Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-19
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Columbus councils in eastern Connecti- cut came here Sunday afternoon to wit ness the conferring of third degree upon a class of candidates of Rose Of Lima council in the town hall District Deputy Edward Mullan of Putnam and suite had charge of the conferring of the degree.
 \ real rush of Christmas trade came to Danielsons business men on Sunday after a week in which tn buying had not been particularly heavy. though more active than at ordinary seasons. Some stores reported a total of sales that would compare favorably with the best before Christmas Saturdays during the boom period of the war. Scores of out of town shoppers were here, attesting Dauielson's position as trading cen ter.
 \ wild storm of wind and rain that broke out of the southeast. during the night greeted those who ven1ured out ! for early Sunday morning church ser ! vices. The storm served to materially reduce the number at services about i town, but it cleared by nnid-forenoon and was followed by delightful weather. The storm and high temperature did much 1 70 reduce the thickness of ice formed ! duslnc the past week and delayed the 1 prospect Of getting an Ice harvest. l An audience of several hundred saw 1 the E. Of C. team 20 down to defeat be- l fore the Newport Naval Reserve team at i the town hall Saturday evening. The visitors lived up 10 their reputation of be.r~ one of ths fastest and most ag- . rressive sen7i-pro basketball teams in ! this 0art of New England. The K. ot 1 .. cave them q strenuous battle, but
 Ar-- --T -t,-- ~ ! Of the Newport five.
 It wou7d appear from what may be seen on state highways about Danielson any night that drivers Of horse-drawn ! vehicles are actually defyiuS authorities 1 -=-F@n 10 having lights on such vehi- cles Nothing ,css than arrests that VII
 bring thes- v;olatocs Of the law into
 court vii have an effect on them, in the ono7ion Of many motorists, who are in constant fear of running into such rigs with probable fatal results. Drivers of big drars, lumber wagons and other such vehicles proceed along th state highways without 9 s."n of a light on their riss.
 Why they are permitted to do so. driv- CTS Of worOr ears e mot understand and
 are asking for action that will bring
 about a much needed chanae. AIotor:s-s s are held accountable, and rieidly fo~ the icondttioa Of lights on their cars. and they
 feel that drivers Of other vehicles should be as closely looked after.
 f public warning beard Sunday that setie~7 of intox;cants should desfst. seems
 To indicate that John Bar,ycorr or some
 # his relatives is bacI; for the holiday
 season. It seems there must be some fre where ttnre is SC r foh smoke. Where to look for :te fire is 3 problem to~ The officials. however 17~ the traffic lie new hidden ava v in o3t'y.nr sections
 sr3 i1 other places hard 10 detect and
 0o- around the business section, as ir
 -he old dave
 Tra00ars report more n.!-E in terri to~y q few miles from the cerre~ 0f this
 n'aco than has been found in the pas . fifteen wars. T'-c fur Of the mink con
 hu>--=. 70 t12o erapce~s are havia- ' nroatan'a se2so0.
 t7rou1Cc,nerts r-aGo >ur-'av iadicat that next Sun[ey. C'o~istrr2s dsy. vii h. observed as The ho,i3av inetead of nox Q Monday. by the ma joritv. of families 1T 2 the borough and that Monday will hi s more of q day Of rest for many reo
 Manager T. Howard B~rdicI, o' tgs 2 i0an:eIs01 and Plainfel1 Gas and Elea . tric company wes reported Sunday q
 ! restiDc comfortably after hav:r~ bee, very i'll wi-a acute indigestion. Manage
 BurGick d.nad here Thursdav with H. s - Shaw. a Webster official Of the company
 who Tied suddenly at his home in We5
 e-er at o'clock Friday morning, 4
 tra tfn7a both aopaare1 i1 normal hea.tH = Tae-7 has been a taadenc-- a5oGt tow
 .- c~~7oct th> T7ness Of ttH two men
 h-- tSore E nothino 10 establish tha : sr.-',.r- they a'a causs1 the death 0