Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-24
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

There was nothing lacking at the state armory Friday evening to make the an- nual reception of the KiIlingly High School Alumni association In honor of the senior class and the dance that follow cd the usual pronounced social success. The big drill shed and the balconies were filled to their capacity with those who came to dance and those who came restricted to gaining their enjoyment of the occasion from observation of others who attended
 The reception furnished opportunity for large numbers to offer congratula- tons to the graduates and to members Of the faculty of the school who stood in the receiving line.
 The long dance period that followed the reception was a period of deligh for graduates, alumni and the hundreds oi others who came to enjoy a function that each year adds to the prestige of the re- ceptlon as a social event.
 The armory was prettily decorated for the annual event. Music was by Wood's s augmented novelty orchestra
 Runor has 1t thas lack of funds will prevent the completion of the state-aid stretch of highway that is being built from Dayvtlle east past the town farm 50 the state highway leading from Day VIII and through Attawaugan to Putnam unless the town taes some action that win give authority to the selectmen to proceed. in conjunction with the state in carrying out the work.
 ft appears at the present time that funds now available will not be sufficient Co complete more than half the joD that had been undertaken. While this cannot De classed as a calamity, 1t certainly will constitute a very great disappointment for many hundreds of motorists who would find the cut on a great convenience m dtime saver for them
 There seemed to be a sentiment about town on Friday that the selectmen, ii there are no legal barriers in the way would be given authority to go ahead and complete the job if a special towr meeting Go consider the matter be call cd
 The prospect on Friday was that per. sons who are interested in having tho Job completed while the men and appa' ratus for carrying out the work are or the job would ask the selectmen to cal a special town meeting, fl this prove: necessary in order that the proper au lhority be obtained.
 Had your iron today? Take 1t viz Raisin Delight, at Daggett's, iioosup.- adv.
 Rev Irnatius Eost is now touring fl
 
 Joseph's church st Dayville sent card postmarksd st Wurzburg, which arrive' here Friday. During the summer perio, in which he will be absent from, his par ish after years of incessant devotion t. his duties Father Kost will visit at hi old home in Munich and in scores o places in various European countries H is expected back in Dayville early i September.
 It appears that "King" GeorE Jacques who was born on the Fourth c July Is to be a prime mover in arrangin East Killingly's observance of Independ ence Day King George has been Grand Cyciops in the East Killingly ter ritory for period out of memory, bu be Is Of the sturdy American type tha never grows old and never fails to recog nize an opportunity for patriotic manifes tation. So it may be recorded her that with the king actively engaged i working out East Killinglys holida plans there is going to be somethin doing really worth while. and hundred of Danielson people who know the kin will descend upon his domain on tt Fourth and contribute to making tt celebration there the big success pr dicted for it Tn this case, "The king very much alive; may the king new de 2"
 The highway along the route from tI Connecticut -Afassachusetts border soutl ward through the towns of the uinebau Valley Co New London fairly hummed C Friday with the motor traffic induced I the Yale-Hsrverd boat races on th Thames.
 Many scores of cars. chiefly with Ma sachusetts registrations. rolled soutl H arH al q morning hours and until quite late The afternoon, when belated race-goe were somewhat inclined to forget. abo rpeed regulations in their anxiety to g 10 the front. Sensing their destinatio he police of towns along the route inte cred practically not at all with the