Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-18
DANlELS0N

~hs Orient Lodge Represented at Water
 bury-Bohemian Club Plans Coon
 Hunt-Deposits in Postal Savings
 Bank Growing - Borough Under
 "Wet' Conditions
 Selectman Hiram s. Franklin will have supervision of those roads in the Second district cared for last year by formed Selectman John Aylward.
 Willis J. Bartlett of New York, for merly of Danielson and East Killingly. is spending a few days i'll town
 Stephen D. Horton, Attawaugan ho- tel, should have been included in the list of applicants for licenses printed in Tuesdays Bulletin.
 l.. M. Peterson of Marlboro, Mass, was a visitor with friends in Daniel son, Tuesday.
 Delegates from Orient Lodge.
 F. E. Warren and Frank Young were at Waterbury Tuesday, delegates from Orient lodge, K. of P, to the state convention of the order.
 The board of assessors are to be in session in the selectmen's office to- morrow (Thursday).
 It Is said that Providence parties contemplate reopening the J. k. Logee bakery, at the corner of Main and Hutchins streets.
 John Island, formerly of Oanielson and Elmville. was in town Tuesday
 Henry Wojsard is to have charge Of fruit store to be opened in Moosup by Danielson parties.
 Coon Hunt Planned.
 The members of the Bohemian club are planning for a coon hunt with coon supper afterward--if the hunt is successful. Fred Taft of Webster will lead the hunters.
 
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters addressed as follows are un : claimed at the Danielson postoffice this week: Frank Miller, Ernestine coteau, Mrs. l.. Leach.
 Blind Tigers Season Ending
 If there are any blind tigers in Danielson. their days of profitable ex- istenee are about to close, as the reg ularly licensed places will commence to do business two weeks from today Wednesday,. A number have gone into training for the event.
 Motion Pictures at orpheum.
 Paul J. Rainey's motion pictures of wild life in action within the Arctic circle interested a crowded house at the Orpheum theater Tuesday evening. because of the fact that the scenes were not wholly staged" as is the case with most films
 Outdoor Basketball.
 Athletically inclined students at Killingly high school are getting some exercise and recreation these beauti- full October days by playing basketball on the grcunds- in the rear of the school, where posts supporting tW Q ba skets have been erected.
 DanieIson Dropped from Proposed
 League.
 Danieison has been dropped as 6 possibility by the promoters of the basketball league about which so much has been written lately, and Massa- chusetts town is being looked for to replace the borough in the circuit. Danielson has the players, but finding manager and a hall to play in has been somewhat diff1cuit. Danielson has the players but is lacking in some other things.
 Postal Savings Bank.
 While there has been no rush of de- posits the postal savings department at the Danielson office is doing some business and the funds entrusted to the governments care are showing a steadily increasing total The pos tai savings cards seem D hold inter est for the small savers and the indi- cation is that they will be tf,e means of intoxicating the habit of thrift among 8 large number of young peo- ple
 The License Situation.
 The county commissioners will come to Danielson again on October 31, for sitting at which licenses will be mate to assume that there will be no remonstrances against any of the places where licenses have been ap- piled for, nothing to indicate tha there would be was heaf1 Tuesday. Every place where lie snse is sought in KillingIy was licenscI during the last license year. It was said Tues day that one or mere applicant rions may be filed with the commissioners dur ing this or next week. Applications may be filed at any time. County Commissioner Charles I. Barber was in -Danie1soI Tuesday on business connected with the applications all ready in.
 Picture Shows Favored DanieIson people have the motion picture habit; Saturday night audi ences have regularly totale1 about 1,000 recently and when the audiences are going in or coming out. the bor- ough gets a miniature reproduction of what happens nightly in the tileater district of any American city. The picture business has practically ex- cluded other theatrical entertainments 1 from Danielson.
 l Peter Young's automobile is recov- 1 ering from it's collision fast week with l a telephone pole over on the Brooklyn road Both the pole and the machine were broken after the smash. New I spolses have replaced those stripped | out Of the wheel of the machine, ano 1 it is receiving such other needed treat menf as will again put it in service though considerable treatment will be ! required
 Hunter Should Have License With Him. 1 Hunters who venture into the woods l will do well to have their license tc 1 take game with them, for the game | wardcns arc keeping close tabs on vio- lators of the law One resident o1 l Killingly. returning from several days l trip in the Eastford and Ashford sec l ton of the county with a fine bag ol 1 game, was telling about his successes | when one of his auditors, a game war. 1 den. asked to see his license. He dit not have the license, never had one 1 and, not being naturalized, he wa: even then fortunate in being allowed I to take out an aliens license and pay 1 the. stiff price it costs FUNERAL.