Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-06
Davis Auto License Suspended.

julS " eQneSOay) evening" lL0 SdIAcI- ing to be in G. A. R. hall.
 Davis Auto License Suspended.
 Notice was received here Tuesday from Matthew H. Rogers. secretary of state, of the suspension of the auto mobile drivers license of F. Clifford Davis. chauffeur of the car that killed David Pennery last week.
 Parish Social We'll Attended.
 There was a large number of par ishioners present Tuesday evening in St. James hall for the second of a series of social whist parties being given under the auspices of the church.
 Superior Court Today.
 Sheriff Preston B. Sibley will be at Willimantic today Wednesday, to open superior court. The jury mem bers have been summoned to be pres ent for the cases down for trial.
 Alfred A Ennis, who for many years conducted the Woods Hill farm, one of the finest in the town of Brook lyn. or in the county. has come to Danielson with his family to make his home. MT. Ennis has been living in Chaplin for the past few years.
 Home to Vote.
 Dr. J. B. Shannon, Canaan: Henry Getty, Worcester: Henry McDermott. Woonsocket; John B. Kelley and | Charles Blackmar. the two last named of Washington, D. C., were among those who came to Danielson to vote Tuesday.
 Mail Unclaimed. Lttters addressed to the following persons are unclaimed at the Daniel son postoffice this week: Miss Eliza beth Ellsworth, Mrs Mary Gallup, Mrs. Timothy Quinn, Dick Elley, Elwood | Wood.
 Taft Vote in First.
 The lack of a pencil in a booth pre- vented Roosevelt from getting the first vote cast here after the polls opened | Tuesday morning. Ralph Young was | the progressive delayed, Will H. Bar ron, who had pencil of his own. slip ping in ahead with a vote for Presi- | dent Taft.
 Johnstone Family Leaves for South. | Gordon A. Johnstone, who has been agent of the mill of the Danielson Cotton company for the past 12 years got away with his family Tuesday after voting, for his new home in At lanta, Ga. He was out at sea during Tuesday night, getting election returns | by wireless.
 Heard Election Returns.
 Crowds gathered before the Bohemi- an clubs room Tuesday evening tC watch the election returns and moving pictures projected on a screen across the street. The sympathies of the on lockers were indicated as the results were announced.
 Miss Cornwall III.
 Miss Ruth Cornwall, head of thu commercial department of Killingi! High school, is i'll at her home in tx bridge, Mass, and probably will not b. able to resume teaching during tn present month. Mrs Flora A. Shippee assistant commercial teacher, will b. in charge of the department durin: Miss Cornwalls absence.
 Uniform School Hours.
 The town school committee for Xii lingly has made arrangements for tn uniform regulation of the hours tha l schools in town shall be in session leaving optional with schools in outly ing districts the matter of beginnin afternoon sessions, though study peri ods everywhere will be equal Tn morning sessions throughout the tow are to be from to 12 o'clock, tn afternoon sessions from 115 to 3.30 c l from 1 o'clock to 315, with a 15 min t utes' recess in the morning and a 1 minutes recess in the afternoon. Quiet Voting Day. ) Tuesday was an extraordinarily uuit f election day in Danielson. This wa principally due to the fact that cit 7 zens of the town were voting in tw ] other districts, at Dayville and Eas : Killingly, whereas in town election F everyone comes here to cast their ba lots. Of course the election worker were on to their jobs and busy gettin ], the electors out, but the vote was res ? istered without rush or hustle.