Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-18

oDduS teth6 aall QISpNTdllOub He fO unoCat I made to cut sufficient quantity, to- i'll | the houses at the first favorable oppor- tunity. The Newport Naval Reserves team is scheduled . appear here next Saturdad evening against the Connecticut: MilfS team, which this season has earned the reputation of being one of the finest bas- ketball teams in New England. Through it's sn:A " victory over the Aetna Five of Hartford in Saturdays game the To- cal team demonstrated that it rates with the best in this section of the country.
 line on what seed potatoes gre going to cost here in early April was obtained on Mondal from distributor who had just placed an order for a carload of the tubers. The seed potatoes in question are of high quality and will sell from the car at ss.oo, for a sack of~ 100 pounds. this being at the rate of $f.S0 bushel. very favorable price when compared with the unusual high rates that pre- vailed during the war.
 Mill men here are beginning to receive small order for. manufactured~r goods which they have had on hand. These orders are the first to be obtained in some lines for several months and while they
 
 low they are taken as. an indication that some improvement is beginning to man. ifest itself in the, textile industry, upon which the prosperity of this territory so largely depends. '-:
 The suggestion that the Danielson Bus mess; Mems. organization be revived and caused to function actively has met with general approval in 'business circles. It Is possible that reorganization may be brought out during the winter season. [
 This (T1esday)- evening" the stockhoId- CTS of the Danielson Building and Loan association are to meet; at the banking rooms of the ,Danielson Trust company. The association, organized i've years. ago, has gone along splendidly and has been the means of assisting number of per sons to build or buy their own $homes. At the present time the assets of the Build ing and Loan association are in excess of $50, 900, all of which is profitabfy invested excepting a balance of about $500, which remains in the hands of the treasurer This amount, however has been applied for with a greater sum needed by on prospective borrower. This years dfvi- dends have been at the rate of five per cent st
 At all times the applications for loans
 
 available. A new series of shares-the l 11th-is to be issued this month, and i Monday Clifford H. Starkweather, treas | urer of the association, stated that appli- | cations for SO to 75 shares already have ] been received. , The association was organized to help l the development of Danielson. This was back in 1916, when the first pressure for | homes began to be felt here as the result i of expanding industrial activities and the unusual manufacturing activity due to 1 the World war. While little appears in print during the year about this valuable l association 1t is continuously. perfrom- 1 ing real service to the community as well as earning liberal return for the | shareholders. ,- .'- | Women bewlers representing DanieIsen have a contest scheduled w7ln team ot l Goodyear women opponents ot the popu lar winter pastiue. This weeks games will be rolled at Goodyear. Last week in i Danielson; the locals won the match. 1 William M FranKiin hae nearly recov- cred from an illness that has kept him 1 confined to his home for several days.
 A mill worker who is out of employ. ment at the present time was gratifed when he was notified that a pay. envelope for a weeks work was awaiting him al 1 the mill company's office. He had for gotten about it during. the highly pros porous days of last spring and the mil 1 people in checking through through theil books recently, finally established te whom the money belonged. Ii Legislators from towns hereabouts ex pect to put in quite a busy week al Hartford, beginning today, when the ses sions will take on the real activity ol work to be accomplished.
 Although few of the 22ey0oo trout give. out by the state fish and game commis sion found their way into brooks in thi, immediate vicinity, trout fishermen lool for a. successful season, beginning il April, as there has been plenty of wate in the brooks for months past and th danger of low water now seems past
 At East KillinEIy, the Fernlea com pany has. installed water wheel tha promises to develop ample power flo the needs of the concern, which, it is CT
 pected, will be going along prosperoisl as soon as the present depressed condition
 of the textile industry is overcome Some lumber men who have logs i
 woodland territory difficult of access ar
 wishing, for snow in order that the log
 may be sledded out. s.:--s
 Mrs. Irat D. Martin, Is leaving thj week to join, her husband, who has bee in Florida for about two weeks ..v. f--
 Donald C.: Mitchell: of Greenwich. va
 a visitor with friends in Danieason Mon day. a . Agents of the Crystal water corpan are, making an annual checking up ( the services in Danielson and are visitir each home in so doing.