Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

difficulties of making milk product n profitable.
 On the whole the new grand list will be by encouraging to the people of the town as it means considerable more rev. enue will be forthcoming this spring on the present tax rate and that a lesser rate will raise as much money as was raised during the past year.
 From Sanford. Florida, where he has business interests and where he is sps/1 ing the winter, Ira D. Martin has sent copy of a newspaper containing an ae- count of the prosecution of a moonshiner, who was fined $1.00o and costs for the Illicit manufacture of whiskey. Mir his own old home state of Maine vhsr prohibition has beka in force for m my years.
 Sunday. at her home in Moosup Valley, funeral services were held for Mrs. Zipha Battey, mother of Arnold Battey, resi- dent at Elmville Burial was in the Moosup Valley cemetery, L. E. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrange ments.
 John L. osier and R L. Jcslin, Putnam young men, have formed partnership l and are to engage Tn business in Dan l ielson. having leased the basement un- | n. | Tnd Ioslin are kxperienced wprkmen who have been employed by Putnam firms for years and recently have been do ing business independently In Putnam
 There was no change Monday in the situation as to trolley service; cars being run only from Danielson to Central Will lage on hourly schedule Lack of pow CT from the source where it is now being trIrf atvaAI ta 1oA1s kfrr1 af service north Of here.
 New No Parking signs have been erect ed about the business section of the bor- ouEh at points where parking privileges are restricted. Along the southerly side ! of Center street the signs forbid park i ing on that side of the street. as has been the rule for a long time; though many motorists have ignored the signs. The new signs have red lettering on white painted boards. They are clear cut enough for all to see.
 Members of the Ayfward family. q Academy street, are at Webster today | CTuesdayJ attending the funeral of Tim othy E. Taylor, who died Saturday morn ing Following services at St Louis church. burial will be in St Johns cem- etery in Worcester. MT. Taylor formerly
 was a resident of this town.
 This week is expected ts bring further encouraging reports relative to revival oi activity in textile plants in this vicinity The tendency seems to be for the mills tc
 start operating again although opera. ton at this particular period is without profit and frequently at a loss. There ii
 big business ahead, however, and this 1! a source of encouragement to the mil men. : Basketball fans are on tiptoe witl excitement over the coming visit of .;
 team that will star Rabbit MaranvIlle formerly star of the Boston Nationa . league baseball team. Maranville is al
 expert basketball player and has sur rounded himself with team of sterlin,
 performers, thus guaranteeing a higl class game for the local fans who vii
 be phesent in droves to cheer the Con
 necticut Mills team on to vicfery.
 The Instruments measuring Nope show
 ed high temperatures again Monda.
 when a new cold wav> started to driv
 the mercury down with promise 0 letting Danielson get it's chance to har west the long delayed harvesting of al
 ice crop. The situation looked req
 promising last week when the ternpera
 ture hovered around zero for three days but the mild period of the latter part o
 the week undone much of what the col