Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
DANIEl,SoN

Tuesday was entry day for Brooklyn fair-the day when fair officials work Rt top speed in order that the show may be ready for the crowds that will appear sn the opening day
 Getting the fair ready is a biz job. al- though that may not be apparent or of interest to the thousands who come each year to view the exhibits. This year was no exception to the rule and the force at the secretary's office was kept on the jump recording entries and seeing that everything was put in orderly arrange uent
 It was indicated late Tuesday after noon that Brooklyn fair is going to be be well worth while this year. It has at- tracted entries from various towns of the county. The cattle show will be very good as also will be the display of vege- tables and fruits, products of the dairy and of the housewives art. The grange section will be of special interest.
 From all points of the compass the midway men put in their appearance Tuesday and began erecting their stands and show tents.
 ERort that has been underway for weeks to make the fair attractive were showing productive results Tuesday.
 Of tho 100 pheasants that arrived here Tuesday morning from the state game farm at Madison all were in first class condition excepting one-a bird that had been injured and died while en route to Danielson.
 The consignment was forwarded in three large shipping cases, later taken out in three automobile and the birds re- leased at various points within three or four miles of Danielson. The birds were about haif-grown, but lively and in good condition and in about every instance be- gain feeding immediately upon release. Lots of to 12 were released at time, in order that the shipment might be scattered over a wide area.
 Men who are familiar with pheasants and their habits had charge of the re- where foods the birds like are plentiful and where cover Is provided.
 Another heavy frost Tuesday morning came as reminder that the fuel problem will soon become more pressing. Observ- srs state that practically no hard coal is ret moving over the railroad line through Danielson, unless 1t is going through on night trains. Probably well under 10 percent. of the homes in Danielson would De listed as having any supply of coal at all. and those who are without coal have made up their minds that they will be fortunate if they get as much as a ton Rt a time during the coming cold weather IaaAon
 At Goodyear mills and as the cennec- lieut. mills, employees have been notified that a wage increase will become effective October 2. As has been the case at other mills in this territory where notices of the coming advance have been given, no definite amount of increase is given, but 1t is generally understood that the new wage scale will be approximately the same as was in force up to January of this year. The mills herein mentioned are manufacturers of tire fabric.
 Special Deputy William !. Jarvis of the commission on domestic animals continu- ed to bring cases for prosecution in con nection with violations of the dog laws in Canterbury during Tuesday. Among the interesting cases developed was one in which a woman was charged with having registered a female dog as a spayed animal. A fine was imposed fin this case. Mir. Jarvis is to continue his activities in towns hereabouts until vio- lators of the law have been prosecuted or their dogs registered
 Scores of motorists have wuIlsd up short In Danielson, during the last few days, upon hearing the sharp blast of what has seemed to be a police whistle only to find some grinning youngster thoroughly enjoying himself over having fooled" the driver into believing that an officer was halting him. A cheap de- vice that whistles is being distributed hereabouts and every kid that comes h. 10 possession of ne becomes a potential traffic officer The motorists are al their mercy and the kids are making the most of the situation.
 "New hotel" talk is revived by the neaS approach of the throwing open of the Danielson-Providence road via Little Rest. Up to the present time, however the proposal has not advanced beyond the talking stage, although there are those who believe that a 10o-room hotel would pay in Danielson, once travel over tht new highway reaches what may be con eidered as normal.
 Remember the Pellett bus and tourint car service from Danielson to the Brook lyn fair today and Thursday. Get busei at Danielson Center, touring cars at thu Pellett building, Railroad sQuare.-adv.
 Bootleggers who hope to do Q proftAbI, business at the fair crowds will do well t carefully guard their operations. Tn, grounds and approaches will be thorough ly police, and warning need not be givel that heavy penalties await those who en gage in selling intoxicants and ge caught at it. State police as well al other officers will be on duty in an, about the grounds.
 Radio fans here declare they hav been getting splendid results with thei sets since the weather has turned a bi cooler and cleared up much of the stad trouble with which they have had t contend during the hot weather period
 Though 1t is late September, having 1 In progress through territory hereabouts
 At this evenings meeting of McGrego Womans Relief corps, plans will be dis cussed for the annual inspection schedul cd for November 1.
 It would appear that the veteran fo hunter Gurdon p. Withey is out for record this fall. Mir. Withey has kIlle his second fox of the season.
 High grade nickeled pencils have bee distributed to their depositors as 1o0t anniversary gifts by the Windham Coun ty National bank.
 Members of Sarah Williams DanEeIso chapter, D. A. R., are to meet in the yes try of the Congregational church at tn usual hour Thursday afternoon, nc earlier as has been announced.
 Rev. Godfrey Malone BrinIey is { preach at a service to be held Teursda afternoon at Old Trinity church, Kings wood Manor, Church street. This servic will be a feature of the gathering of tn Captain Deliverance Browne associatio and the Church Street Friends auxiliar,
 Daniel B Wright of I,oweu was Q wis