Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
DANIELSON
Good Bill at Park = AIonzo Webster Pronounced Sane-Mormon Mission ary Visits Boroush-vote on License Asked For.

Good Bill at Park = Alonzo Webster Pronounced Sane-Mormon Mission ary Visits Boroush-vote on License Asked For.
 Miss Nellie Keech has returned efrom vacation spent at Auburndale, Mase. Charles Morfn of Danielson and Ed ward Heneault of Waterbury are vls- ting at the home of the former in St. Mrs Frederick E. Bitgood remains i'll at her home on Broad street. E. H. Keech has been spending sey- eral days at Woodmont Thomas HaIpin was at his home in Hyde Park Mass. over Sunday.
 George Baribeault has entered the employ of F. E. Bitgood. Misses Blanche and Netta Woisard. Henry and Louis 7Woisard and Richard Doyle made up a party that left Dan ielson Monday afternoon en route to Ste. Anne de Beaupre. P. O.. where they will spend a month.
 Animal Circus at Park. Rulings potpourri circus of dogs, rabbits, cats and birds was seen at the theater at Wildwood park for the first time at-Monday's shows, it being the headline number of the acts to be presented this week.
 Band Concert This Evening.
 St. James band will be on Davis park from until s.30 this (Tuesday) evening giving one of the series of concerts that have been made possible through the generosity of public spir- ited citizens. This evenings concert is the gift of J. Arthur Atwood of Wau- regan.
 Is Not insane. Alonzo Webster 1s, colored, who has been held at the local police station the past few days under observation to his mental condition, was released from custody Monday morning and. taken to his home in Pomfret by Se- I-<.+ Al FTvl- sieians are of the opinion that his con- ditfon is not sufficiently serious to warrant his being sent to an institu-- ton for the insane and that he has show eds such improvement since he was locked up that he will grow still better at his home, where 1t is quiet Registrars to Meet Again. The registrars of voters in the town l of Killingly will meet again this week | to receive the names of those who de- sire to be enrolled on the caucus lists of the political party of their prefer ence. The registrars are A. P Wood ward and James R. Walsh, represent ing the First district; James H. 1 resenting the Second district. and James E. Smith and Henry H. Oatley, representing the Third district Forty Hours Devotion. Hundreds of the members of St. James parish visited the church dur | present hours devotion which began at the l high mass on Sunday and will be com pieted at a special service this Clues | day) morning.
 Mormon Missionary After Converts. Danielson people who like to know about the teachings of various sects and religious denominations are read | ing with interest this week the matter contained in tracts that have been dis | tributed here by Mormon mission ary. Caucus Time Nearing. | It will be only a few days now to | the time when those who have the re- l sponsibility of doing prediction work l for either the republican or the demo- | cratic party must take up the task of 1 arranging for the various caucuses, | etc. The work will cut in on the vaca-
 tion season. but it must be attended
 to nevertheless. There has been little 1 said here in killingly about the towns representativeS in the next house. but
 in this part of the town (Danielson) the wish is frequently expressed that | F. H Reach again consent to be a can- | didate for his present office. 1 To Attend Norwich Reunion. 1 Several members of the Eighteenth
 Connecticut regiment are planning to
 be in Norwich on the 18th of this
 month for the observance of the forty eighth anniversary of the leaving of | the regiment for the front | hodo improvements begun ! The selectmen of the town of Kill | iingly have given notice that the road leading from Dayviile to East Killing l ly is closed from the foot of Cook Hill Il near killingly Center. to the Valley lSchoolhouse at East KilFngly. The l being made to a bridge.
 Addressed Jail Prisoners. i Rev. F. W. Armstrong. pastor of the | Pent church, spoke before the prisoners at the county jail in Brook l lyn on Sunday.
 Borough Interests. F. The graded school on School street i is being repaired for the beginning of l the school year.
 l Charles H. PelIett made a business 1 trip to Providence Monday. I .Telesphore Woisard has returned from d vacation spent in Canada l Jerome K. Flanders of East Green wich. R. l., called on friends in Daniel l son Monday.
 l Begging tramps have been annoying 1 the residents in certain neighborhoods l in Danielson-
 1 Mrs. Henry A. Brissette of Woon-
 socket was the guest of friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Petition for Vote on License. l The number of names that has been appended to the petition to be pre- isented to the selectmen asking that a clause be inserted in the warning for Ithe next annual town meeting aslin g for vote on the license question indi- cafes that the town Is to see the usual I lively struggle for victory between the dry and wet forces this faH-
 Windy City Reforming. Five Heustynians returned from Chicago last week and only four of I ther1 were robbed while in that town. i-Houston Post.
 Bristoi.-CarIyIe F. Barnes and fam- ily are living in their new bungalow
 on the top of Fall mountain. perched