Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-29
DANIELSON
DayviIIe Woman Breaks Two Fingers -Biq Game Expected Saturday. Citizens Party Continues Gumshoe campaign-Norwich Company at Local Range.

Dr. $. A. Bouvier, located in Moosup for the past few years, is spending a few days in Danielson before going to Waterbury, where he is to locate.
 Capt. E. L. Darbie and Lieut.. Frank E. Withee of the Thirteenth company went to Bridgeport to attend meet ing Thursday evening of the officers of the coast artillery corps
 Gordon 4. Johnstone, agent of the Danielson Cotton company, left Thurs day night on business trip to New York.
 Coroner Investigating.
 Coroner Arthur c. Bill was at New Boston Thursday afternoon on mat ters pertaining to the recent shooting affair in that place.
 Judge Getty to Be Moderator.
 Judge Oliver F. Getty has been se- lected to act as moderator at the an nual town meeting and election to be held on Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy of Greenwich, formerly of Danielson, are visiting with relatives i'll town
 George Baribeault, clerk in a local dry goods store. is having 8 vacation. He let a case of goods drop on one of his feet.
 Attorney w. F. Woodward of Dan ident of the State F'iremen's associa- ton.
 A Former Resident.
 Charles E. Crosby, who died in Providence and was buried at West Thompson Thursday. was formerly 8 resident of Danielson.
 Broke Two Fingers.
 Mrs. Theodore Gramo of Dayville had two fingers broken when she lost control of handle to the windlass while drawing water from a well.
 T. N7.,.- T VI-x, 4rzv-1 conducting eYangelistic services in the Baptist church in East Kilingly.
 Typhoid fever is prevalent, but not epidemic in various surrounding towns. Eight patients suffering with the disease are being treated at the DayKimball hospital, Putnam.
 Final Game Saturday.
 The Fri Village and Wauregan teams will play the third and last game of their post series to- morrow Saturday,.
 Vote-Then Shoot.
 As soon as they can get by the bal lot box Monday, several citizens of Killingly will go to the woods for the first days shooting of the hunting sea son.
 Ballot Boxes Replaced by New Ones
 It has been necessary to order the manufacture of some new ballot boxes for use at Mondays election. as some of those usually used were taken away with the ballots of the Higgins -Jodoin congressional contest and have not yet been returned by the authorities.
 Norwich Company at Range.
 Members Of the Fifth company, C. A. C., of Norwich, were at the rifle range below the Dyer dam Thursday as they have been on several occas- ions of late shooting for qualification scores
 Across the bridge in the town oi Brooklyn there is to be sharp contest between the republican and democratic candidates for election as selectmen 1t is understood.
 Secessionists in Council. Another meeting of the group of re- publicans and democrats who are en- gineering the plan to defeat John Gil bert. republican candidate for first se- lectman, and Alcott D. Sayles, demo cratic nominee for selectman, was held in Woods hall Thursday evening. A circular setting forth arguments of their secession is to be issued this week, but not. it is understood, until it will be too late to reply to 1t. The Battle Against the Saloon. With only three more working days Sunday is included) before election the leaders in the contest for ano against license will bend every effort toward getting out a winning vote fol their side. The vote will be out sure enough, the contest for selectmen in surfing that, but a canvass on the license question will be brought to 3 hard working close. Even the most capable of the local forecasters of po- Iitical results Qicense is allied witt politics Ill this town), hesitate, how ever, to predict what the outcome vii be. Both sides are confident of win ming.