Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08
DANIElSoN

Although obtsctors have taken no de- finite action intended to bring about of ficial consideration of the protests they are making as individuals, much is be- ing said by well known citizens against the building of the public comfort sta tions in the south drive at the town hall building. Some of the objectors say that building of the stations where they are being put in violates the vote of the town meeting which authorized the con struction, contending that the vote says that the stations shall be "in the town hall" building.
 Two automobiles that 1t Is alleged are stolen cars and which are said to have been recovered by members of the state police department in New London county town are being held at the state police barracks here Nothing definite relative to the history of the case is available for publication here at the present time.
 East KiIlingly is EoinE to have elee- tric lights. This has at last been decid- sd upon by the Peoples Light and Pow CT company after a careful check up of the new territory to be served and as- certaining the approximate amount of yearly business 10 be expected from the territory.
 It was stated Monday that the work of constructing a pole line will begin in the near future The lighting com pany already has a line to Elmville and will set poles from that place up over what is known as Dog hill through to Killinglv Center. Just how the line will run from the Center to East Killingly has not been decided as yet, but East KillinEly Is going to have its lights and when drear November and December days, with their early evenings are al hand. residents of East Killingly will he no longer dependent upon kerosene ol Ras lamps, which will have gone, proba' bly, forever Electric power also will he made available for the manufacturing concerns doing business at East kil' lngly.
 Either John Flood of Killinsly Center or J Carl Witter of this place owns race horse that may yet startle the world It matters little that Famous Nutwood was chased to the stables al Willimantc after going several heats 1T Glass A at the races held in Williman tic last Satur lay, when the horses en tered in this class were reeling off milei in anywhere from PA down to 2.17. I appears that Nutwood wasn't feeling well. and so informed the driver, lyle Andrews, of nanielson, before he start ed in the first heat But Famous Nut wood is a real sport and let the drive know that they would go out there to Eether and make a showing, which the, did Driver Andrews says that Nut wood is game old bird and stuck to when he should have been back in tn showers recuperating so as to get int his usual form which practically match es that of whiskaway. Mir. Flood an Mir. witter are beth highly capable an experienced horsemen. They know race horse when they see one, and i Nutwood they have an animal that wi bear watching. Of course. he may nc get fully rested up this week, but whe fair time swings around he will be ou front reaching tor the doughbag ths s the reward of every winner on tn ace track Watch himi
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Blanchette C Wauregan, were considerably injure and a boy who was riding with thel was shaken up, when something .wer wrong with the steering gear of tr Blanchette car, near the Gardner plac on the state highway north of Waur' gan. Sunday afternoon. and the ca plunged into a wall. Mir, Blanchett was hurled put and suffered variou scratches and bruises, as did Mrs. Blar chette They were attended by Dr. l F. Todd of Danielson and later wer taken to their homes It had not bee definitely decidaI up to Monday noon 3 to whether they had suffered internal 1T juries. State police officers quickly r sponded to a call and went to where tt accidenti occurred.
 Agent Herman NJ. Coulter of u TnF rofI TT0a ad business trip to Akron Monday with u cheerful news that business again is g ing splendidly III the Rubber city ar that the prospect for the tire manufa .uring concerns is excellent. High graC 'sbor in Akron is scarce at the presel -ime and there is employment there f. many additional men who are skill, and willing. The Goodyear Tire ar Rubber company has made a remarks pie recovery from the difficulties in which it was plunged by the unexpect' slump in business early in the fall
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 This great concern is now forgil ihead and each succeeding statemel hat it issues covering half year pc ods of activity shows substantial ear ngs.
 The strike of railroad workers Is | ng felt more in Ohio than in the eai srn section of the country, MT. Coult indicated, citing instances of difficulti
 ncountered in making the trip to Akr nd return.
 Members of Rose of Lima council,
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 Tuesday, evening to consider a matt n importance. g. matter that Is bel ,rought to the attention of all the cou ills of the order in Windham county.
 The work of extending 6-inch g