Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-22

games maintains something of the stand ard reached last Sunday baseball here will have to be dropped, for it costs money to maintain a baseball team, even one that has only a semi-profes- sional rating. Players who have real ability and enough of 1t to command public attention on their ability to per- form on the diamond cannot be induced to play for a song, no more than the public can be induced to come out to watch indifferent players performing on the diamond.
 Danielson seems to be one of the towns where baseball has been rapidly receding in popularity, for what reason no one has been able to give a satis- factory explanation. Formerly it was one of the most alive baseball towns in eastern Connecticut, and at periods when the brand of baseball offered the public was inferior to what the public might enjoy if it were so inclined.
 Lest we forget, attention may be called at this advanced summer date to the fact that Danielson continues to worry along under a dual standard of keeping time. One of Danielson's most important industrial plants saw fit in the early spring not to adopt the day light saving scheme of figuring time and | this decision was so important as to af- feet hundreds. In the meantime day 1 light time remains as near "officia! time as the law will allow, and the vast majority of Danielsons activities are governed by it.
 DanIeIson's ample supply of Ice is withstanding the ravages of hot wea- | ther and the unusual demand being made for the commodity. There will be no ice shortage in this terI.Nry ms season, regardless of all the worry that anyone may be accommodating about what ! the coal supply is going to be wet sea ! son.
 Miss Helen E. Awkward returned Fri da: evening from vacation of few ! days spent at Oakland beach. Wild cherries are ripe in the country | hereabouts and many are the parties 1 that will be out today picking them, for such uses as their consciences may die. i tate.
 Federal prohibition officers made visitation into this corner of easterr ! Connecticut this week, but found noth ing on which to base prosecutions 1T court.
 The killingly Womans club Is one To cal organization that desires to do some thing toward furnishing free band con certs on the park during the summe season, but 1t is too much to expect tha this organization would shoulder the en tire expense of a series Of concerts II William A. Dolbeare of New Bed ford was a visitor in Daniefson Friday
 Mrs Louis Lague who has been yer. i'll at her home at Oakland beach. wa reported Friday as in a critical condi ton.
 A dance pavilion is one of the nev means of attracting attendance that being worked out at Moosup pond, tn only place left in this vicinity wher bathing Is allowed-and may that priv ilege long endurel
 Continued progress has been mad practically without interruption on tn state highway work east of here durin the present week-a week free fror rainy weather
 Danielson attorneys will be at the He tel Griswold, Eastern Point, mex Thursday for a meeting and banquet c the Connecticut Bar association
 Several Danielson men are engage on police duty at the Aldrich Manufac turing company's plant in Moosu1 where, happily, all has been very quie and without disturbance since the begin ming of the big strike.
 vitaHs Bonneau. manager of a sho store in Boston, has been spending a fe' days of his vacation here prior to leaV Ling for a motoring trip through nortf ern New England and into Canada. M Bonneau is a veteran of World war which he served as a volunteer and as
 member of the Second regular army d vision, which suffered tremendous losse on the western front