Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIElSoN

From Rosedaie. L. L, to friends here. Henri I. Baer forwarded Tuesday invitations to a novel exhibition of po- Ice dogs that Mir. Baer has arranged to stzEs at his Pahsade Kennels at East KiilnEty Sunday afternoon next More than 200 dogs will be shown at the exhibit which will really be a get together meet of those throughout this territory who have associated them- sslves with Mir. Baer in a police dog breeding arrangement that has existed for a period Of several years Inciden- talty this Pafsade Farms Field day, as h Is oncaily called. will honor the hcrth of the 4.o0oth police dog bred by the Pzhsade kenneis
 Mr. Baer's guests will have the op- portuRtty of seeing more than 100 shrood-matrons' and a good number of uud dogs among them the S10.o00 beauty. Arnim. and the police-trained grand champion, Hans who will do stunts for the entertainment of those as- sembled. This field day for the police aoEs is to be a unique affair. the first ns its kind ever held in this vicinity. Mr Baer. who Is coming up from Long Island, will ss-vs his guests one of King George Jaoques famous calowders
 New tariR schedules on textiles expected to stabilize the manufacturing
 
 ums Of orders to min operators along the ouinebaug valley. It is felt now that buyers wall know where they are lr and can place business with greater oanhdencs that prices will stay fixed. Tl4s applies te many mills, but hardly at all bo the tire fabric concerns, of when there are two an the town of Kil- llhEiJ.
 However. the tire fabric concerns are rrzduany recovering from the shock of Lhs buzness crash in the fall of 1920 md are confident of obtaining a con- rtantly expanding volume of business. 0n the whole. the prospect now seems very good in the mill sector here tbouts for a prosperous fall and winter period-
 -L F. Kennedy was an charge of the funeral at Plainfed of Leo Brodeur Fcar-old son of MT. and Mrs. Alfred 5rodeur of that place. Burial was in a eSacred Heart cemetery ct Waure- Ean
 - Practically complete repairs have been made at East KillingIy to high Ezys that were so badly washed out in ths heavy rainStorm of last TarlrsdaS oeen at work under the direction of Se' lectmsn George A1yUrd. who has ex- pended every effort to repair the storm sanage as promptly as possible.
 The publio hereabouts is showing in Eerest in the suggestion that filter b. instailed al Aiexander's lake in order t p@rnait bathing next season in tha 5eautiful body of water. Allowing tn, uubhc to bathe there would be a wor- derful aid to further popularizing tn beanhtui resort However bathing now restricted. forbidden in fact be ause the water of the lake Is used fo E- Goodyear. It Is claimed that prope l1eration would protect Goodyear's wa er supply from pollution and the lak ,e made available for bathing, if all O he interested parties can agree on tn urzngment.
 Dszieissn's businees men hon. I hatch or surpass the big consolidate Hort they made last August when Oar elson's first big Dollar day was stage, he buEness men have done their paa 70 attract business here next Saturda, when this years summer Dollar da, rn be on and they anticipate seein = many r more visitors as came o Doiz- day last August.
 IT you try it once, you will be fo, svT convinced that Daggett's (Moosup the Real ice cream.-adv.
 The-e are indications that pheasant pa-tridEe and quail are going to be nl nerous in lEs territory this fall. Nun seru of hoclcs of young pheasants hay been observed In territory within a n dius of four miles of DanHeis1H Or lock seen during the past week nun nered dozen young birds. Floclus 1uaii also seem more plentiful this sun ner tna nfor several years 50 the hun h-rs have the prospect of a good hun lnr season.
 wrstins from NarTagansett Pie where he is spending vacation of tv weeks Earl Bassett of Broad stre tells of watching the impressive pas Ing out 10 sea of 19 great war vesse of Uncle Sans navy that have be- EnendinE some time at the naval bas at Newport. Overhead. oircling abo he great wa-ships. were a dozen hay sytroplanes. the entire picture bei1 one not soon forgotten
 Wu1an Valentine. of PouafreE. seer tary of the Connecticut eVEetab irowers associatEon. has sent out car notifying the members that they ha 5s~n invited to be glJests of the Bride sort Fruit and Vegetable Growers s looation. at Patrick Callahan's, on t ield day tour, which Is set for next ss Eday. Aug. 2s.
 The association members. including number from thfs part of the state, a ho assemble next Saturday morning 10 o'clock. standard time, at the faa of Senator Charles Treat in Oranl To inspect his sweet corn From Gran the party win travel to Miiford wfls The oeIery farm of Peter Aldo will ioorad over. thence to the avid Cls farm at Milford to watch a potato d Edng dennouStratson- Next will come lrnch at the Callahan place. at Str Cord At Strztford several farms. s u1z&xinE along different lines of mari yzrdening. will be inspected.
 Progress gs being made in setting cement curbing that WdI1 border the Ii sldeWzurs about the New Haven PC rzsseuger station and its approaches s expected that the walks will be co pieted during September, and tSey ' be a very great improvement over plank vzn<s which they will replace
 Baaban fans here are all agog 6 he fact that they are going to sec faxnoss woman player in action n Sunday afternoon when Bili Mart Danielson team hn4s up against
 Proridencs Independents, which is m ID chiefly of former league play, Nias L1zzis Murphy played recently bir ieaFs1e benefit game at Boston ps heartily appla1ded by the fans really rood work she did in the felt
 Elderberry pici1ers are now an EH rufnr Of the6r activities. Tn rho know where to look for these l ass are incing them in quantities rear. The great proportion of the m buEhels beng brought in here win used an making wines.
 Dar4y 4n September the reg4strars votsrs cf KlKngiy viii meet to rec'