Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

Frank P. 5utterworth to Address Pro. gressives' Raily--Elsetion Expenses FiIed-Many Applications for License in PiainfieId-Proiset to Give Ora terio. Dr. John A. Remington of Central Falls, R. l.. is the guest of Mr and Mrs. r. F.. Bitgood.
 A. V. Woodwork was in Providence on a business trip Friday.
 D. E. Jette was in Boston Friday. Mrs. L. J. Feurnier, Mrs, Pierre Bou- Iaine and Mrs Napoleon Domingue won the honors at the weekly meeting of the Bijou Whist club.
 Butterworth to Speak.
 Hon. Frank P. Butterworth, candi- date for lieutenant governor and fam ous Yale football star, is to be one of the speakers at the progressive rally here next week.
 The roll call and supper of the West field Congregational church is to bt held Thursday evening.
 w. P. Kelley of Dayviile, republican candidate for representative. says he is in favor of the enactment of a stat ute that will have the state guarantee savings bank deposits.
 Officers of Art Club.
 The members of the Ladies Art clut are to meet with Miss Marion D. Chol- lar on Thursday of next week. The following are the newly elected off. cers of the club: President, Miss Ma Iion D. Chollar: vice president, Mrs James M. Paine; secretary, Mrs. Ar thur w. Logee; assistant secretary Mrs. Leonard A. James; treasurer, Mrs A. F. Woodward; assistant treasurer Mrs. Alfred Reed. Basketball Team Puts in Stiff Work. The basketball team of Killingly High school is rapidly rounding tc form for the playing season. wl1icE will be inaugurated during the coming month. The students who are to 'hav' places in the lineup are now doing dai. 1y work and exhibiting considerable form. The schedule of games is beins arranged
 Farewell Reception.
 At the Methodist church Friday even. ing there was an informal reception for Mir. and Mrs. Gordon A. Johnston' and the members of their family. soor to leave for the south. Mir. and Mrs JOnQSLOTlb UdVo DtcIl pIOtilluclltly pucIl tiled with the affairs of the churci and will be greatly missed.
 Making Voters.
 The members of the board of select men, the town clerk and registrar were in session in the selectmen rooms in the town. hall building FTida, fof the purpose of making voters. Al though many voters were made jus before tfle town election about tw' weeks ago, there were numerous othe applicants for admission, most of wflon will cast their first vote in the comin, election.
 The Southern New England Tele phone company's men have complete the work of installing conduits for ca bles in Main. Academy, Short and oth CT streets in the borough, and the have done the work well, leaving tn street surfaces, especially in Mai street, in better condition than is usu ally the case when the macadam torn up for one reason or another.
 Getting Office Inexpensive.
 Getting elected to ofiice in the tow of Kil1ingly is not an expensive pro ceeding, as Is shown by the electio expense returns made to Town Ger Frank T. Preston by successful can didates at the annual town electioI The great, majority of those who hay made returns got by without spendfsi cent and one of them, Judge lame N. Tucker, East Killingly, elected as member of the board of relief and a a meber of the town school commit tee. wrote on his return: T had n expenditures, made no promises and in cured no liabilities either before. dur ing or after such election"
 Those who spent money and th amounts shown from the returns no on file are Joseph LHomme, Joh Awkward, Harley s. Place. all cand dates for selectmen, the amounts bs ing small.
 Have Applied for License.
 The following are among those wh have applied for licenses in the tow of PlaAnfield: A. w. Dougherty, Juno tion house. Plainfield; Joseph A. Brow at Bedard property, Prospect stree Afoosup; William Douville, at Doug las property, Main street, MoosuI Henry Lamoreaux, at Hotel Potvil Main street, Moosup; Henry s. Kin at tho Moosup house. Moosup; Edwar R4ley, IT,. at the Central hotel, Ger Irn NlllARG, 1COu6A dt WlOOs up. South Main street. Alfred Bella vance, at North Main street, Centr; Village; Wflfred Larose, at Moosul Prospect street.
 Mrs. Frank T. Preston, Broad stree was hostess at . meeting of the Won ans Missionary societies of the Bay tist church Friday afternoon. Mol monisn, The Islam of America, is tt book that is to be studied during tn fall.
 Rev. Z Charles Beals, for tweni years a missionary in China. is speak at the Adventist church hel Sunday afternoon, coming here fro Putnam, where he is also te speak C Sunday.
 Sarah Williams Danielson chapte D. A. R., held food sale at the hon of Mrs. H. D. Crosby, Academy stree Friday afternoon.
 Probate Notes.
 Charles l.. Nadeau has been nam; as administrator of the estate of mother, Mrs. Dora Nadean.
 Mrs. Valerie M. Cyr has made a] plication for administration on u estate of her brother, Napoleon Go, cite. formerly of Danielson, who dii In Montreal few weeks ago.
 Seven Coons in a Night.
 Fred c. Bellows, Walter James, NJ pofeon Allen and Sidney Brown DayviHe recently took seven coons nights hunt in Hampton woods. " hunters arc Dayville men.
 The meeting of the Windham Cou ty Agricultural society Is to be held Brooklyn, Nov. 2.
 May Give oratorie.
 If sufficient number of local sin CTS can be found to give their time i rehearsals it is proposed to give Me delssohn's oratorio Elijah here duri the coming winter
 Missing pumpkins where pumplzi were the night before tell growers tt Halloween is right in the forefront.
 Thomas McDermott, who has be attending the worlds series as t guest of a Boston paper. has return to his home in Danielson- He repo having had the time of his life.
 The Filipino Food Question.
 In going through the Iporrota co,,