Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13

way commissioner of the state will be petitioned not to heed the petition sign ed by upwards of one hundred Danlel- son residents asking that 9 row of trees on the seHtheEIy side of Davis park be removed.
 Taxes due the town on the last grand list continue to pour in and Collector George Williams is experiencing busy days.
 It is stated that it is not unlikely that g second story may be built to the weave shed of the Paca Manufacturing company within year to accommodate the increasing business of this new con- cern.
 1 -here was large audience at the Or nhel 2, theater Thursday evening to see the motion pictures of the Yankees diyis- | ion in action in France The showing was arranged by the E.D. club of Kill lfngly and was highly interesting to the men who served with the division and nearly as much so to the audience.
 William M. Franklin displayed a splendid string of trout Thursday morn ing, some of the fish being exceptionally large and handsome
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer and son, Ayl-
 ward, of Putnam, spent Thursday with
 relatives in DanielseR.
 Local people who own cottages al
 Oakland beach have been at that resert
 to make their homes ready for SummeI
 occupancy.
 Joseph LaBelie is soon to begin work on the construction of a residence or Carter street on 9 site next westerly from the property of Joseph Bedo.
 Several small brush fires have been reported in killngly during the past two days, but all have been extinguish
 ed before causing any great amount o
 damage.
 The number of prisoners held at tn,
 jail in Brooklyn will be considerably
 reduced. it is expected, as the result o
 disposition of eases being tried in tn superior court at Willimantic. . On motion of Representative E. L Darbie of this town, the house at Hart ford postponed indefinitely the bill con
 cerning petty cash funds of state de . partmeats and institutions. } Daniesen people, like others in near by towns, are being invited almost dail s now to invest in various proposition ! about which little or nothing is know 5 and the advice of wise business head l to those who would put their money i : is to go careful As always some goo
 business investments are being offere : here, but the warnings are relative { f investments about which little or Rethin g is known in financial circles. 2 Donald A. Lawrneee of New Britai was 8 visitor with friends in DaRielso Thursday.
 l Eighty men, representative of the mel
 leantile manufacturing, professional an n civic life of the Town of Killingly, at n banquet Wednesday evening at the A f tawaugan hotel, veted to organize
 chamber of commerce and perfected - temporary organization with F. E. Bi < good as president. Other business wa 2 done, but the evening was given eVt \ chiefly to pleasure and listening to s very interesting address by George l . Chandler, secretary of the Connectiel
 State Chamber of Commerce.
 Throughout the meal the diners vel T. entertained with Pinkie Woods Roy y orchestra.
 :. In his address MT Chandler outline a in brief way what is happening in u Is world as pertains to the chamber
 commerce. He told of the internatien ,- chamber and, of what it is accomplish IT ing; of the national chamber and of u
 remarkable things that big body is d V ing. He elaborated upon the inper Is anee of the state chamber and spoke
 several big things it has done in the pa E and of some of the anticipated accor E plishnents.
 Arriving at the very basis of Il IS chamber Of commerce movement-tl n community ergaRi2ation-hs declaret
 You men have Danielsen and the re n of the town of Killingly in the palm in your hand You can allow things to dFi Is and do nothing to make 1t bett r. place to live in, or you can, by weFkil
 Ialn 9f hliShAd c l. make the town better. Get your peer