Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-23
DalTIE0N m RUEllIM NEWS

of the bus lines, to protect them from being put out tf Busihess.
 MT. Bill did say that he would prob ably take no action for day or two, since he desires te have copy of the new law under which 3ftneys are to be regulated before proceedinE. He hopes to obtain this at onee and then will act.
 MT. Darble said that hS Was plAnnfns for a conference later in the afternoon with Attorney J. F. Carpenter of Putnam. associated with him in feptesehtinE Mir. Pellett relative to ths sitd4tioh As 1t now stands fullowfnk the decasioh By Judge Kseler Mr. D4fSiS said that the buses would infinite te run. during Fr1- day and pr0SaBiy today. < pSssib31iey that MT. Dsrbie pointed Snt WIS the pi&c- ing of the buses or the tAxicab basis If service. It is beIieved that they c4h eon- tinue to operate under such an Arf&nge- ment.
 However, 1t is not lfkeiy from thdicA- tons Friday afternoon. thst AA attempt will be made this week to interfere With the operation of ths buses cn their pres ent schedule, but the first of the coming week is very likely to BrtnE some Sc- ton.
 It Is probabie that sueh AetiSA as vf1l be taken here will bring the bus matter into the town codr4. Attorneys fSf Mr. Pelett will proceed ch grounds different from those selected By attorneys f6r the New Haven-Derby Bus corporation.
 Here is some iAsIds Ftuk, tfs4 en- tireiy escaped the attention Of the local news gstherers which spp@Ared under a heavily leaded head Tn 4 Hartford paper matter that prbbbly Will be Of 4s srea interest to the average young wofhah of this continuity as 1t will De amusing to the average young tHi.,ote tand oldeFl m man;
 Beauty parlors are to Be opened in Danielson. This IS due to the Strong demand which has Been made for treatment by the feminine population here. Somewhat alarmed because the young men of the town Have shown a tendency to pick their brides from oth- CT towns and cities. the local girls held secret conclave recently, aired their grievances. and came to the conclusion that drastic steps must be taken.
 As a result. when the 11.1S train came into town one morning last week. two very attractive women alisrted, and were driven 10 local hotel. They register cd as Nile Ftene and Mlis. Henriette, both of New Yn-t ctv. They were Vis- tied in their rooms By committee
 Inc local c.rs several of whom had hobbed hair. II seemed possible that they had been invited to come to Danielson. They were driven about the town, ac- conpanied by the committee. and in spoeted several empty stores, with an eye perhaps, to future business. They left for New York the same afternoon, and refused to be interviewed.
 A member of the committee ran true to feminine form today, however ih not heinz able to keep a secret and confessed that the two women wSre prominent beauty specialists, who operate fashionable shop on Fifth avenue. AS soon as they dispose of their leases they will come to Danielson. largely influenced in their resolve by the prospect of a score of customers who wish to learn the mysteries of the permanent wave ana the disappearing eyebrow
 'Danielson men don't seem to csre any more about the sweet home type said meniber 6t fhe committed, growing suddenly chatty and confidential What they want is the modern girl And they are going to get her. We girls must have husbands. The only course left for us is to band together and pat rouize Mile. Helene ana Mile Henriette | We have all signed a solemn oath tt ! bob our hair. Rouge, powder and Iii 1 sticks will he purchased wholesale, ir order 10 economize."
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