Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-13

Land Being Bought by Long Island
Farmers--Freneh Paper on File at
Public Library.
Alfred A. Richards of Boston was
visitor with friends in Danielson
Wednesday.
Irving Bennett of woonsocket, for
merry engaged in business in Daniel
son, is spending few days in town.
James G. Moran of Providence has
been the guest of relatives in Daniel
son.
Frank p Kingston of Fall River
called on friends in Danielson We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Hall of Dayville
nave been visiting with Mr.. Halls par
ents at Wrentham, Mass.
Witnessed Pomfret Game.
A party from Danielson went to
Pomfrst Wednesday afternoon to see
the football game between the Pom
fret school and Worcester high teams.
Fire Fighters Invited to Putnam.
The members of the Danielson fire
department have received an invita-
ton from the Putnam fremen to be
their guests at a dance to be given In
Putnam this Thursday evening, fol-
lowing the Inspection arranged for this
afternoon number of the local fire.
men will accept the invitation.
Pleasurabie Season for 18th Company.
The entertainment committee and
the sports committee of the Thirteenth
company, G. A. c., are arranging to
give the members an interesting sea-
son. Two indoor baseball teams are
to be organized; also q basketball
team. Inc company also expects to
put on military drama during the
winter
Arranging for Election Returns.
The executive committee of the Be-
hemlan Club is making arrangements
TO nave an election night smoker at
their rooms in the Franklin block. Re
turns aEd election results in all parts
OIL the state are to be secured through
a special service.
Ninetysix Ballots Rejected.
An effort is to be made to have the
electors vote with greater care at the
state election to be held in November.
AT the recent town election 96 ballots
out of 1,099 cast were rejected entire.
This percentage is regarded as entire
~ too high Of the SO ballots reject
ed 80 were discarded because of fail
ure to put cross in the circle at the
mead of the column. This is detail
of voting with the Australian ballot
that mast be complied with. There is
no chance to dodge the requirement if
one expects his vote to be counted.
Goes to Topeka.
E. l.. Burdick, brother of Mrs
George Sanders OF Danielson. writes
in recent letter dated at Forest, ILL.,.
that he has left the service of the Wa
bash railroad, where he has been gem
eral foreman of the l.. & c. depart
ment to become engineer of tests for
the A., 7. & Santa Fee, with headuuar-
tiers at Topeka, Kan.
Long Island Farmers Buying Land
Cheap.
The number of Long Island farmers
that are coming into the towns III this
section of eastern Connecticut are at
tracted by the excellent lands that
they are able to secure at a reasona-
Bile valuation after having sold their
Long Island farms to wealthy New
orkefs, who do not object to paying
as nigh as $500 an acre for country
places close to the metropolis Sew
eral farms in Killingly and Brooklyn
nave been purchased by men from the
section mentioned during the past few
months
French Paper in Library Files.
In an endeavor to supply daily in
formation relative TO current events
Tor the large number of French
speaking residents of Danielson and
vicinity, many of whom read French
only. L'Opinion Publique has been add
on I'd the MES at the public library.
Miss Evelyn Curtis. librarian, states
that periodicals printed in French are
soon to be added to the wide variety
of reading matter at the library. These
additions are to be made to meet what
is felt to be the desire of many pat
rons.
Observing Yon1 kippur.
Danielson Hebrews are today
Thursday observing Yom Kippur, the
Day of Atonement, the celebration
having commenced of sunset on Wed
nesday, to continue for "a hours. No
services are veing held here, but the
local people of the ancient faith are
uniting with the congregations at
Norwich and Putnam.
Water a-Plenty.
Danielson's water supply is as plen-
tiful and of as high quality as at any
time in spite of the fact that from all
directions reports of shortness are
coming in. The reservoirs at East
Killingly, sufficient in their capacity
to supply city of many thousand
people. still hold many months sup
ply.
To Spend Winter in Los Angeles.
Henry F. Clark is to leave Daniel
son Monday to spend the winter in
Los Angeles. He is to go from Wor-
cester to Chicago, from which city he
will travel to the Pacific coast on the
Sunset Limited. Mr.. Clark, who is