Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
DANIELsON
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ers. level that all hope never viii be
receded 70 again.
Five below zero was the new record
for the WINTER maze by some ther7no-
meters in Danielson Tuesday morning.
However. the publtc is losing interest in
new low temperature records as the ice
crop is safely under cover. and that is
the basis for the public's main interest
IN cold weather earlyGin the winter.
The Bulletin correspondent has re-
ceived Winter Haven Fla, newspaper
forwarded by Henry w. Babson and
containing the following item of local in
terest: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Young and
their attractive little daughter of Dan
ielson, Conn, visited Friday with Col
onel Babson and Howard Starkweather
at the Palms hotel. Mr.. and Mrs
Young are spen ing a few months at
New Smyrna, but are motoring from
hero to ST. Petersburg and other west
coast points before returning to the east
coast.
l. is of interest to note in connection
with this item that grave fruit STAMP
ed Winter Haven have been coming to
Danielson breakfast tables during the
past few weeks
committee have been invited to partici-
pate with members of other town school
committees in towns hereabouts in an
institute t" be held on Tuesday, January
81, at Putnam High school. a. s. Mere
dith, commissioner of education for Con-
necticut, is arranging for the meeting.
which will bring together Z large ne.-
Der of school board members from east
ern Windhaln county towns.
Though state highways south Of here
are comparatively free of ice, from
Dayville, northYard, motorists find
much ice remains and driving a car i.
much more OF q task than under ordi
nary conditions and is beset with dan
ger for the careless operator. Chain.
! aid only. incidentally in holding oai
in the highway and the rear emu of ma
chimes weave about unless unusual eau
tion is exercised IN driving.
Words OF protest or regret came from
] the lips of motorists hereabouts wis
long since have sent money to Hartfor,
! Tor 1922 registrations of their automv
Elles and We're still without them Tues
tl2y, the first day following the two pc
ciods of grace for operating under tn
1921 plates. This disappointed group .
I motorists were in a quandary Tuesua;
! as to what to do about operating thei
! machines. The police were without in
/ structions in ths premises from the mo
tor vehicle department at Hartford.
| some cases the non-arrival of registra
| ton plates is working a hardship Of
car owners who use their machines t
convey thelrs IS and others to thei
work in Dai. son from various Guilty
ing communities.
However, the sight of a 1921 set 0
plates in this territory was rarity O
Tuesday, though some cars so numbere
were to be seen fitting about in outly
ing sections.
One Of the real gold medal winner
among the piekerel fishermen Of thi
town is C. l. Chandler, who hauled froI
;iae waters OF Eadie Pray reservoir z
East Kalingly a specimen weighing
pounds and II ounces. The fish was o
exhibition at Gallup Brothers and Lind
uers Tuesday. and to fishermen Of y
olden days was reminiscent Of that "a
nous pictsersl. also caught at East Ki
!ingly. which measured two feet and l
ounces by the st!Ilyards and hIled
-four barrel slick up to the brng!
Windhan, High school team come
here Friday evening for its first game
the season against Killingly High. TT
Windhan team is member 70 the Stat
basketball league of high school team
IN class B. KiIhngly also being a men
Der. but in class C.
Many Danielson people have made
a point to procure one OF. the new 81
Yer dollars-tie peace issue--and date
1921, to keep as souvenirs. Only a LII