Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21

Clark, whose home Is in Ansonia, is en- gagged in Dapieison in the practice of his profession and is veteran of the World war. .~ --- '-'
 It is expected that a large majority of the business men of Danielson will be brought together soon at a banquet that has been arranged as feature of the rejuvenation of the Danielson Business Mems association, which Is to be known hereafter as the chamber of commerce Secretary Albert F. Ralston is making the plans for the affair with the assist { ance of c''>N- ,nfHcials of the chamber i'd the indications are that 1t will be very nuclI u .- success.
 In compliance with the erders of the public utilities commission in passing upon the petition of the borough of Dan 1 ielson for reduction of water rates, which was denied, the Crystal Water company of Danielson is taking steps to make such improvements in their service as were recommended. As yet nothing thas been done toward improving the 1 condition of Stearns reservoir. This will be taken care, of in the near future by the water company, as will all other inn i provements that were suggested. Up to Wednesday afternoon, no, de- cision had been given out by the se- lectmen as to what will be done with the
 row of maple trees that it has been pe- titioned be removed from the south side 1 of Davis park.
 Chief John Mcfarland of the police said Wednesday that no decision had
 been reached as to where the new polce Esignal will be installed, but that 1t win
 be on Main street and probably in the vicinity of the Attawaugan hotel, so that
 a view of it can be obtained from con- siderable distance. 1 Miss Ida Portelance, who came here to attend the funeral of Michael J. Sul- livan, has returned to her home in Prov idence.
 Wednesday there were :s prisoners at l the Windham county jail in Brooklyn, a humber of them awaiting trial at the
 May, term of the superior court.
 Members of the Cooking class of the
 Girls club held a meeting Wednesday
 evening. s5 - Two new recruits-we Wellington Bitgood
 and Arthur Grimes-have joined the Supply company, located here, of the
 mobile artillery regiment. The company now numbers 61t enlisted men. l A dozen cinnamon buns and a loaf of bread, special combination for 30 cents Saturday at the Star Bakery, Main 2 .-. Spring came back with cheer, sunshine
 and warmth Wednesday,, after live days
 of dreary weather and business in Dan.
 ielson benefits by the change. s
 The Crystal Water company has been
 put ito an expense of about $50 by the
 breaking of oneNof it's hydrants at Fur.
 mace and Franklin streets. The persons
 responsible for the damage had not beer
 located up to, Wednesday. t ;.
 John A. Richmond of Worcester was
 a visitor with friends in Danielson Wed
 nesday
 Peach trees that are in blossom < al
 through this sectionS make beautiful
 sight. Miss Phoebe Choquette of New .Haver Is visiting relatives in Danielson. Saturday brings the end of the presen passenger train service on the New; Ha ven road through Danielson. The ney
 schedule, which is decidedly difteren
 than the one now in force, becomes eff fective on Sunday.
 Trout fishermen say they are not hay
 ing such success along the streams a
 marked the opening of the season. Th trout seem to be taking an. of perio-
 from biting. Few good strings have bee shown here in the past few days 2,