Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-08
DANIEISoN

Belle at Law, a pretty black mare that has been racing very successfully at fairs in southern New England this fall. has been sold by a group of local men that | have owned her for a year past. Belle | at Law has been cleaning up this sea |, son. winning races at Kingston, Nor wich, Brooklyn and other places. In | Wednesdays racing at Brockton fair, Bell at Law took first money in the race in which she was entered and set a new mark of 2.13 for herself.
 She has been racing under the entry l of c. H. Michaels, landlord of the Dam l ielson. inn and one of her owners The 1 local owners sold Bell at Law this week for a good price and she has since | been resold at $250o. Good horsemen say that it is not at all unlikely that she l will lower her mark of 2.1o before the end of the present racing season. Belle at Law is only five years old and is rated sound as a dollar. A first dividend has been declared by the Danielson Development association. This is the concern that was organized | here last winter for the purpose of bring | ing new industries into Danielson. That | it's programme has been successfully put into operation is attested by the pres- ence of the Paco Manufacturing com pany. The Development association SUD- piled the funds for the purchase of the l been remodeled and enlarged to house an industry that is now engaged in active op- | erations and doing a splendid business. Killingly's hunters will be out in field | and brush early as the light will let many | of them this (Friday) morning for the | first days sport of the season with dog and gun. Game birds are said to be \ quite plentiful in some sections here abouts, notwithstanding that last win 4aY- Nv 1,T ;c 4aa first hunting season since 1918 during which the shooting of partridge has been permitted. The law is off on these birds ! today
 The body of George Young. B, who died at the Norwich State Hospital Wednes day evening, was brought here Thurs day in charge of Undertaken L. K. Ken nedy. MT. Young had been resident Of the town of Killingly for great many years and up to the time his health be- gan to fail rapidly had for a consider { able period been engaged as a street cleaner here in Danielson. His home was in South Killingly, where he lived alone. It is said that there is lively demand s for apples to turn into cider. Mills en- gagged here on turning out the juice are having a big run of business. which prom ises to continue as long as apples are obtainable for running through the presses.
 In printing the list of cases on the criminal calendar of the superior cour, there was an official error in the case of the state vs. Longo. This case should have been listed the State vs. sIgnazic Longo, not Augustus Longo, as appears on the official calendars. This case is listed for trial at the October term of the superior court.
 Ell Next Friday a representative of the quartermasters department at Hartford will come to Danielson to make an in- ventory of all the state propsrty kept at the state armory here for the E equipment of company, State Guard Similar inspections of State Guard property are being made at armorie: E throughout the state. In some cases thu equipment is not being issued again, bu boxed for shipment to Hartford. Whether that will be the case with c company equipbent was not known here on Friday Hearty praise was heard Thursday c
 the first number of the entertainment 2 course arranged by Leo J. L'Homme pos of the American Legion. The Harpvoca
 ensemble made very pleasing little com i. pany, with Nellie Trimmer, Ethel Zinn 5 nler and Louise Harris as harpists an '. Miss Ethel Zimner as piano soloist an
 accompanist The legion members hay
 been striving to make the course of en tertainments success and have recsiv
 ed encouragement from the public Y Officials here are sounding the custom a ary warnings against carelessneas in th s handling of fires of leaves and hrusk now so common every day and evenin y throughout the borough. It is suggeste !" that burning of leaves especially. be nc
 undertaken on windy days and that hrs
 Of leaves started in the evening shoul
 be closely watched and thorolghl
 tirenched with water before they ar
 left for the night Serious loss throug n Fuch fires spreading to adjoining prope,
 ties may be caused if there is negligenc ?, in watching over them.
 The seIectmen, who were in eAs4ien q f. Thursday, organizing for the years worI
 the town clerk and registrars win hav ae ' busy day on Saturday if all of tn
 to-be-made electors put in an appea. in Ptnce and desire to qualify. The oflcia
 ftre to be in session from 8 g. ID. to 5 I h. in., and will be able to dispose of a FOG
 many cases during that period 9th.
 opportunities will be given to qualify, ( at l fhe 18th and 18th. Practically all . h. the applicants to be made are VI,
 'aen.
 d The closing down of textile plants
 this territory has caused some novir d. about from one village to another !
 families, but here is not much of this, ;
 
 lions are much the same in all mill eel ge ters as they are in Killing1y at the ore es ent time and little is to be gained |
 'aoying about.
 The temperature dropped to 29 degre, - In Danielson during the early hours
 Thursday morning, when there was
 !:illing frost.
 Reward for return of amethyst bar pi
 Mrs F. A. Jacobs, 57 Broad street-ad
 Norman S. Coulter has returned frol
 r.-business to Akron, his home city.
 William Sayles, who has been i'll fe
 many months. remains in little change
 condition at his home in E1mviIle
 Some Danielson people are intereste
 in the fact that the State Trade Scho.
 't Putnam has opened it's evening classt
 this week. These cl ksses will hold re,
 ular ses Sons throughout the fall ar
 winter.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver was
 Ideriden Thursday on a business trip
 Officials elected in Mondays ballotir
 aere have been qualifying for the ofd,
 they now hold.
 Quantities of splendid caufaaow
 grown on farms in the town of Brock,
 are coming into the local market and a
 being disposed of in the surrounSi.
 towns and in nearby city markets
 Henry c. Bennett of Lowell was
 visitor with friends in Danielson
 Thursday