Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam

srsssvsssssusssssssss rfage. MT. and Mrs Domingue will made their homo in Pawtucket, where MT Dominique is employed.
 Went to Fair in Automobiles.
 The automobile owners who engag- ed in the passenger carrying business between Danielson and the Isis ar grounds ct Brooklyn on Wednesday did a very good businss. They were busy with their cars from 9 o'clock in the morning until after the sun went down, and they must have cleaned up a neat sum in the aggregate. The good road allowed thcm to make the trip in fast time, and the people who wanted to attend the flair and make the trip by automobile were numerous enough at an times tc keep the cars filled. The machines lad the horse drawn vehi- cles beaten forty ways.
 Town School Opens.
 Wednesday,, the second of the new school year, found the students in the various parts of the town back at work on the problems that are to hold their interest until next June. The first day of the session was devoted principally to organization, which was practically completed during Wednesday.
 Wife Bsater's Trial This Week.
 The trial of Nazaire Pepin, who was arrested last month and bound over to the superior court on a charge of as- sault with intent to murder. will be heard this week at Putnam. Pepin at tackled and beat Mrs. Pepin in bru- tai manner. Attorney J. J. Desmond of Norwich will represent MT. Pepin.
 Many Attended Brooklyn Fair.
 A large number of Danfelson people were at Brooklyn Wednesday to be present at the big day of the 100ti anniversary fair of the Windham County Agricultural society. The ex- hibits in the ladies' department were of special interest to local people, as there are many pieces of art work dis played there sent by Danielson wom- en.
 The holdxlp of the trolley line at the corner of Main and Furnace strets was terminated during Wednesday forenoon, the Crystal Water company having rapidly completed the work oi laying a line of main pipe around the turn into Furnace street.
 Probable Contests for Nominations.
 It is understood there are to be a number of candidates for election as selectmen in Kiillngly at the annual October election. It is also probable that the members of the present board of selectmen will be candidates for re- election. Contests are expected in the Second and Third districts.
 Clear Right of Way.
 The sale of the Richard Whalen farm as told in The Bulletin of Wednesday was of much interest to those who ar in any way following the affairs of tht borough. This latest move has ap- parently cleared away all probability of further delay in building the sewer extension, as the borough has now z clear right of way into the ricer.
 Picnic Profits $1oo.
 It is expected that the profit from th' Old Furnace picnic, held a few day' ago, will amount to about $100. Th' proceeds go to the Congregations church at South Killingly.
 Borough Interests.
 Mrs. Andrew Mahel and Miss Mamie Maher have recently been guests O. relatives in Fall River.
 S. Cady Hutchins has purchased { new four cylinder automobile of th' same make of car that he has beer driving. Delivery of the new car has been promised for October
 Damase Boulias, l.. J. Morin, Petel Boulaine and pr. J. N. Perreault wer' among those who have been attending the annual convention of the Franco American societies at Norwich during