Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
DANELSON

 Owners of radio receiving sets will get together this (Thursday) evening at the home of Louis Tetreatlt, in the Cyr building, to talk over ways and means of making the use of their sets more pleasant and profitable. Every radio set owner is invited to the little conference, which likely will result in the formation of a radio club
 A main object of the conference, Hssde from considering the formation of 8 clnb; Is to arrive at an understanding relak1ve to eliminating the whistling that results from improper and incom- peten3 tuning In. The disturbing whist Ing as due almost entirely to lack of understanding on the part of operators of receiving sets in adjusting their ap- paratus to listen in, and they not only EAil to get what they are after them sslves,. but prevent everyone else in tow nfrom doing so or, at least, from enjoying what they get.
 A little conference like tonights may be the means of eliminating this diin- oulty and making the use of the radio a. greater pleasure for all who possess sets in Danielson and the immediate vi elnity.
 Al Wauregan Wednesday \evening tht people of that village enjoyed the nov. city of dancing to the music of the Wauregan band on the new cement area fronting the office of the Wauregar oompany's hg plant The dancers found the diversion of an outdoor dance witt good music highly pleasing and indi. caked that they would enjoy having such events more frequently. The bant appeared in new white duck uniform. that are very nifty, and the organiza taon now stands as the best uniformed band tin this part of the state.
 rhose who were present here thi week for the party for Mrs. Preston B Abiey and in honor of her havin, reached her soth birthday included Mrs Edwin F. Bass, Springfield Mis- Marian A. Sheldon, New Britain; Mis- Maria Hiscox, Oliver Hiscox, Mrs. Alb be Davis. Mrs Sarah Davis, Woodstocl Valley; Miss Chlds, New York; MT and Mrs. J. M. Tatem. Mrs. Georg Bowen. Mrs. William Warren, Eastford Mrs. Jenny Chase Silver, West Roxbury Aass Mir. and Mra Fred S. Sibley Mrs. Fanny Sibley Gummerson, Prov: denee, R. l.. Mrs. Frank Sibley Walker Du61ey, Mass; Mrs. Henry c. Phillips M1 Lucy Phillips Webster; Miss Ca thegine Tatem, Eastford; Mrs. Floy, Buckingham, Jewett City; Mrs. Iren Hathewson, New Haven.
 BGn Martin has assembled hneul Atas should make formidable oppoSl lion Go any plans for victory that tn Providence Independents may hay uHnen they come here with their star wo man first base player, Miss Lizzie Mur ehy, Sunday next. Manager MarG Uasd Wednesday afternoon that he wi have the following outfit in the field 10 paatSlson: Phillips, Boston college sathhef; Reiger; International and Eas tSrn league pitcher; artin, first; Buck jey. Philadelphia Textile league, second Hart, Webster, 3rd; Faber, Norwic gtate hospital short Adams, left; AT 4Gan Providence center; Pellerin sAght. -..
 ;.Ite 4g probable that Manager Mart. p5fl. arrange game with Putnam, pos sfbly series of games, so the indics Ions are that Danielson is going nave the best of the seasons ball 2 he fse end of the years playing pel iod Manager Martin feels that tn sans will respond with heavy attend moe for such games as it is planned { stzge. so is going out and booking re; ,aH teams to meet the fine outfit ths le has assembled to represent Danie Son.
 UAele Sam always seems to be searcl nr for help. and now at the postoffiC Aere they have some notices in whiC .he public Is let in on the fact that tf government needs reconstruction ait and assistants in rehabilitation of di thled veterans. Both men and wome Lres admitted to examinations for thes places. Applicants are not required
 report for 8 written examination, b. lrer rated upo- nthe subjects of educ; ion, training, experience and rhysic tb4fity. Full information may be o Gtned as to salaries and requiremen Y writing the United States Civil Sc Lioe commission at Washington, D. c
 Sas4 how would one go about 1t, seeiEfng the right to operate a jitn' hns over the new state highway b tween Danlelson and Providence? A sasently a simple question, but one tn 8 something very different.
 Naturally 1t would be prohibttive
 neer' the requirements of both Come aeSE and Rhode Island as to insuranc Hnsrsing etc. The cost is too greg he requirements vary in the two state Wduld you appeal to the interstate COT eission for a ruling or for authority operate, for the Danielson- -Providen HAe niShWay route Wa Little Re 3rosrEh but 25 miles in length, is an i lrstate route, and. it is held in son quarters, jurisdiction as to giving j ney operating rights passes out of t 1ands of the states and into the han Of the federal government But no O knows this for a certainty, nor wh sither Rhode Island or Connectic would do to assert their state rights.
 E, all pretty puzzle and at the pre- snt tfme of sufficient magnitude
 trsgnten off those here who have be contemplating starting a jitney sert5 to Providence. sometlning that would
 very desirable and not in competiti with any common carier now doing passenser carrying business, for t new state highway passes through t, ritory until North Scituate is reach