces~
sary to get them to the trolley line each
school day morning.
Those who a.e opposing the plan say
that the town Is in no manner obligated
under the law to furnish such trsngpor-
tation; that u town Is required to FUR
nish transportation only IN cases where
1t does not maintain a high school.
which Killingly does. Advocates Of
transportatso nsay that having a high
school IN no wav relieves the town OF the
necessity OF furnishing transportation
for high school pupils.
Attention was being called Tuesday to
the fact that for many yearB-Sor more
than a generation. in fact. pupils have
been coming to Daniclsou from villages
OF the town to attend high school and
have managed to do Il without the town
meeting their transportation expense. II
transportation 10 now allowed at the be-
best OF residents IN and near Attawau-
gan. FeNouville and GOODYEAR. oppo-
| nents argue. Dsyville, East Killirgly. the
Valley. South Ffilisngfy. Einvilie and
other part sof the town vii send in re-
guests that pupils from these 'centers al
SO be furnished transportation, and. It
| .s held. will he making the request with
as much right OF favorable consideration
| as other parts Of the town. This will
| mean a heavy increase In expenses OF
| the toWn-and expense seems to. be what
many taxpayers are now kicking very
I gtrenuously against.
| Whatever the ultimate disposition Of
the matter. It provides subject II
which a great many have become inter-
ested.
No intoxicants seised in raids made
here within the past few weeks have
been returned TO their owners, nor is
| this ever done excepting where an err
ror in making the seizure has been es-
/ tablfshed. IN following out the order OF
the court IN recent cases. officers have
destroyed the seized goods, though res
ports that return to oWnArs have been
/ made in some cases have beer. broadcast
ed about the town.
Attorney Roscius II. Beck Of Vancou-
yer. Wash. formerly Judge OF the SUI
perior court OF the state Of Washington
now practtcing attorney there, is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Roscius Back Of
Winter street The visiting attorney Is
q brother OF Attorney Harry z. Back OF
Danielsen.
good sized consres alton assembled
Tuesday evening at the Congregations
church 10 hear the address by Bishop
Edwin Holt Hughes. =, The service was
arranged under the auspices OF the Dan,
i6fc = IT,
Tusic was by the federated churches
choir.
1t WIS recalled Tuesday that what /.
anown as aRiroad square. west OF tht
tracks OF the New Haven road, was e.
one time. Z fuel supply yard FOR tn,
| wood-brrning locomotives once in use
many years, on the old Norwich a-t
Worcester railroad. Hundreds OF cord
| OF wood were hauled into the yard from
the surrounding territory and Their
made ready for use by locomotive crews
, This railroad wood yard was & sourc
. ! u revenue for farmers and others VIII,
o"ned woodland. but It was. lost with tn
, coming. OF the coal-burning locomotives
Mrs. O.. ?. Bartlett had members 0
the w. c. T. u al he, home scr q meet
ing Tuesday afternoon.
J George a. Williams was az Dsyvifl
! ! -" -Ni'N-S 4'c- 0OiG- LAKES 4uSSutlT
Howard A. Cartier Of Central Fall
was q visitor with friends in DanIelso:
On Tuesday.
,diss Pauline Goss. formerly teache
a the Valley school, is now teaching q
Medheld, Mass.
A meeting Of the Danielson Girls clul
was held Tuesday evening.
The state duck pin tournament Il
which Frank Barber Of this place is a,
entrant viii br'Ag various star bowler
70 Danielson, where some Of the event
are to be rolled, from number of tn
r large cities of the state, and tn
rllatches vail furnish much eutertatr,
-aent for local followers OF the sport.
Tuesday evening the KilIlagly H.g
school basketball team went to Plain
Held for a game with the Plainfeld Hig
school team. A number OF student
from Ktllingly High school went alon
70 see the game
a whist party at their roomg. Tuesda
evening was attended BY the member
Of the Club Sociale.
William T. Jackson, who has bee
foreman OF the carpentry department 9
| the QuiuebauR company has roma =