Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-19
DANEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANELsoN

Danielson basdbaii fans went pop eyed Monday morning when they read a special to The Bulletin announcing on the sports page that Putnam's Night inEale-Morse team won Sundays game 10 1 from Bin Martins Danielson team.
 In the first place they knew that 1t wasn't true. and in the second place wondered how that story happened. As matter of fact, Danielson won from Putnam. to i. and approximately D. poo fans who, saw the game were fully aware of it. V
 me wfite- of this column did not send out the story and is uninformed who dids although the sender's identity win be established in due time.
 Such errors are always irritating, but especially SO when concerned with any sporting event in which such warm ri- vsis as Danieison and Putnam are con cernsd.
 Alsuf roo rheAsAhss were expected to arrive here Monday afternoon from the state game farm at Madison for re- lease in nearby country as soon as they could be taken in automobiles to eef- tain destinations suitable to their needs. but the birds did not come. Arrange rnents for procuring the birds were made by Henry Lague. to whom all sportsmsn are lnde6ted for his recent activitisa n sscuring trout and game birds for re- lease in this territory. They are expect cd this morning.
 Scratch feed for the birds will be taken along and left at every point where birds are turned loose and 1t is atAicipated that the now corners will with this assistance be able to become acquainted with their new surroundings and locate natural feeding grounds be- fsrs they. get 90 hungry as to endangsr their iives. which are being carefully preaerved untd such time as som cone roes out and shoots them during the cnrn season. This may appear pathe.i- caily strange. nevertheless 1t fs true.
 Leaving out an '1h' the pheasants 6nd themselves in October in about the sanne starus as the peasants abou. Smyrna and country thereabouts.
 Deputy Game Warden F. E. Kies call ed attention Monday morning to the fact that hen pheasants cannot be iegads shot during the hunting season opening this year on October g. This Is a fact that has escaped the attention of many hunters and Warden Kfes is giving ear iy notice of 1t In order that any persor found with a dead female pheasant T his possession or attempting to kill ons win not even have the subterfuge o pleading he did not know the law. Nhicf in any case Is no defence.
 onIy ears especially ticensed for sucl service will be permitted to do a passen ger carrying business between DaniesAyI and ths Brooklyn fair grounds this week aB to collecting individual fares. hi provision of the law excludes cars bear Ing 70" reEistrstions from picking up passenger at a time until a capacity loai is obtained. but 1t does not shut then put of this service in cases where tn car is hired by one person for the trir f the one person pays the entire cos of the journey.
 what is described as jftney servic will be confined this year to the buse ,f one concern already operating owe he Danielson Brooklyn Willimanti route. These buses have been espesJaii licensed and will be privileged to pic ID passengers who will pay individua 'ares. This arrangement Is somewha different than has been in vogue at fai lime in other years. but it is accordin To the present laws and state officer wir see that the regulations are CT 'orced.
 Special Deputy comnissioner winIal Jarvis. Of the bureau of domestic an n1is vas in Canterbury Monday. mall nr arranEerue euts for the prosecution ( numerous violations of the dog laws IS ported from that town. There are nun be-s of unlicensed dogs in that con Hnutiny. and as the commissioner of dc nestle animals Is engaged in a state vide campaign to prosecute owners such animals Canterbury will be receiS Ing only the game kind of treatment is being accorded other townships. Car terbury is an agricultural town and appears there has been some iaxity e, reciaiiy in outlying sections. in keepin 6ors registered.
 Othsr towns hereabouts, including Xxi iingiy, are due for a conbing for 1T licensed dogs and the work may be e1 pected to be undertaken at any tim WlrnlnEs do not serve in many case co have to be followed by court acto always much mora expensive to the dc gvner than paying registration fees.
 rbsarh every mems was being uti red from Saturday 10 Monday noon iraw down the water in the Assawas liver to a sufficiently low level to perm with the rebuilding of the footrsbid, across the stream. the stream had be, lowered only about one foor fn 4s hour
 The river is bringing down such { unusual volume Of water for this tin rf year that the efforts of tho selectm, 10 ret along with the bridge buildir work is greatly hampered It did n appear up 10 Monday noon that tl stream could be lowered enough to pc nit of doing this work at this time. oficlais were discouraged over t prospect they were facing.
 No summer within memory has be
 uarTed by 10 much rain. The territo drained by ths Assawaga seems to fu