Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-18
DANIELS0N
Up to Seleetmen to Determine Closing Hour-CharIes E. Francis Willing to Be Town CIerk-Howard Hill Play CTS Trim Most Opponents.

Mrs. J. E. Logee is visiting in Prov
 idence.
 Miss Zylpha Colvin of the willi- mantle normal school is spending the week end with her parents, MT. and l Mrs. F. E. Colvin.
 William Graves has organized a fish, 1 ing party of several Danielson men who will spend tomorrow on a char tered boat on the Providence river.
 There will be about a dozen in the party.
 Mrs. Abel L. Reeves has been vis- iting for few days with relatives in Willimantic.
 Mrs. Martin Woodworth will enter tain the ladies of the Methodist
 church at her home on Hawkins street next Wednesday afternoon. Miss Lillie Brown of Boston is the
 guest of Mrs. C. H. Burroughs. MT. and Mrs. Perkins Leave Town.
 MT. and Mrs Charles A. Perkins,
 who have been spending the summer at the Warren homestead on the Green
 Hollow road, have left Danielson. MT. Warren to return to Knoxville, Tenn,
 where he is an instructor in the uni versity of Tennessee, and Mrs. Per-
 kins to sail from New York for a stay of several months in the British isles, in continental Europe and in the Holy Land.
 Paper on Temperance Progress. Rev. C. H. Barber will read paper on the spread of the temperance movement during the past 75 years at meeting of the Windham County Congregational Ministers association, to be held in Putnam on Tuesday.
 Rolling Stone Breaks Horses Leg.
 A grey horse owned and driven by CIn,.iff ATiaIon1 ri c11o ,nf Attawaugan stepped on a rolling stone
 near the car house at Dayville Thurs day evening, causing the animal to break its leg.
 Unclaimed Letters. Letters addressed as follows remain unclaimed at the Danielson postoffice: Mrs. George Burnham. Mrs. Leslie Goodwin, Miss Helen M. Hussey Miss Mary Keenan, Charles R. Bragdon,
 Frank Jutras. Fred Lallas.
 Mrs. E. H. Reach. president; Mrs.
 A. P. Woodward. secretary; and Mrs. F. O. Huntingdon, treasurer, are the newly elected officers of the Ladies' Bridge club. The club will meet reg ularly during the winter months. Seleetmen to Decide Closing Hour.
 It is optional with the selectmen of I<illingly to say whether the saloons shall be allowed to remain open in
 Killingly after 10 o'clock after Octo- Der l. or whether they will remain open until II o'clock. as at present The common council of the city of
 Putnam recently voted that II o'clock
 shall continue to be the hour of clos | ing in that town.
 Charles S. Francis Candidate for Town Clerk.
 Charles S. Francis has announced
 that he is a candidate for the office of
 town clerk of Killingly. MT. Francis, who was formerly warden of Daniel son. has commenced his campaign and has many assurances that he will re- ceive. strong support in all parts of the town. Frank T. Preston, the present | incumbent, will also be a candidate 1 for selection. Both candidates are republicans and this fact means that the contest between them will be very probably decided in the party caucus.
 To Consider Dyer Street Changes. The selectmen of the town of Kill 1 ingly have announced a hearing for this (Saturday) afternoon in their rooms in the Town hall building, at which time interested parties may he