Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

subscriptions get approval cards from the Chamber of Commerce, has been ar ranged in Norwich, before being allowed to solicit here. Only recently. Danieison was visited by canvassers who were of uncertain standing and those who paid them money are still waiting for the pub licationsfor which they subsccibei.
 To the general public the warming is again issued to beware of magaztne sab scription canvassers, especially when theyasl that money be given them a. ths time of subscribing.
 Only reasonable rsctrictions will he placed on the use of fireworks and other explosives in observing the Fourth ia Danielson. The limitations are the same as In recent years Reckiessnass in the use of firearms will be promptly set down, for it is felt in official circles that all can have a good time with put 'ndrls~ ing in dangerous practices.
 It is not anticipated that the night before" will be particularly noisy In Dan ielson, although every precaution viii be taken to curb those who would indulge in unduly noisy demonstrations
 The recent warning by the police that use of explosives purchased for the Fourth must cease until B. m of .he holiday has had a good eh4c-.
 A large number from Danie'so7 were at Roseland park on Wednesday, to at tend the united Sunday scnool picnic Of the Congregational. and Methodist church. es The trip to the park was made :n motor vehicles. At Roseland the day was pleasantly spent in the usual diver sions. The party returned here early in the evening.
 Employees of the state highway depart 0Ad Ipr WA1nnS1ay filling with amesite ruts that have be- come worn parallel with the trolley rails in Main street. These little ruts were hothersome to traffic, especially to horse drawn vehicles.
 It is stated on the authority of com petent observer that not more than 20 per cent of the people of Danielson now do baking at home, though the percent age Is higher at this time of year than during the cooler months. Three-quarters of the families of the borough buy ready made" bread. The supply comes from local bakeries and from outside con cerns that run motor trucks here rom points as far away as Providence,
 Business houses here anticipate an i'm provement of business as a result of the resumption of operations at the Good year mills next week. Goodyear has been
 
 cially during the period when the pay roll there was approximately Sl,ooo,0Oo annually. Even with one shift working Goodyear will pay out big sum of mon ey each week and much of this will md Its way into local trade channels.
 A week from today (Thursday) brings the first of the half holidays for the forces of business houses in Danielson' The stores will close at noon and remain closed for the day. In connection with the coming of the halt-holidays, which will occur on Thursdays during July and August. number of business houses will offer special inducements for those who come out to trade Thursday mornings
 The first six months of 1921 that end with today have been more or less un- profitable for the manufacturing concerns of Killingly. It has been a period oi readjustment and of effort to stabiliz, the textile business. Representatives oi practically all of the mills, though ther' are exceptions, say that there has beer | little or no profit in manufacturing ant l quantities of goods that have been made up have been sold at loss. The marke | for cloths has been decidedly unsettled and uncertain and at times-much of thC tiine-there has been what the mill mer call no market" which means that . prospective buyer makes any kind of ar offer for goods. hoping to make a pur. chase at far below the real value of the materials he seeks. Bids at times havt been upon the auction style, raised 2 fraction of a cent at time with view to fixing a new low sale price. Thi: condition has left the textile industry up set
 Notwithstanding that some of the man ufacturers clam not to be making { cent of profit, though the plants operat at full time 1t Is pointed ont that th' loss is not so great as though the plant | were allowed to stand idle and their or gsnizations allowed to scatter.
 As the months go by the untowart conditions that are confronting most o the mills, on which Danielson almost en tirely depends for it's prosperit-. are ex | rected to clear up and sore of tha man ufacturers are looking for 1922 to be m other boom year.
 State cHcer Howard, E lciiintt wa
 in Dsnielson Wednesday or business per taining. to the department ne represents
 Joseph Henry Labonte who $ studvir for the priesthood at LaSalette c5ileg at Hartford, and his sister. Irene Ter LaBonte, student at St Joseph's cen vent at North Grosvenordale. are spend ing the summer here with their father Joseph LaBonte
 Tn Danielson Wednesday the temnera ture again hit the 90 mark which ha been a favorite with the weather ma for more than a week
 . Thomas McDermott who for years ha been a clerk at the City hotel in Put nam. is coming to Danielson his forne home next week to enter the emplo of W s. Brown at the Attawaugan he tel
 Transnorta ton lines operating in tn Geld will furnish extra service durin tho holiday period.
 While there are man yadnirers c Carpenter those who would risk the money on his winning the champion chi from Dempsey are asking odds. Onl small bets are being made here on tt outcome of Saturdays match.
 C1autauoua guarantors were hustiin nn Wednesday to fulfill their agreemer nrior to the coming of the annual sun
 mn- attraction.
 Frank P. Richardson of Fan R'vt was visito- with friends Tn Danielso on Wednesday
 Manufacturine concerns here win clo, Saturday at noon for the holiday uerio resu-ning operations next Tuesda morning.
 Stanley GaIenski. who Is held to al
 swer to charge of stAaIin~ 2 cano the property of North Ashford ma | was taken 10 Rrooklvn iaiI ir defa-,