Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-12
DANIELSON
Republican Deputies Requested to Vote for Lake-Judge Back Endorsed for Attorney GeneraI-Democrats Nom- mate Three Candidates for Select nen-SociaI Notes.

| The delegates to the state conven- ton from the 28th senatorial district held a convention at Wildwood park, KiIIingly. on Saturday, for the purpose of nominating two delegates at large from the district to the state conven- ton. The convention was called to or der at II o'clock by State Central Committeeman Harry E. Back Hon. Randolph H. Chandler of Thompson was chosen chairman of the meeting. Henry J. Potter of Woodstock and By ron D. Bugbee of Putnam were chos- en delegates at large from the 18th district to the. state convention. The delegates were uninstructed, but q reS- olution was adopted requesting them to vote for Everett J. Lake for gov- ernor. The following resolution was also passed:
 Voted. That this convention of dele gates from the towns comprising the 28th senatorial district hereby endorse Judge Harry F. Back of Killingly as the republican nominee for the office
 of attorney general of Connecticut. , After the convention the delegates were entertained at a shore dinner in the pavilion by Judge Back. After din around A1exander's Lake.
 Mar Improving. Robert Marr. who is at the Day Kimball hospital. Putnam, recovering from pistol shot wound, continues to improve.
 M. L. Capron of worcester was a Danielson visitor Saturday. Walter Sonner of Providence was the guest Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Marion Hutchins.
 Miss zylpha Colvin of the Williman- tic Normal school. spent the week end
 with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. r. E. Colvin
 Edward A. Sullivan was one of sev- eral Danielson people in Boston on Saturday to witness the Harvard Bos- ton aviation meet. Winthrop Short. formerly employed at the garage on Mechanics street. has secured employment in Worcester. Going to Norwich Initiation. A large delegation from Edward An | derson Camp. Sons of Veterans, and 1 wich this (Monday) evening to witness the initiation of 8 large class by Nor | wich camp. Sons of Veterans. Charles N. Spaulding of Jewett City spent Sunday with local relatives. Alfred Boswell of Broad street, who
 has been critically i'll the past week, | is improving.
 | Walter l. Chase spent Sunday with ] his family at New London. 1 Chester M. Isbeu returned Sunday evening from two weeks visit with relatives in New York and New Lon- don.
 Hearing in Wheeler Case Today. Nelson w. Wheeler, whose case was adjourned from Friday, will be given a hearing before Judge Harry E. Back in the town court at 10 o'clock this (Mon- day) morning.
 Keystone Clerks Entertained. 1 The clerks from the Keystone stores 1 at Danielson Putnam and Moosup were
 guests of MT. and Mrs. Walter l.. Dix
 on at their cottage at Crescent Beach 1 on Sunday.
 Cecil Pickett of Providence spent l Sunday with local relatives. 1 Chief of Police George M Filling vis- 1 tied New Haven Saturday. Hostess at Old Furnace Outing.
 Miss Laura. Jacobs was the hostess at an outing given to score of friends at the Old Furnace Saturday. 1 MT and MT Daniel T. Larkin and grandson, Norman Ross, were guests l Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Elias Maine at VoluntoWn.