Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-11
DANIELSON


 spaaiGi services In observance of the 1ANth anniversary of the independence. of Greece were held Sunday at Trinity Or thodox church on Water street and were attended by practically all the Grecian residents Of Danielson and the surround hg towns. In observance of the anni- Fcsary canopy of laurel was built over the sidewalk leading to the main en- trance of the church and the flags of the United States and Greece were displayed. Ba*xrdav, the body of Catherine Walsh, 30, formerly of Dayville, was brought here for burial in St. James cemetery. She left this town many years ago and had lived in Providence for long time.
 When the members of the beard of se- lectmen meet today (Monday) it is pos sible that they will arrive at their de- cision as to what will be done about cut ting down a row of 14 maple trees on Reynolds street. The hearing relative to the proposal that the trees be removed brought forth a very generous amount of discussion pro and con. An interest ing feature of the hearing was that two residents who live just opposite the row Of trees 1t is proposed to remove appear ed in favor of the plan-Dr. Nathaniel Hfbbard and Frederick I. Racine. The removal of the trees was eloquently op- posed by Judge M. A. Shumway and . number of other speakers.
 This week is expected to bring forth announcements of an encouraging nature relative to the revival of the tire fabric manufacturing industry in the town of Killingiy. Tire factories are using d tremendous amount of fabric just now as the motoring season is opening and creating a demand for tires. As was the case last week, it is expected that there will be further increase in pro- duction at the Connecticut mills this week and there are hopeful signs of an early revival of activity at Goodyear. Recent market reports have shown that stock of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company are increasing in value and his has been due to the fact that pro- inction of tires at the Goodyear plant in Akron has increased to 16,0o0 a day.
 Members of the Knights of Columbus representative of councils in many parts of eastern Connecticut gathered here on Sunday afternoon to witness the confer ring of the third degree on class of 2S candidates at the town hall The de- gree was conferred by District Deputy : Edward W. Mullan and suite, the degree team being made up of members of Car gill council, of Putnam The exemplif1- cation proved one of the most interest ing held in Danielson since the local council began to grow about two years ago.
 County Agent F. L. Davis Is scheduled to address the members of Brooklyn grange tomorrow (Tuesday) evening. Miss Flora Miller, homo demonstration agent, will also address the meeting, which will be of interest to grangers of he
 William Hardman, who was shot a week ago last Saturday night by Oliver A. Downs at the latter's farm place in the town of Brooklyn, Is still confined to his bed at the jail in Brooklyn and 1t is believed that he must remain there few more days. Inflammation in his legs is gradually receding, but his wounds are still painful and several shot remain inn bedded in his flesh.
 There were 29 prisoners at the county Jail Sunday.
 Ancient Civilization at New Tasks was The subject of an illustrated lecture al the Methodist church Sunday evening.
 Messes of cowslips were brought in from outlying country hereabouts by pickers who went out Saturday and Sun. day.
 A number of Danielson people attend ed a dance given at the Community house in Plainield Saturday evening Music was by the Fidelity orchestra, oi Worcester.
 Miss Helen Kinsey of Mechanicsvilie was the guest of Mrs. Mary Taylor oi Academy street Sunday.
 Members of the Campfire girls met on Saturday afternoon with Miss Louise Danielson.
 | Arthur Grimes. who has been spend Ing the winter fin Florida. is expected to arrive here today (Monday).
 John A. Wilton of Worcester was z visitor with friends in Danielson oye] Sunday.
 Work has been started on the con struction of cottage for D. E. Jette on a site on what for years has beer known as the Coon place on BroaC street
 Members of the Sewing class of tn, Danielson Girls club are to hold a meet