Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-06
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Thursday by numbers Of persons who |
had learned that a sutDiy Of them had
been received at the. Windham County |
National bank, where three was lively |
demand for them throughout the day. |
One Of the strange inquiries that SEEM !
ed to Gpring spontaneously to the lips OF
many who hooked at the pretty new coins
for the first time was Are they really |
worth a whole dollar" and when as
sured that this certainly IS the case they
seemed to be relieved and to chase back
across the Styx the shade of w. J. BIS
16 to I herasy. They're real honest to
goodness dollars sure enough and Q. ..
for exchange purposes in any nook and
corner Of the country. The WindG1an1
County National bank was putting them
out Thursday to customers who had an
other dollar and were interested In hay
ing one Of the new coins.
DinhcuIties with the telegraph service
insofar as commercial messages are con
cerned is again, attracting the attention
OF the Danielson Chamber Of Commerce.
and the interesting suggestion heard in
connection Herewith Is that the Postal
Telegraph company be invited to install
q commercial of1ce here. as II is under
stood the company desires to do, instead
Of constantly harau1erdng at the West
ern Union company for the quality Of
service that Danielson and other parts
u the town desire and feel that It should
have. Secretary Irving ". Davis. has
the matter Of mourning into the matter
Of telegraph service in hand. More than
a year ago q representative Of the West
ern Union Telegraph company came here
from New York went over the situation
and later there was q establishment
'of service that 1t was thought would
prove adequate, but it appears that
| manufacturing interests and others con-
tiuue to have their troubles with the
service, and there is a strong sentiment
| in favor of inviting the Postal Tele-
! graph conpan my to. establish an Office in
! this field. TIE nearest Office o. the last
! named company is near West Thomp-
| SON
| officers for the Dante1son Chamber of
| Commerce FOR 1922 are: President. F.
! p Rltgcod vice presideE., n. Lorne
/ Greig; treasurer, Clifford H Starl1w ca
! Their; secretary, Irving ". Davis direc-
! ,+ors. Attorney Harry f. Back. Alfred L.
Reed DR.. George NJ. Burroughs A. N.
/ Thompson and Francis S. Storer.
Subjects that are receiving consider
alton from the chamber at the present
tim eincnde dollar day that likely will
come late in the winter and the annual
! banquet which probably will be held IN
February.
| Friends here learned with regret
| Thursday of the sudden death during the
/ morning ut Woonsocket Of Octave Gla-
due, 60. for many years q resident of
Danielson. Mr.. G1adue was a barber
and for q long period was employed at
his trade IN local shops.
This tFriday) afternoon brings the
special town meeting to- PASS on the
matter Of issuing bonds with which to
retire notes Of the town.
This is the last day for driving motor
cars under 1921 markers Motorists
who are out Saturday or thereafter with
the old plates will be liable to prosecu-
ton.
The Bohemian Girls furnished an in
| torestng entertainment at the Orpheum
theatcr Thursday evening.
William McDerrnott who has been
spending the holiday season at his home
here. left Thursday for 4 few days visit
in New York. He is expected 10 return
hare boiore going back to Grand Rapids.
where -. has been located the past few
months.
Plans fo- iee harvesting Mt Quinebaus
lake where tlae ice In some places had
reached & thickness Of g Ia inches, re-
ceived a setback Thursday because OF
the rain and thaW-but another cold.
blustery period Is forecasted to begin to-
day.
Mrs. Brian Moran was reported as Sc
riously III at her home in Dayyille on
Thursday.
The. Dan?elsoa Chamber Of Commerce
adopted memorial resolutions pertain
. ing 10 the death CT Warden Herbert c.
Keech.
There 10 break In prices in the egg
. markell break 50 sharp that a pouI-
tryman need feel much less burt finan,
c!al.y If he shouid smash d dozen now
! as ccenDared to two months ago. Some
hi-:ngly shippers to city markets are
3...er.,-.i at this weeks quotation OF g.
..~'a -o- dozen, wholesale while Others
s-- tai .nc % TO a. cents in order to VI.
E-s-, Eggs nave re,ai.ed up to 80 cents
doZen in Dsnielsoa during the past
eau.
No var tax is being collected now OF
SOFT drinks in D1n!eison. but there
seems = national indemnity attached 1:
the price Of each quart Of hootch.
/ Mrs L H Reach viii have member,
Of the Civic Federation at her home To-
4 meeting this friday afternoon.
Alfred L. Reed was in Boston Thurs