Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-04
DhNIELS0N and PUTNAM NEWS

peat bog on land near the old brick
yard of the Quinebaug company in
East Brooklyn, is commencing to at
tract attention. The flames. have pten-
ty of material to feed on and are iced
| ing accordingly. heavy rain of long
duraaion will probably be necessary
to dxtinguish the peculiar fire. which
had it's beginning in some unknown
manner.
About the Borough.
Henry NIcDermott of Woonsocket
was at his home in Dandelson Mon
day.
Edward A. Brown of Bridgeport, for
merly engaged in business IN DANIEL
son. was in town Monday
Clarence Clifford of Brown university
I was among those who came home to
| vote.
| Henry F. Clark vas in Worcester
on a business trip Monday
William Curran of FitchburS, Mass,
formerly of Danielson was in town
| Edward Heneault of waterbury
spent Sunday at his home in Daniel
son.
Mrs w F. Woodward leaves today
! GTuesday) for a visit with friends in
Hartford and Waterbury
| Charles z. Franklin, who is employ
| ed at Centerville, R. T.. was at his
home in Danielson over Sunday.
Goodwin Rally Planned.
Arrangements are beino made for a
| big rally in the interests of Charles
| Goodwins candidacy, for governor.
| The date has not vet been announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dembo were
| in Providence Monday
! KillingIy Held in No-License Column
by Narrow Majority.
/ BY the narrow majority of eight
! votes Killingly was held in the no
| license column Monday after a struggle
! between the vets and dTys that was
/ the most interesting feature of the
| day. The vote was No 547, Yes 539
| The only other contest was between
| candidates for seEectmen, John Ayl-
ward democrat. defeating Patrick
! Riley, democrat. the latter having been
! a member of the board for several
| years.
The counting of the vote revealed
more than the expected trouble with
| the Australian ballot, 96 out of the
| 1909 votes cast being rejected. Eighty
of these were thrown out because they
| were without the required X in the
! circle at the top of the column, and
| 16 more for being marked or mutilat-
| ed; As other electors lost their entire
! vote for selectmen because they had
| voted for more than the three candi-
! dates allowed under the law.
! taxing the ONCE OF tree WdIQeH DIS q
/ basis of comparison. the straight. re-
J publican vote was 5S7, the democratic
J 407
! A 12-mfu tax. the same rate as last
/ year was laid at the business meeting
I in the afternoon.
+ The full vote was as follows, those
being elected being Indicated by an as
Observation-Disclosures three years
/ Robert G. Smith 601%; assessor one
! year William P. Kelley 589"; board OF
relief, W. Irving Billiard 595*. Ernest
| e. Clark 576*, James N. Tucker 606";
selectmen. John A. Gilbert 561*, Charles
/ E. Aver 514%, Sidney Bastow 1925; au-
/ ditor. Frank w. Bennett 489*; grand
| jurors, Sidney S. Stone 597*. Frank w
/ Bennett 1928, Clarence A. Soule 500,
| collector of taxes, William n. Arnold
| 5T7*; constabIes,, Edward S. Carpenter
] $685. Emory Anderson 571*. Louis s
| Barstow 5S1*, Frank Wood 581*; regis
| trar of voters. Arthur P Woodward
| 539% Frank l.. Bennett 5S7%, James e
Smith 5S5"; town school committee
| three years, John a. Paine 600*, Hector
Mcconnell 59S%; town school commit
tee, one year, William j. Raynold!
599"; tree warden. John A. Gilbert 5S7%
| atic-Assesso three years
George w. jacques 40 :: assessor on,
year. Fred c.. Bsllows as; board of re
lief, Arthur " Woodworth 400, JOIN
| ChaS6 4I6~, +SelecLIlIenl JONI AylWdE'
419~, Patrick Riley 3s7, AIcott D. Sayle
4GS"; auditor, Frank p. Warren 414%
grand jurors. James II. Lyon 406$, An
drew Corrigan Ais, James P. Aldrfcl
405s collector of taxes. Thomas Brad
ford 420; constables, George M. PillinI
I 421r, Chester " Brown 406*. Alcott Z
| Sayles 414e: registrars Of voters
James r. Walsh 407*. Joseph II
LiHomme 407%, Henry H. Oatley 404E
town school committee. three years
James B. Shannon 40S%, town schoo
| James B. Shannon 40S*; tree warden
| Clayton F. Wright 407.