Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
DANIELSON


 Many from Danielson were at Wau-
 regar Labor Day to attend the an
 nual field day and picnic arranged ny
 the pastor and mem hers Of the sacred
 Heart parish.
 Thomas Head of Winsted was a
 holiday guest of Michael Head and
 family of Academy street
 Herbert Barber ana Fred Ganache
 were at Worcester on Labor Day to attend the New England Fair.
 Miss Jane Marion Of New Bedford visited with friends in Danieison over the holiday.
 provided on Labor Day for all Dan iefscr people who wanted to get to Putnam and there were a great many such, to attend the Welcome Home cciebration.
 There was no session of the town court on Labor Day. which was an exceedingly quite holiday here.
 Michael J. Sullivan of Providence
 spent the. holiday with relatives in
 Dancing featured the holiday at wudwood Park. where many have
 found pleasure or such casions throughout the season,
 An expianation that does not ex- plain, does not serve it's purpose very well Overlooking reference by the sEmpicyes' committee" of a story that appe1rcd- in the Danielson news in The Bulletin on August "A. sum day date. the explanation does not ln- clude a statement that the representa- lives Of the strikers were very pla in lv told when they submitted their statement that certain para gra phS un- fairly criticisiztne the press in said statement would be permitted to go tor print as submitted. but in that ease the persons responsible for the unfair statements would he called to account fSs It The statement of the .-Esnoioyers' Committee also neglect f-esfonaeie matter vas removed by - @rsrnseg1tz lives of the striking troll fsvrr,en before 1t was finally submitted F1r publication and after the writer had seen it Other ohjectionable and unfair statements were allowed to re- main in tn estatement. Neither does the expIa anatton state that a repre- sentative of the local trolieymen, dur ing the afternoon of August 24, came 10 the writer and told him that par sKraphs objected te had heen strick en from the statement Neither does the expia ns tfon include any repudia tion of the shameless abuse heaped uB0r the press and scribes dur ing the past week hy a speaker rep reserting the strikers st public meet ings held Tn their behalf in this ter rito-y-
 The Bulletin correspondent has co4nted the majority of the strik- ing trolleyTnen among his friends and 7odua aintances for years and it is not in any mea sure plea sure to argue with their representatives through the press The occa sion has made it nee essary.' however.
 The petitien for . vote on the li- cense question at the annual town | meeting, in October is being circulated 1 in Danielson and signatures are being l obtained. Those in charge of the pc 1 whatever in getting the requisite | number of voters to sign and that 1 there will be 8 vote on the question. ! While many will regard the whole l proceeding as fighting over a dead | horse, it is promised as very cer tain thing that there will he a real contest over the matter at the polls, just lively as though Djrohibition had never been heard or in this ter -ttory.
 naaieison members of Putnam Country club are interested in the coming to Putnam on Thursday aft ernoon of this week of Thomas Me a professional golfer. who [ win be the first player of his high class to play the links
 Judge W. Fenner Woodward. now rice president Of the organization. is being mentioned popusarly through sut the state for election as pres dent of the State Firemens associa- rion. which will open in New Haven sn Wednesday Judge Woodward has been q member Of the DanieIson de- partnent since he was IS years of lge
 There were special Labor Day masses al St James church Mondayl many attending.
 A large number of Danielson peo- sle were at Norwich La Dor Day 10 lttend the County Fair.
 Oliver A Downs of Brooklyn has me of the finest fields of potatoes 'rovn in Windham county this fall about 1S acres being given over to (