Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-17
DANIELSON
Progrsssivss at Caucus Nominate cosmer A. Young and George A. Williams for Rspressntativss--Jo- seph BoiseIie Breaks His Leg Death of David A. Hopkins.

At caucus or the progressive VOL CTS of the town of Killingly, held at the old town house, Killingly Center, Saturday, the 14th, the meeting was called to order at 2.30 o'clock by George A. Williams, who proceeded at once to read the. town caucus call, also the call for the state and con gressional district conventions to be held at Hartford, September 25 and 26. New members sof the party were enrolled, after which William H. Jud- son was Iehosen secretary and Cosmer A. Young, chairman,
 A town committee was then elected, consisting of Gordon A. Johnstone, G. A. Williams and H. F. Glenden- ling.
 Mir. Young and Mir. Williams were chosen delegates to serve in both con ventions. The regular business of the meeting being finished, the chairman had just stated that motion to ad- journ was in order when somewhat of a sensation was created by motion being made nominating Cosmer A.. Young and George A. Williams for representatives in the general assem- bly,, the maker stating that he had every reason to believe that such nominations would be most acceptable to the voters of Killingly and heartily endorsed at the polls. The motion was seconded and carried with great enthusiasm, after which the meeting adjourned. The voters informally dis cussed plans for carrying the town for Roosevelt and Johnson in November. About 45 voters were present.
 Seriously III.
 Mrs. Louis Brown is seriously i'll at her home in East Killingly.,
 A. P Woodward who has been a republican registrar of voters for the past ten years, has resigned, on ac- count of business duties.
 Capt. Dana R. August and Lieut.. Charles s. Hall, both of Bridgeport, were recent visitors with friends in Danielson.
 Charles B. Hutchins has been named as administrator of the estate of Hen " Baton.
 To. Enter Boston University.
 May s. Bailey leaves Danielson to- day (Tuesday) to enter Boston univer- sity
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Larkin were visitors with friends in Norwich Sun day. 4
 John McGowan of westerly was a visitor with relatives in Danielson over Sunday. t3 .
 Raymond B. Speare of Fitchburg, Mass, called on Danielson friends I Monday.
 Miss Winnie Shaw has, returned from a. vacation; spent in Worcester and other cities.
 Pcnioksr Broke His Leg. While at picnic Sunday Joseph Boiselle met with an accident in which | his leg was broken.
 The drill season for the Thirteenth company will open November 1. Nearly all the cottages owned by I Danielson people at Oakland beach have been closed for the season.
 Session of Registrars. I The registrars Of voters of the town 1 of Kilhngly have given notice that they will be in session on September 19, for the purpose of receiving the applications of those who desire tc become electors.
 v Unclaimed Mail.
 Letters addressed as follows are un. claimed at the Danielson postoffice Star Clothing company, Master Johr Farrell, Israel Gaudreau, Charles Phil. lips. J. Bite. Bernier, John Leonard Arthur St. Peter, Joseph Malady Louise Gaudreau, Mrs. L. Riding. Mis- Maris Anna, Mrs. Mary Adams
 To Curb Elopsrs. It was said here Monday that al effort will be made during the conin, session of the legislature to have law passed requiring persons contem plating matrimony to file a notice o intent to take out a marriage, as necessary in Massachusetts and Rhod Island. This practice is expected t stop the matrimonial business that ha been coming here from other states.
 Though Killingly's delegation is re corded as having voted for Freema
 in the republican congressional con vention at WillimantNc on Saturday. , was said here Monday that Candidat William A. King will have the part . support when election day arrives. : The line of cohduits for the tele phone company's lines was carried be low the Main street railroad crossin
 Monday and 1t is probable that tn Ework in that part of Main street wi . be completed during the present weel
 Mentioned for Senator. I Representative Frank P. Warren
 regarded in Killingly as a strong ma eI to receive the democratic nominatio
 for senator from the Twenty eight senatorial district, but he has not ye :, consented to be a candidate. MI , Warren has been a representative fror z Killingly during several sessions ( the legislature.
 Prospecting for Suitable Mill. A manufacturing concern has bee
 inspecting available plants in Danie q son and East Killingly, with an ide ' of establishing another industry 1 s . the town, but the mills looked at hay iHI not proved suitable for the intende
 use.
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