Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-07
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

borough, some of whom have noticeably lost courage since the first of the year. When six people come to the verge of belligerency over the possession of some Dollar day bargain, all asking only a /, fighting chance to give upI their money for the article desired, there is no reason, | it may be said to doubt that business l can be created for all of the borough's business men If they will but get together and put on Dollar day that will include about all of the stores here. Danielson's business men have long been noted for ! their progressiyeness. What seems to be needed at just this time is a coalition movement, the creation of solid front the making of flying wedge-that will | tear through the lethargy that seems to I affect the buyers and start a real buying boom that will benefit not only those who have goods to sell but as well those who have need to buy them.
 And, lastly, there is plenty of money l hid away in pockets and stockings and bureau drawers or otherwise readily available to make trade lively here for months to come if the things that people want are offered at prices that will be regarded as equitable on today's mar kets.
 It is likely that the recommendations iof Capt. F. o. Huntingdon for lieutenants
 
 artillery regiment will be announced to day. Sunday afternoon Captain Arming- ton was in conference with men who have been under consideration for the appoint ments It may be stated on the authori- I ty of Captain Armin gton that former service men are to be recommended for these appointments, which may be ex- rected to be made, upon recommends ton, during the present week. Captain Arm ington's appointments for non-commis- stoned officers also will be announced within a day or two.
 At the outset the company organiza- tion will include only captain and two lieutenants, insofar as commissioned off, cers are concerned, but later third lieu tenants is to be appointed All of these commissioned men will rank as battalion supply officers.
 Up to Sunday afternoon 50 of the re- cruits that have been obtained had un- dergone their physical examination by Capt. F. P. Todd. M. D., who was in the service in the world war, and had been accepted. Only three of the recruits SC far examined have been rejected, this suggesting the care with which men for the command have been selected. Captain Huntingdon sad Sunday after. noon that he will. be at the state armory , this evening and Tuesday evening from a'ou lO . D. Ill.,, IO COHSiOeT the dppIlCa- , tions of few more who may desire te } enlist. All young men who may wish te join the conmanc must do so before l Tuesday evening, as the company is to bt 7 mustered into service on Friday evening of this week. Only a few more men art , needed to recruit the company to maxi } mum strength of s5 men.
 Tomorrow Tuesday, morning Nose: Bessette. long known to the barberins trade of Danielson and vicinity will oper a first class shop in the basement of tht Attawaugan hotel. formerly Lague's bar Der shop.
 Basketball fans who crowded the towI hall Saturday evening enjoy ed a gam. that Conn. Mills won from the Newpor C Naval Reserves, S6 to 30, in a sensatona finish, Higgins, playing at center for th- Danielson team, caging foul goal tha landed in the basket just as the referee whistle sounded the close of the game The Newport team, which defeated Conn Mills on its last visit here, came within an ace of winning Saturday nights game which rates with the finest of the fas games played here this season.
 On Thursday evening of this week fan
 will again have chance to see the fas
 Milibury, Mass. etam in action, one O
 the finest aggregations of basketball players in New England
 Thursday evening of this week a re
 treat for the English-speaking member