Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
DANIELSON

A northeast snow storm the first real ,all of the winter, buried Danielson and all of the surrounding territory under blanket of white during Sunday. Trans portation lines had to face difficulties in maintaining service and in the late af- ternoon schedules were abandoned, ser vice being irregular.
 Snow shoveling battalions that got in- to action during the late forenoon when there was a promise of the storm abating with the shifting of the wind a little west of north saw their efforts go for naught when the wind veered back into the northeast and drove in another wave of snow that continued for hours.
 Sleighs will be in order for use this morning for the first time this winter and they will be needed especially off the state highways, as other roads are piled deep with snow and in. some places con- siderably drifted Chief John Mcfarland of the police department has a communication from The Butterick Publishing company in which he is requested to pick up two young men representing themselves as be- ing a Mir Hogan and Mir. Murphy who have been selling subscriptions for pub lications of the concern. collecting money and failing to turn it in. The company brands the subscription solicitors as frauds and demands their arrests. From information reaching the publishing conn pany it appears that the young men oe- tained about 125 subscriptions in this vii cinity. issuing receipts, which are not of icial. for the money obtained. The solicitors story was that they were working to get money to pay their way through college, but it appears they themselves have been engaged in demon strating an extension course from the University of Experi ience-a course ir- tended to teach people not to be too free with their money when strangers come around telling an appealing tale. It ap- pears, too. that they found no difficulty in enrolling a considerable number of stu dents herea bouts. The communication asking for the ap- rrehension of the young men, who are in their twenties. will be of interest in towns all through this territory where these shrewd money-getters worked successful ly. q have the production of the mill sold out and all of the business 1 can handle until the first of May. At the present time there are more people working ir our plant than ever before. about 150 and there is work enough 10 keep the 5: looms running constantly on full time schedule for more than two months"
 This was the cheering statement mad at the week end by Charles Bragg of thu Central Worsted company, As an indi cation of the come back that is bein; made in his particular branch of tn textile manufacturing industry it will b highly pleasing Jews to all of the com munities hert abouts, especially Danielson which benefits very materially througl retail trade channels from the prosperit. of Central Village.
 Such good news is bound. too, to If ha A1 of ha confidence which is an essential to es tablishing a new era of prosperity.
 The Central worsted company manu factures a high grade of worsteds whic are popular with the trade and the fac until we'll into the spring is taken b Mir. Bragg as an indication of the goo times that are ahead for all who are 1T terest"d in the textile trade
 There will be more very good news ft Danielson and vicinity relative to al other branch of the textile trade within very. few days and the early days March should find the textile situatio in Danielson and Its surrounding terr tory in such satisfactory state to brin joy 10 all. It is now indicated that tt end of the hard way is close at hand.
 MT. Bragg's announcement will be u means of encouraging a great many pc, rle who had lost heart as the result
 the diversity of the past few months.
 8Iillbury, with all star lineup tn; was the finest seen in action as a visitir team in Danielson this season. defeat, Conn. Mills in a classy and speedy ba ketball game at the town hall Saturds veening. "A 10 29. This was the secol time Millbury had taken Danielson in camp during the past week. The vsitiI team was made up of college stars, VI have achieved a reputation for 4her selves as expert opponents of the gan SO the defeat of Conn. Mills is not to
 accredited to poor playing upon the pa of the local team, which put up sple did game
 weekend bowling contest that W of special interest to many followers
 the sport was that which the Smilers " from Goodyear at the Casino alleys.
 The detail of the match was as f, lows:
 Smilers.
 Martin .......... s6 121 99- Eernier ......... 99 127 1e2- 3