Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-09
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

arrangement. The members of the cham Der did not en -huse particularly over the proposition that it favor some arrange ment for h aging about series of band concert 'a pavis park during the sum- mer season The chamber voted in fa- vor of holding a field day during the month of August.
 QuestiOnnaIres recently sent out as in- vitations for suggestions as to what the chamber of commerce can do to best help Danielson as a whole and individuals in making a success of their businesses, are | to be opened next week
 The matter of keeping the business section free of dust came up for consid- eration. It will be recalled that no ar rangement is in force this year, for the | first time in more than two decades, to sprinkle streets in and near the business section. Dust is becoming bOthersome. This matter was referred to the griev- ance committed, Inquiry will be made as to whether the use of water or oil is preferred in subduing the dust in side streets-that it may be kept from blow ing in to the business section, where paved streets do not accumulate much dust.
 Wednesday morning at s.30 the fu- neral of Mrs. Peter Casey was held from her home at Dayville Four Corners with services at St Josephs church, in Dayvile, at o'clock, Rev. Ignatius Kost. the pastor, being celebrant of the mass of requiem. Burial was in St. James cemetery at Danielson. The bearers were William Campbell, Frank Brophy, Edward Casey, George Foster John Osborne and Torrance Brennan Louis E. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 DanielsOn fremen so far are pleased with the success of the carnival in whict they are participating. The form of en' tertainment and diversion is new to Dan ielson and has attracted large crowd: every evening.
 Mrs. Amelia Guertin, wife of Xavier Guertin, Is dead at their home in Plain field.
 R. F. Lawson of Valley Falls was z visitor with friends in Danielson Wed hesday.
 With final adjournment of the genera assembly Wednesday Representatives E L.. Darbie and Walter E. Frissell hav completed the regular session labors fo , which they were elected last fall. Don't fail to attend the large consign ment sNIe of groceries and provisions t
 be sold at auction at Witter's auction rooms. 42 Main street, Saturday, Jun
 
 timated value of this enormous stock
 s3,000-adv.
 Attorneys who are representing ell ents in the matter of granting permit to bus lines to operate in competitio with the trolley road through towns | this section say they are without infor
 nation as 10 when a decision, followin
 the hearing, may be expected.
 Read "The Secret Chamber by Elsi Pate, Kiuingiy High school in Tn
 Transcript, Danielson, on sale today
 adv.
 closed car owned and driven by Re, lrnatius Kost of Dayville was damaged ( when 1t was Tn a rear-end colliison wit ( one Of the buses of the Pcllett line, a [ Elmville.
 c. o. Thomas special silk sale s15 yard, about 12 price. all kinds, all co . ors over 100 different n'eces.-adv
 Pecnies are blossoTinG all throug
 this territory and present a beautifJ 1 sight for lovers of flowers.
 The old controversy as to whetht cotton mill employees shall labor 55 houl
 a week or be restricted to 4s hours weel Ily is protrudnE itself into the industrii 3 interests of today in this immediate V
 cinity Most of the plants are on 2 q