Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Mentioned as Nominees.

care of by Patrick Riley of the Second
district.
Mentioned as Nominees.
William c. Clewley and Henry B.
MoWry are the men that will likely he
considered when the republicans of
Brooklyn meet to name candidates for
representatives. On the democratic
side the names of Albert Webb and
Henry Evans are heard in the same
connection. but it is not known that
either is a receptive candidate.
UnoIairned Letters.
Letters addressed as follows are I'M
claimed at the Danielson postCffice
this week: Celia Larose, Mrs. G, Ran
dali. Miss Blanche Surdam, Mrs. Lulu
Cooke, Amere Lures J. NJ. Potter.
F. p. Warren Favorite.
Democrats in Killingly interested in
the welfare of the party are DESTROYS
of having Frank p. Warren consent to
be a candidate for representative. Mr..
Warren has thrice been elected a rep
Fesentative from Kiliingly and is re-
garded as the party's strongest mem
Der here.
Received Unanimous Endoesemnt.
Congressman e. w. Higgins of Nor
witch was in Daniels6n Tuesday and
during his stay in town called upon
several prominent members of his
party. Congressman, Higgins candida
cy recently received the unanimous en-
dorsement of the republican delegates
| assembled in the 28th senatorial dis
trict convention, which includes Kill
ingly.
Business Change.
e. 3. Wilbur has purchased the bus
mess which George B. Guild has con-
Quoted in Danielson for the past few
years. Mr.. Wilbur is to assume charge
on November I. While Mr.. Guilds
fJ1tI an
expected that he will remain in Dan
ielson during the winter.
The business involved in the trans
| action above referred to was establish
ed here in 1869 by the late O. p. ia
cObs. and has since been continued I'M
der the firm names Of E. l.. Palmer,
Palmer & CFofut, Sidney A. Crofut,
Young & Bill. Guild & Bill. George P.
Guild.
Coon Hunt for Bohemian Club.
The members of the Bohemian club
are interested in the announcement
that a coon hunt is being arranged for
| them, about ten days hence. Last year
| about a score of members took part in
the first coon hunt ever held by the
organization, and up in the territory
| about East Killingly they got two of
| the pPettiest animals caught there that
| season and had very good time.
Grange to Confer Degrees.
The first and second degrees are to
| be conferred on a class of candidates
| October "a. 1t is of interest to grang-
ers to note that a Juvenile grange has
| recently been formed ut Canterbury.
Ill With Typhoid.
Miss Dorothy Day daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. Walter Day, is i'll with ty
| pheid fever at Attieboro Mass Mrs.
! Day has gone to that city TO care for
| her daughter!
/ Home from Europe.
Rev. Ralph $. Cushman, pastor of
| the Methodist Episcopal church. who
| has just returned to DanieIson after q
| summer spent abroad, reports a. most
| satisfactory experience and is delight
! ed with the trip. During his stay on
| the other side Rev. Mr.. Cushman spent
some little time in Ireland, visiting
among other cities Belfast and Dub
| lin.
| Canterbury Nominations.
| Edward Baker and Elmer Bennett
| have been nominated for representa-
tives by the republicans of the town OF
. Canterbury. Other names that were
| presented to the caucus for the consid-
| GRAFTON of the electors We're those of
William J. TilIey of Packerville and
| Aaron r. Morse.
Possibility of Decreased Total.
new. tEieStilt kEDZEt, {dSLOI VI OF.
| James church, and his assistants have
| not completed taking the parish cen
| sus yet a work that they have been
| engaged in for several weeks, but it is
! probable that the returns when com
| piled may show a slight falling off
| from the figures for the past year, as
| a few families formerly resident in
| that section of the West Side known
| as Quebec no longer live in Danielson.
May Hear Both Candidates.
| 1t is possible that Killingly people
| may have the opportunity of hearing
| both the republican and democratic
| candidates for goVernoF-not on the
/ same nig1lt-in the interim before
| election. The coming of Candidate
| Goodwin is already assured, while the
| democrats are waiting to hear from
| the state managers of their party cam
| paign relative to having Candidate
| Baldwin give one night to this section
| of Wtndham county.
Legal Holiday for Banks.
| In observance of Columbus day the
banks in Danieison viii be closed to-
! day "wednesday.
Borough Notes.
Mrs. w A. Whipple has been a. re-
| cent visitor in Providence.
A number of Dauieisen people went
/ TO Putnam Tuesday evening to see tho
! presentation of the White Squaw al
| the. Bradley theater.
| Ernest Warren, son of Mr.. and Mrs
/ +. P Warren. is taking a, post gradua te