Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-06
Windham Co.'s Big Event, Dollar Day, DanelsOn, Today
state. and a sister. Miss Charlotte L.

stzte. and sister, Miss Charlotte L. Browne.
 Danie1son expects visits :rcm hundreds of out of town shop pers today, the occa sion of the first official Dollar day of the Danielson' Chamber of Commerce and more than 60 business firms have united in the effort to make the big merchandis ing effort a striking success.
 While farmers hereabouts have had difficulty, in getting in their hay crop on account of storm interruptions and other difficulties, the work is now nearly com
 pfeted. Some farms are not entirely
 cleared of hay. but the work is very well
 advanced.
 The following interesting statement
 has been published here relative to the
 formation of a fire district within the
 town of Brooklyn and the reasons there for:
 The selectmen of the town of Brooklyn. Albert B. Webb, Henry N. Evans and J.
 E. Allen, have called a special meeting of property owners and legal voters of the town who reside in certain prescribed
 district for next Thursday evening, Aug. Il, at 7.30 o'clock, at the town house.
 And the purpose of that meeting is to see if those who assemble are in favor of establishing a fire district.
 The call for the special meeting is the l outgrewth of an agitation for more street lights in Brooklyn village and is precipi- tated chiefly because of the great danger of what lights that burn now at night
 time may be shut of because of the lack of funds to maintain them.
 What street lights there are in the vil- | lage have been maintained by popular subscripti, since 1913, when they were l installed. There are Is in all and three | are paid for by the county jail. The cost of the others, about SIPS per light per month, has been taken care of by peonle | residing in the district the lights illuni- hated. But some of those who have been l subscribers have died, others moved away and now the burden falls on few Feel 1 ing that the whole village is benefited by the lights, there is a sentiment that those who reside in Brooklyn center, or what l is now proposed as the fire district. shall pay their Droportionate share toward maintaining the street lights. And there are those public spirited people of the village, who have not been paying share for the lights, because they have not been called upon to do so, who feel that it if i not fair that the street lights should bt ] provided by few for all to enjoy ana 1 serve as a protection to everyone without | each person paying his just share. The proposed fire district lies within l the territory included within the limit of a map recently drawn by George r Genung. It may be described as all tn,
 territory comprised within and including
 the following properties: On the east oi Danielson road. residence of Mrs. J. F Weaver with the tenement occupied b! l Frank Navikas. all the buildings on tn l road past H. W. Vandeventer to the Ian,
 crossing to the Pomfret road; on tn l north to the lane above the Marlor plac l in the Pemfret road northwest, namely l on the so-called Wolf Den drive, tn l residence and buildings of A. E. Will l Hams on the west, on the Willimanti Il road, the residence, mills and other build l ings of Anthony SEmolus, on the uppe Il Tatnick Hill road. to the bridge crossin l the Blackwell brook. on the road frer Joseph Klein, curving past and includin
 Lawton's mill and residence to the june
 tion of that road with the Waurega
 road; on the south, or P1ainf1eld road, tn
 house and buildings of Edith Knight II During the coming week A. F. Ralsto
 will be in charge of The Bulletins inter
 ests during the absence of the regula
 correspondent