Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-01
DanieEs0n Dollar Day. Saturday, March 4fi,, 1922
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSoN


 George F. Cook. for years Danielson resident and well known in Brooklyn ant in the town of Plzinheld, where he Is en- p-oyed curing the summer seasons by Will Lam s. Brown Of She,1ard Hill farm, has written from Tampa to Mir. Brown, teilil Of a recently completed trip to Souti America
 For years NIr. Cook has been spendin- winters in Florida and has found ttn.e fo ether tra-s to points farther south Tn year be has been In South America. Ill stay thero was of three months duration. he Urites. He tells Of crossnig the Andas mountains at an elevation Of 16,0o0 feet, rld,<s over the railruads with the high est elevation ,n the world and Of sailing for 1000 miles on the Amazon river.
 Tn Argentina Mr. Cook tells of seeing some splendid Holsteln-Freisian cattle such as are to be found at Shepard Hill fzrul and of the interest there in develop rncnt cure bred hsryis. One South American breeder told Mr. Cook that he really believed that the Holsteins were the first breed of cattle on earth and Of there beng records going back to the Garden oc Eden to pr0ve this. but Mir. Cook isn't insisting that this is really a fact. al- thouEh the breeder told him-it seeme that have some glib takers in the Argen- tine-that Eve milked a Holstein COW to t1ruash milk for Adams table.
 1I-. Cook says that the Argentine is e great sheep raising country and that the situats and much of the produce there IS much the came ss in the New England StRcS He watchad the season's having EoinE on in January
 Mr. Cook is to remain in Tampa untS April and then Is coming north.
 A recent demonstration in Putnam hat ac1ed when B1bsected to tuberculin testing has had it's effect in Dauielson as else where A czn from consumers of milk Is going up for supplies only from COWS that have been subiected to this test and found 1res from tuberculosis. Nothing that has happened in- eastern Cuunecticut has ever had surh a compelling effect upon the minds Of the average consumer of milk as the description of tho polluted and rot ting organs Of the COW killed after hay iuE been found by testing 10 be in an ad- vzncsd gtats of tuberoulosis MIX from tIberculin tested COWS is available for Lhose who desire it. and it Is predicted that the day s not far distant when such rrIs-snd such milk only-will be pernit- led Co be offered for sale in the state oi Couneoticut
 KnHnsIy residents will read with more or less ersvy-of a benihcent naIure-this morning that the town of Thompson las found thzt it can get siong this year with an i&-miu tax, as against 23 mills last year. Kiilingly citizens wili be called to ron1 8sr at the adjourned annual town meeting in the near future the tax rate Tor the 1rosent year. The board Of relief has completed its work. so the new and latoSt erand list of KilllnEiy Is at 1t will he for computing how much money the tosVn must raise 10 meet It's expenditures for the year Beginning, dscaIly. on August 2 last is now ready.
 KininEiy may not be able to do quite SO much in tho way oe reducing the tax rate as ThompGon. which is without oebt has done. but KillinElys grand list is nearly twice as great as thaI of the town uf ThompSon. and The taxpayers are anxiouSiy looking for the day when the tendency of taxing rates will be downward Instead of upward or stationary, on a high basin as has been the rule since the var yearA
 There was was soraething In the whIs- kng and su7.pping of the wind. Tuesday hftcrroon. suggestive of the lion and of hls hsloit of roaring and yiciously swish- lnY his tail. and this fact recalled to the minds of tho5e who love to dwell old say irgs that it geened as though March, duo here at 120t tlis morning. or thereabouts not Co be too exact. was coming in like a Mon-rot t1s familiar hon of vaudeville and paanut carnival menagerie tents, but an fronesr- -Do-goodness free and untram- rucied lion. stalking about his native sungie
 Whdthcr March introduces itself with a weather rouglG house or not, # may be sci coWn for cle record that there have beer u0 rsai sign sof spring yet. Ice covers Eouis and lakes to the depth of from % tC % inches. and on small bodies of water tht too remains approximately 30 inche, thick in numerous places. This is an eYi 1ence that the winter. now drawing to . close. while not extremely severn has beer steadily and consistently cold. and vt r. or rated with such a Iiid winter as tha sf 1s1o-21.
 nice little dog saw the end of al tarthly things-insofa- as he was con rerned-Iuesdsy morning when he disput sd tta right Of way with an automobile o1 soraa other vehicls the nature of wh'cl has not been determined. The little dos vsls found dead early in the morning II Main street. near the public library. It i taken for granted that some notorist | responsible for the animals death. bu lhis has not been established The GO, was the property of Joseph Dragon, iani tor at the Bohemian club.
 A really delightful entertainment Little Women-the subject matter fanil lar Co the mary who have read tho bol Rf tsat title-wSs presented at the Ornhe r-n theatre Tuesday evening by a cas made up Of r0cal people. The KHlingl, Wouan's club sponsored the production md will present half the net proceeds t lle Day Kiusban hospital at Putnam, a. institution the worth of which 10 all o ..F tppreciated in Danielson. No more even y balanced or competent cast Of loca leopte has apueared tS'entertain the Dan elEon public ia a period ou. of memory rhcre was eT1dcTce throughout the even ug of the time and care given 10 prepar nE the pay so that t might be presente
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