Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-20
DARHELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

Alfred L. Reed. chairman, Andrew F. | Meech and Henry A. McEwen make up | a merchants committee of the chamber | of commerce that is to promulgate plans and arrangements of interest and bene- ht to the business firms of Danielson. It s not unlikely that, in the near future, some merchandising event of very spe- eial interest to Killingly and all of the communities In this vicinity will be arr ranged for, with the support of the chamber of commerce. The grievance committee of the cham her of commerce has reported through its chairman. Burdette e. Hopkins that progress is being made In the matter of devising some way and means of ahating the dust nuisance in the business section, One plan suggested Is Co flush the main street. Another Is to oil the side streets, st the expense of Abutting property owners
 While tho property owners nlong side streets loading Into tho business section may not relish the information, it has been stated that the seleetmen have full authority to either sprinkle tho streets with water or have them oiled and ,harRe tho expense to these abuttinG asonerty owners; notwithstanding that ,.NerS who benefit pay nothing, It Is iono ,u numbers of towns and cities and Is declared to be- entirely legal.
 Mrs isabelle Ncr, 7t. widow of M, Dwight Nefr, died Saturday morning at her home on School street Mrs Neft Hpd been seriously "a for about three weeks hut her death came SO uneXpect- s1iv gs to be Q surprise to her relatives,
 Mrs Nsn was born in Putnam, laughter of Ehcnczcr and Lola Park hurst RJthhun, but the greater part of Nsr llfe had been spent In Danielson, She was the widow of a Civil war vet .rsn and herself member of MeGre- sor eorps, womans Relief Corps, with which she had long been identified Mrs Nef was a member ot the Congrega ton al church She leaves son, Herbert who is a resident ot Providence, and her mother, who is ai years of age
 A window in . store in the business section contains s display that was at trsctinE much attention at the weekend and ls indicative of tho demand that has tnrunv ur under prohibition for drinks that arc supposed to be under the ban bt tho present Cne.
 The display that proved of such gen. rral interest included hops, malt beer bottles. capplng machines, bottle caps, printed sets of directions for making mon alcoholic drinkN" whIes can be purchased without the trouble of making anywhere. by the way aHd last, but not least instruments to test out the al- coholc content of any hrew that a person might develop from the ingre- d.ents on display. It was suggested by one on-looker that the testers were made savilable so that any person. who moro by accident than skill produced a bever. age containing in excess of one-half oi one per cent. of alcohol would know at once when 10 throw the stuff away.
 The anti-prohbitonlsts are getting many a good laugh out of a peek into that window. They are more or less familiar with the fact that the home brewing industry has grown by leaps and bounds in Danielson and that many man is laying claim 10 his ability tC produce a brew that you can't tell iron the old stuff" either in taste or effect Some of the home brewers who give at tention to costs claim that they are turn Ing out brew at cost of one cent and Huarter of a bottle and that they art not worrying at all over the return O. the alleyed good old days"
 It Is claimed that if a person coulc have the net income from the sale O beer making ingredients and accessor les in Killingly at the present time h. would be making more money than tn average saloon-keeper did under license and that Is saying a mouthful. The bee makers are becoming so numerous as t be startling.
 A publication devoting its attention exclusively 10 information pertaining {, what is being done ip the field of breed Ing thoroughbred Holstein-F -Friesian cat tle has the following to say relative t ths bull recently purchased at Syracus by W. s. Brown of the Shepard HI farm at Central Village:
 The highest. 7-day record bull in tn second cooperative national sale at Sy rscuse was Hollywood Glen Alex Seg; that was purchased by w S. Brown Q Central Village. This bull is 20 month old and Is Q son of Judge Segis. tn noted bull st the head Of the Hollywoo herd. Judge Segis, himself the famou prize winner in the show ring has thir ty-six tested daughters, including Van dercamp Segis De- Koi, that has twic made better than B pounds, making owe S1 pounds in her best test, and als having completed a year record of ovt 1000 pounds of butter and 22,6O0 pound ef milk. There are some one hundre daughters of Judge Segis in the Holly wood herd.
 The dam of the bull purchased by M Brown is Glen Alex Queen De Kol. f. nous as the breeds only 42-pound twc yNar-old and dam of the world chan pion first calf two-year-old. Glen Ale QueeS De Kol is a full sister to Tiet Queen De Kol 2d, who made over 4 pounds as a four-year-old Her dar rietje Queen De Kol, made 42.26 pound and is the only 42-pound COW that h; produced two 40 pound daughters or tv 3o-pound two-year-old daughters
 The five nearest dams of Mir. Brown