Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-10
DANIELsoN

oaturuay vas circus day In Dantelson. Thls fact is wen indented upon the minds of those who had an opinion that a clrcus arrives obout an hour before daylight In this case daylight arrived hefore the circus. which was not the falt of the circus. which arrived in the railroad yards at Putnam. en route from Woonsocket at about a. m. and was held fhere to be sent through as what might be considered as the second sec tcn of the Bar Harbor at about SIS d. m Numbers who were up early to see the animals had a nice. long wait.
 But the circus came-Walter l.. Mains flor the first time in Danielson for nearly a score of years.
 The day proved that 1t Is a mighty Eeod circus. almost too large for Daniel son and that people liked it.
 A blE parade-ths greatest parade that this town has seen In more than a ucore of years-provided noon-tfme en- tertntument for thocSands thas were Eoattered along the line of march
 There was much in that parade to in- terest young and old. I'm sorry new or studied horticulture" one old-timer declared. after Inspecting a long line of caEeg containing wild animals. And so were many other people. Whether a cage cuntztned a hippopotamus or some equally ferocous denizen of the jungle. or waste places of Africa there seemed Co bs desire on the part of everyone to know just what kind of animal each cage contained.
 'rhere are three beers" said one, whose mind was set on some date back t the wet aEes- 'No. son. you're wrong said another old-tirner, 'those are three bears-I know them because the smell is more than half of one-per- sent '' and we'll let that go at that.
 Bands clowns. ca1liopes and other FltnEs added to the gaiety of the parade. which was the longest and most inter- sscing that any circus has presented in he territory since democrats wore white Eailon hats. IL was a good parade and the nearis of attracting a lst-ge at tendance to the '1ot" for the afternoon show.
 The circus offered the public an oppor- tunity to watch two rings and an elevat- "a stage and enough entertainment to please a four-eyed man. There were performing lions and tigers, splendid skilled horses. an array of acrobats a troup Of trained seals and a group oi he most intelligent elephants. including Jennie of the Poweds Hippodrome troup hat the circus world has seen The ele- ahauts however. bent their wills to that pf a young woman trainer. and mar. -ied man in the audience remarked stad ln view of the fact that a woman could make elephants mind" there was little rhance for a man to have his own way But that sentiment did not interfere with the fact that the Seven Interna, tional Arabs and many other feature acts brought forth the most enthuslss lie applause of the audiences. afternoon and evening. and led to the frequen rou-ncnt that no show had better acte The weather man. positively indecen Tor weeks past, cut in on the show witl a thunderstorm just before the evenins performance and wsthoIt 'dcF1bt GU flown the attendance by several hundred people.
 The Main circus came in here ant went away arain without causing nor, Enan a furry in the activities of the po Ice department. The many hundred who enjoyed the entertainment will b pleased to have the circus come again
 It was early Sunday morning befor the circus got away from here for Wal unEford. where 1t is showing today. an it may bs mentioned here that tn charge for moving the show from thi stop to the next one was enough [ trirhten half a regiment Of Chautauqui suarantors-
 Warden and Mrs. ". A. Burrows ar io have the members of the borough cTiciai family at their cottage at Oak and Beach as their guests Thursday July co. The guests include the mem hcrs Of the court Of burgesses. tn ,orouEh clerk and treasurer and tn chief of the fire department. The War Ten and 1frs- Burrows plan to entertai Inc borough fathers at a regular shor Inner and to provide them with all tn leaEures the beach affords.
 Mru. Marraret feDermett. who ha iieen a patient at St. vincent's hospitts In Worcester for many weeks, is expec, td to return 70 her home here at the en sf the week Mrs. McDermott has show ruftcisnt improvement to permit her rs uurn to DanielsOn-
 Rsr. John Eoux. M. B.. pastor of S 1sneS' parish. and one his assistant Rev. Walter J. Greene. NJ S., left Sun day afternoon for Hartford to begi their annual retreat, which will extsz 1hroezh the present week
 Mss Irna Perry. who is spending II runth at Oakland Beach was at h, horne here for the week end.
 A number Of Danielson men and otl srs from the town of Kilhngly wei numbered amo1g those who aictende a splendid shore" dinner given Sunds tt Woowna camp at Black pond dn u town of Woodstck.
 One Of the IAborera with the circs hat showed here Saturday became seriously ill that physician had to l rummoned 70 the circus grounds early Inc evening The mans condition VI lo serious that he was ordered remov, io the Day Kfmban hospital
 ssuth KilIinEIy people are deliEht, Eich the fact that the new state hig way is open to their village. though u road is not completed as yet. Such pr gress as has been made. however, ind sates to them the many advantages tn Inc improved highway will bring to ths community.
 There were visttors from DanieIson he tri-county r. M c. A camp at Bla pond in the town of Woodseock Sunds Inc c1mpers wall enter upon their se ondN week at the pretty place Wednt day The camp Is now operating g crding to the plans that have be nspped out and Is providing excells aiversion for the 100 boys who a