Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-16

workers go in and out of the plant every day estimated Tuesday noon that fully half of the full force of workers at the plant before the strike are back an the jobs or have come :a from other towns to take the places of ;he strikers The people of DnuieIson and e>Rur- rounding communities are to be enter 1 tained this "Wednesday evenings con- cert on Davis park at 7.30 by the Boy Scout band of Willimartic. The band is l being sent around what is becoming known as "the loop from Willinantic l to Danielson, to Putnam, and back to Willimantic, as guests Of WillimAlItic i lodge of Elks, The courtesy of providing concert for Danielson has teen ar abouts will learn of it with delight. The ranged and the people nere and here numbers and it is assured that a big crowd will be assemble 70 hear them. | Just to prove that they do not know the provisions of the state motor vehicle 1 laws or will nt bserve them if they do, a | subject about which 5amsChinz was said in this colum on behalf of the state po- lice department Tuesday, some drivers gave an exhibition in town Wednesday morning. One man parked 8 fYver squarely in front of a hydrant at the Danielson Trust company building and within a foot of street corner a double violation of the la~. Another left Ia car parked with its rear end sticking
 out into the street, obstructing traffic in
 stead of placing the machine within a
 foot of the curb. Another hauled direct Fly under "No Parking sign and com off IaRf
 Chief Mcfarland expressed his opinion that at least seven officers would be re-
 quired to check the violations that one sees In the business section alone every
 day in the week.
 Fans here have expressed appreciation
 of the fact that Danielson is to have box
 ing and wrestling exhibitions this fall
 under state permit and proper local reg
 ulations. No sport of the kind has beer
 available here for years and the Drospetc
 scenes to be bright for revival.
 Teller Howard Franklin of the Daniel
 son Trust company, is spending few
 days of his vacation in Boston.
 J. Arthur Atwood has returned from 2
 brief visit with his son. j. Arthur At
 wood, Jr., at Saranac, N. Y
 At 17e Main street, Mrs. W. H ! hnOWIeS IS ulSpUSluS pl hllCIlclls NtIiHe room and sitting room furpiture rnn week at attractive prices.-adv. William Jarvais. special deputy com
 missioner of domestic animals, was il
 town Tuesday on business.
 Real August weather suggests Dag
 gett's Real Ice Cream, without an equai Moosup-adv.
 Henri Baer of Rosedale, Long Island i is spending some time at his palisad kennels at East Killingly. County. Detective W. E. Jackson c 7 willimantic was in Danielson Tuesda. on a business trip.
 Thomas J. Ay1war and daughter, Nils Helen Aylward, were visitors in Provi 2 dence Tuesday.
 s John U. Beardman of Bridgeport wa visitor with friends in Danielson Tues 7 day.
 In Danielson Tuesday the tempera tur t touched 90 degrees, and there were n r relieving showers.
 J. c. Witter was at Elliott Tuesda e conducting an auction sale. r Hundreds of parishioners attended A t sumption day masses at St. Jame
 church Tuesday morning. f Sisters of the convent of St Josep - here begin their annual retreat toda. . dwednesday)