Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

of violations Of the light laws by urlVerS i Of horse-drawn vehicles and by bicycle | riders hereabouts for months past. Auto u1obilists who are held to rigid account ability fer driving without proper lights, are protesting that drivers of many ve- h,cles that are other than m6tor-driven do not obey the lighting laws, and that these drivers are @ menace to all traf- ic on the highways after dark. Lights should be shown by all vehicles driven at night not only Cn state highways, but on unimproved roads as well It's apple blossom time in Canterbury. Five Danieison men who were riding along the high way that leads from Can -erbury Green 10 Brooklyn were amazed Saturday afteruool 10 come upon an old apple tree fairly dazzling in it's beaut full dress Of blooms Some of the people . u the car were inclined to pinch them selves to seE whether they were really a wake and seeing accurately, for an apple rree in tlossom in Windham county Sep renlber Q is q rare sight indeed. AS evidence 10 substauuiate the ta.e they would tell their friends when they ar rived back in Danielscn, each man took - along g. spray of the pretty blossoms from limbs of the tree hanging over the wal beside the highway. The tree was especially remarkable in that 1t was in rgr bloom. not spotted here and there Erh a spray Of flowers.
 The new highway route from Brooklyn 70 Hampton has promptly diguihed with tue pole marker bands that indicate improved state highway to motorists - toJrlng ln Connecticut. The bands that mark the new tr3l, some are already calling 2 The General Israe! Putnam trail, are ot red as mark the east and west routes in this state. As the fact frfF fa new gaVay being ssen more travel is - passing over it daily, and it is certain ,n be a very popular route.
 The suggestion that the route be called The General Israel Putnam trail is due .0 the fact that the famous revolutionary hero left his plough in a field a Brook .y0 village to respond to his counrys --I and 10 the fact that "a splendid monument has been erected to his mem 1ry in Brooklyn. only a few yards from where the new route enters the village snd close beside the historic field where .a au l1~tauLs notice he left for war.
 KuhuSly high schools football team lost Saturday by an overwhelming score -s tga New London Vocational school .eam in a contest staged on the Quinc- paus. grounds IL was the first real -ame for the I[ II. s. team and the nrst that any team representing the -41coi has played tn nearly a score of wears. Despite the fact that the K. II. s. team was swam1ed on Saturday lo- -sl men who saw the game say that Xiii ingly has material for the making of Q nigh class school team and that when he organization rounds into condition Curing late October and carly november much more successful results are to be anticipated.
 As the date for the annual business meeting of te town, Monday October g. approaches, # is becoming more and more evident that the gathering will be filled with lively interest Taxpayers have been favorably impressed with the re- GUcld estimates for maintaining various dsp1rtments os the town but many also feel that even more slashing Of costs is possible along certain lines. and official salaries will undergo close scrutiny in connection with an earnest desire to get back unL-r a limitation cf running the town, even # hoped for improvements nave 10 be deferred until conditions are i-hsreUr than they are at the present lime. 'r people who own real estate Dan-eis1- find it at all profitable as su investment these days and boosting rents Is entirely out of the question business conditions considered.
 Some Of the cotton mills in this part 1t the country are reporting business prospects seem brighter than at any time Tor more thau a year. During the pas week orders have poured into local con -erHs. especially to mil supply houses The cotton mills escaped the crash fol months alter the silk and wooleu mill! were hi and have not shown the recoy. cry since noted in greater or lesser de gree -n the other mentioned textile fields Things seem 10 have frightened up won uerfuiy for some of the cotton mill. Heraa5outs in the past week or ten days on the other hand. the automobile tirt fabric business is in the Go.druns again though the big pant at Goodyear is oper at5ng steadily on basis of forty hour! per week.
 public comfort station, somethin, mat DanieLson is badly in need of. may be inc outcome Of the activities of cn, of the new committees of the Chambet Of Commerce, the public improvement. committee. No such station now exist m the business section, though a ram shackie building at the rear of the towr hal building has served It is hoped {, have this old building torn down tnrougl arrangements with the selectmeH
 There will be many delegates at Brock lyn today for the annual convention C tne Windham County Sunday school as sCriation.
 Henry A. DoIbeare of New Bedforc spent Sunday with friends in DanieIson
 Miss Helen F., Awkward has been quit, il tho past few days at her home ol Academy street.
 James Garland is at New Haven f attend the funeral of William McTaugb lin, who died at New Haven and who i to be buried in New York Mfr. McLaugh Inns people formerly were residents O Hampton
 The Windham union Of Congregationa churches IS to meet al the Westiel Congregational church here Tuesday Oc tober A.
 Mrs. Thomas Reynolds and daughte or Hartford are visiting local relatives.
 Frank Malhot, who has been a patien 7t the Day Kimball hospital in Putnar Tor several weelrs. is steaGtH reco- c-inS and is now able to sit up.
 Miss Jean A. Belden lf Worcester wis ted with friends In Danielson over Sun day.
 The fall and winter order of service were resumed at St James church Sun day.
 The fall schedule Of the New Have road IS in effect Trains over the Iocs lines are running an hour later than UT der the schedule that has been in effec during the summer months.
 Missions for the people Of St. lame parish are scheduled to begin Octobf and will continu~ through the mont with each week devoted to specified scc rions Of the congregation.
 Some beautiful tints are to be see along the highways in this part of tt rounty, although the full glory of fl sutumnal foliage has not been brougf out.
 Boy Scouts enjoyed week end hike