Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-08
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

to continue her studies Principal War ren will be pleased to give any informa- ton concerning her.
 The New Haven road is to receive communication dealing with the fact that it's passenger station here is kept closed Sundays and that the lights illuminating the platform are not turned on at times when it is felt they are needed. This communication will go forward from the Public Improvement committee of the Chamber of Commerce, this committee newly organized and with Walter An derson as it's chairman. Action relative to the communication to be sent out was taken at Tuesday evenings meeting of the chamber.
 The chamber also went on record as favoring requesting the selectrnen to en- l force as rigidly as may be possible all 1 town regulations relative to requiring l peddlers and itineraat vendqrs to be | liceneded. This request will not be made with view to shutting off the activities | of such traders, but for the purpose of ! protecting the public against the swind- l les and sharp trades that some of them | are inclined to indulge in, especially when they are not licensed.
 l Another matter considered by the | chamber at it's meeting was relative to | securing improved sidewalks for Daniel son. This subject will receive the at tention of the Merchants committee One plan that has been proposed, but not adopted, is to request the borough to bear one-half the expense of providing new | sidewalks where they are needed and having the abutting property owners meet the other half
 A report was received on the matter of oiling streets recently given attention and plans for distributing the cost o1 the work among benefited persons discus | sed. Chamber members will meet this bill, which will be divided among those who have benefited. The cost will no be heavy for the individual
 The chamber of commerce win coop crate with the police in providing a banC l>to play at Davis park on the evening that films sent out by the state moto vehicle department are shown under thu auspices of the local police.
 About forty members have been ob tained for the post of Veterans of Fore ign Wars that is being organized in Dan i ielson. Joseph Ferrig10, an overseas maj who has been active in promoting tn new post in Danielson, said that organi zation probably will not be completed un til cooler weather comes, but that tn | the first time on Armistice day. Novem
 Der II, which will be appropriately ob
 served in Dainelson.
 The Weather Man continued to boi | humanity in this neck of the woods dur
 ing Wednesday and to no advantageou
 end, insofar as an inquirer could learr
 September days with the mercury stub
 bornly climbing around the 90 mark | not just to the liking of the great ma
 Jority of folks and especially to bushes
 interests, who find that the continue 1 torrid weather is injuring business b
 holding up the sale of goods that shouI be moving. Continued lack of rain
 also deplored. this section having com
 through nearly six weeks without haN
 ing real storm. Tuesday afternoo
 brought showers to many surroundin
 communities, but Danielson got no raj
 until the first hour of Wednesday morr
 ing and then only brief sprinkle. Vegef
 ation is covered with dust and countr
 highways are marked by clouds of it. = Frank Davis of North Main street. hs
 sold two in a row of dwellings which |
 owns at Dayville, near the carhous
 the Connecticut company, to Peter Gil 5 | gras of Dayville.
 Arthur Gallup of Broad street was r, ported Wednesday as critically i'll at S } Vincents hospital in Worcester, whel
 he was taken after he became suddenl