Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-06
DANIELS0N
What the Holiday Pron,ises-Shoot for Woodward TroPhy-Dayville Scoops Final Game, 13-4-Sociai and Per- sonaI Interests.

 sonaI Interests. Irving Lyon, Ross Lyon and Mrs. Herbert Lyon were at Oakland Beach over Sunday.
 George M. Wood and family of New Rochelle, N. r., are visiting relatives in Danielson.
 Miss Mary. Kelley of Dayville will go this week to Torrington, where she is to teach during the coming school year.
 Miss Annie Holt of Lisbon Falls, Me, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Ira D. Martin.
 Mrs. Ellen Moore Of New fork is visiting her son, James Moore, and family.
 Attorney J. J. Desmond of Norwich was in Danielson Saturday.
 Alfred A. Richards of Boston is spending the holiday with relatives in Danielson.
 Miss Dora Domingue is visiting rel atives in Pawtucket and New Bedford this week.
 Charles Russell is ill at his home on the West Side.
 Rudolph Richards of Boston is at home in Danielson for the holiday.
 Harry E. Palmer has been spending a vacation at his home in Danielson.
 Alphonse Quintal is spending the holiday with friends in Leominster. Mass.
 James s. Martin of Portland, Me, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Ira D. Martin.
 John Awkward of Southbridge is at his home in Danielson for the holiday. Charles Prince of Franklin, Mass, is visiting relatives in Danielson.
 Frank R. Smith of East Greenwich, R. l.. was the guest of friends in Dan ielson over Sunday.
 New Principal Arrives. Hal. R. Eaton, the new principal of Killngly High school, has arrived, to take up his duties at the opening of the fall term tomorrow (Tuesday)-
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Larkin have been entertaining Mrs. Elizabeth Ed wards of New York Miss Eva Jackson of Medway, Mass, has been the guest Of Miss Clara L'Heureaux.
 Mrs. Francis Burroughs Is visiting her son, George Burroughs, in Paw tucket.
 pr. Rienzi Robinson has new au- tomobile.
 Thomas Ward is recovering from in- iuries recently received by falling from a trolley car.
 Special EvaneeIistie Services.
 The New England Evangelical asso- ciation will supply four evangelists to assist Rev. R. s. Cushman in a week of special services at the Methodist church, commencing next Sunday and continuing until the following Sun day. These services are to mark the opening of the fall campaign in re- ligious work.
 Holiday Observance.
 The mills are closed and business will be practically suspended in Dan- ;nlc (Ainn6aUl There will be no special observance of the holiday in this town. and many will go away to find amusement.
 The attractions at Wildwood park and the baseball games in the different towns along the trolley line are about everything that has been arranged to keep the crowds interested. Getting Along With New Dam.
 Work is progressing slowly on the construction of the dam for the Dan- ielson Cotton company across the Quinebaug river above Cotton's bridge. The work has reached that stage where preparations are being made to ex- tend the foundations into the riverbed The work remaining to be done is of l such extent as to preclude the possi- bility of the dam being finished for 1 several months vet. Watch Out for Dog Poisoner. Over on the West Side someone is 1 poisoning dogs and some other people are mighty certain that they will not deal lightly with the guilty person if they can find out who he is. The dogs are getting poison, but whether it is being sprinkled on meat left where they can find it easily or whether it is being given in some other form has not been determined. To Contest for Woodward Trophy. Members of the Thirteenth company will be on their range below the power house of the Connecticut company early this (Monday) morning to con test for the gold Woodward trophy and in the first and second individual matches. As the day is a holiday more members than usual are expected to take part in the shoot. The shooting of the matches will take the greater part of the day.
 Contests in Caueuses Probable.
 Local politics and political questions will come to the fore with a rush be- fore the present week is out. The pre- diction is made that the annual town meeting and election this year will be anything but & perfunctory event l There have been whisperings for weeks that ambitions to hold down some of the public offices now held by others are peIkluS up as lue llHle to O6ClQ6 for another year approaches and more than one contest for places on the tick cts of the two parties is certain in the caucuses. At the present stage the re- captive candidates are not over and above anxious to talk about their plans for publication. preferring to await the drifting influence of the tide of public opinion the direction of which may be regulated to d certain extent by lit- tie quiet work on the side. Bickerton- Hicks Marriage.
 Announcements of the wedding of Miss Mary Blanche Hicks, daughter of Mrs. Annie Hicks, of Cookville N. B.. and Clarence o. Bickerton have been received in Danielson. where the bride formerly resided. The wedding took place at Cookville Wednesday, Sept. l. Mrs. Bickerton is a sister of Mrs. Samuel Bradford of Brooklyn.