Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-09-26
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There Is q prospect-just prospect,
that the new state highway to Providence
will be open for through travel tomor-
row wednesday, It was the intention
on Monday that the last coating of "oiF'
be applied today on the section between
the Killingly end Of Dark Lanter hill and
the Rhode Island line and Little Rest,
and 20 let traffic use tn eclosed part OF
the route tomorrow. Bad weather or
other unforeseen happenings may disar-
range this program, but there is a pos
slbifity that ii viii be no longer neces-
ssry to use the detour after today. In
any event the week will witness the
opening OF the highway, the most inn
portant road building achievement to
Danielson IN years.
There is every indication that traffic
will pour over this route IN surprising
volume It Is the short route between
Providence and Hartford and one of the
principal arteries Of travel in this part
OF Southern New England. Danielson
viii benefit materially. On the other
hand II brings nearer not only to Dam
ielson, but all OF this section Of the
county the second largest shopping CEN
ter in New England. and that is some
thing that may well provoke serious
thought in merchandising circles In
Danielson.
Monday morning, the funeral Of Mrs.
zenaide Reeves, wife of Abel L. Reeves,
was held from their home on Main
with funeral services at St. James
church at o'clock Rev. John Roux,
NJ S., was celebrant Of the solemn high
mass OF requiem with Rev. Joseph Nous
Eier, NJ s., deacon and Rev. Edward J,
Shelley, M. s. sub deacon. Relatives
and friends representatives OF many
,,ffo
and more distant parts made up the
largest funeral congregation gathered at
the church in a long period. Church and
fraternal organizations of which Mrs.
Reeves was a member were in attend
Rnce. burial was in Holy Cross ceme-
terry Ths bearers were Danlase Boulais,
Pierre Boulaine, Joseph Halle, Rene Blu
teau, Frederick Roy, Albert Mayette.
There were many beautiful floral pieces.
Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral d.
rector.
If you viii cut out this advertisement
and mail It to The Plaut-Cadden Com.
Fany. Norwich. Conn, together with
Your address. you will receive a Book Of
Old Fashioned Songs free.-sdv
while the public school Of the town
OF Killingly are without tie full coal
bins that assure warm rooms in which
the hundreds Of pupils will study during
the coming cold weather period, there is
no reason TO assume that the buildings
will not be properly heated An ample
supply Of cord wood will be obtained
by the two school committees and this
we'll be used to supply heat during this
fan period. It seems reasonable thai
the schools be placed on the prior pref
erence list when coal begins to come
through. While the schools may not al
any time have the usual seasons supply
Of coal on hand, there is every propabili-
ty that the supply will be ample at al
times TO keep the buildings comfortably
warm.
This Tuesday evening at the towr
hall j. F. OConnell, general secretary Of
the American Federation of Textile Ope.
ratiyes Of Fall River Is to be the prin-
cipal speaker at meeting to be held
with a view TO arousing interest among
the unorganized textile workers OF Dan.
ielson and surrounding territory in tht
aims and objects of textile unions An
nOuncements relative to the meeting i'm
part the information that there are to b;
other speakers and that the addresses
are 70 be in French and Polish, as well Al
IN the English language.
monster motor truck, heavily Iader
with mill beams, was ditched Monda.
AFTERNOON on the new highway running
past the Klllingiy town farm when III
driver decided to pursue that courst
rather than run down a woman. Ac
cerGing 10 the drivers statement, HI
was rolling along at the average speed
when he noted a touring car stopped be
side the highway and a woman standing
near it. He gave warning Of the truck
approach by sounding his horn, but in
stead Of stepping out of the way, tn
woman came out nearer the center o
the highway, If the truck drivers yer
sion was correct and there was nothfnI
eft for him to do but run over her o
itch the machine. He selected the lat
ter course, and the truck stayed Their
Fntil another could be obtained to hau
\ out.