Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
DANHEESeN AND PUTNAM NEWS

! O A1VfA14 4t4ttU MT. Preston
 He Shall Give Ills Angels Charge.
 John Prindle Scott
 Mrs. Miller.
 Arioso. J. s. Bach
 MT. Preston
 Come Unto Me, Goddard
 Mrs. Miller.
 Canon in B minor. schumann
 MT, Preston
 I Know That My Redeemer Liveth,
 CFrom The Messiah)
 Mrs. Miller.
 Offertory, Adagio, Bargiel Postlude, Marche Solonelle, Borowslti Numbered among the summer nut. sances that annoy people resident near the center of the borough are hocks of pigeons that seem assigned to the spe- cial mission of alighting on dwellings and creating such an early morning racket as to make 1t impossible for the people to sleep. The pigeons have been particularly irritating of late, engaging in cooing matches that endure from dawn to darkness. It Is next to impos-
 
 places they select for roosts, and they are damaging buildings as well as dis turbing people.
 During the period of a few minutes that traffic was held up at the Main street crossing Wednesday morning, while railroad gates were down, cars from five states pulled up awaiting a clear right of way The states repre- 1 sented were Connecticut, New York | New Jersey. Rhode Island and Massa- chusetts. And as the train pulled out , along came other cars bearing South Carolina and Florida registration plates This is indicative of the long distance touring that is being done this season and of the unusual amount of it finding its way into Danielson largely as the result of the opening of the new route between Willimnatic and Danielson via Hampton and Brooklyn. It forecasts ] the great increase in this foreign car l traffic that Is to be anticipated when tht i final link of the trunk line betweer Hartford and Providence via Dznielsor i is completed and opened for travel 1T the fall.
 Many of these tourists. 1t Is noticed i stop in Danielson and make purchases i their buying being general and of sucf a nature as to benefit many storekeep ! CTS.
 Motorists are again compIainIn, i against the practice some farmers here abouts have of hitching bulls alongsid, the highways. the long ropes permitting these frequently vicious animals t stand squarely across the highway an! become menace to anyone passing The attention of the state police will b called to the practice which is a vio lation of the law and one that cause fear to many persons who know wha bulls are capable of doing If the fanc. seizes them.
 There isn't the slightest indication ul to the present that there will be any SC ries of band concers on Davis park thi season, and the spooners who are en toying the exclusive use of the ban, stand evenlngs-and not complainfn about the lack of lights-have the pros pect of being undisturbed throughou the season.
 The chamber of commerce has cons,d cred the concert matter and announce that 1t is financially unable to under take the providing of music The bor ough, through it's official board, has no shown any interest in providing a littl entertainment, and some assert the of icials have no right to make an appro priation for such a purpose. So ther the matter stands
 The fourteenth series of shares q the Danielson Building and Loan asso ciation is being issued and it was an nounced Wednesday by Treasurer Cliff ford H Starkweather that 64 shares al ready have been taken. Of the thir teenth series, issued the first of thi year. 203 were subscribed
 Mir. starkweather said wednesda that the association's funds are we loaned and that three or four homes i the borough are now being constrlcte through use in part of the association funds, which loaned at 5 1-2 per cen Shareholders are paid interest at tn l rate of per cent The income of tn ! association at the present time is ar proximately S1,500 per month. Valu of the first series of shares, issued si and a hak years ago, has increased 1 s9179 each.
 Mrs. Elmer Williams of Willimantic spending a few days with friends Danielson. Mrs. Williams formerly wa resident here.
 Bernard Garland, William Gardnei Mrs Abby Hopkins, Misses Susie Collir and Elizabeth Dunn. representing tt plant. traffic and commercial depar ments of the s. N E. T. company in tn division, were at Norwich to attend meeting at which a decision was a, rived at to hold the district outing Gardner lake August IS.
 Sergeant Harold Conklin, U. S. M; rine corps, and attached to the U s. Nevada, is spending 20 days leave absence with his parents, MT. and MT B. c. ConlSlin of Elmville The Nevao recently returned from a California st; tion and after stay at Hampton Roac will proceed to Brazil.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin Wolf and Miss Helen and Madeline Cronin were visi ors in Norwich Wednesday.
 Members of the patriotic societies Danielson at Wildwood park wedne day for their annual outing had splendid day and enjoyed 1t thoroug ly.
 Mir. and Mrs B. c. conklin and fan ny of ElmviIle were at Momangu beach. near New Haven. to attend z { outing for A. T. and T. company CT ployes and members of their families 2 Preparations are under way f building the new sidewalks to be D
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