Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26
DANIELSON
Edward Perkins Clarke to Speak This Evsnins--Warnines Issued for EIec- tion--SaIe of Abner Young Houses Dance for Political Friends.

tion-saIe of Abner Young Houses
 Dance for Political Friends.
 Miss Flora Robarge Mrs. L. J. Fournier and Mrs. Howard Withey were winners at the weekly meeting of the Bijou whist club. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Reed of Bos- ton are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Reed of the West Side. Frederick E. Bitgood was in Bos- ton Friday.
 Miss Lucy Stone was a visitor in Hartford Friday.
 Edward P. Clarke to Speak. Edward Perkins Clarke of Bristol, special organizer for the socialist par | ty, is to speak in Danielson this (Sat- urday) evening at an open air meet ing near the railroad crossing. Farewell Party. | A party for Miss Hester Johnstone, l who is soon to leave here for Atlanta Ga, was given in her honor by friends, Thursday evening. Jerome C. Wells of Providence was i in Danielson Friday. Albert S. Ames, supervisor of schools ] was at the teachers convention in | Hartford Friday.
 1 Miss Mamie Mcclure and Delor Gal | lichant were the winners of the prize waltz at the dance in Phoenix theatel Thursday evening. | Week End at the Beach. | A number of the members of the Bohemian club have planned visit tC l Oakland beach for Sunday. l Mrs. J. B. Bond of Woonsocket has I f, no fnlc fo ool lrn hnr n A prayer meeting is to be held al the Sparks district schoolhouse Sun day afternoon, a pastor from Wake field, R. l., presiding.
 Election Warnings Issued. The warnings for the national cleo. | ton to be held one week from Tues. day have been issued by Town Clerl Frank T. Preston.
 Philias Jodoin has filed an applica ton for a license in the Dageniai building on Railroad square.
 Another State Road.
 It is said that the plans of the stat, highway department contemplate 1; state road from Dayville to East Kill ingly.
 Henry P. Sawyer of Providence wa a visitor in town Friday.
 The ladies in the hall at the pro gressive rally Thursday evening ap plauded the sentiment that they wer being given recognition by the neV party.
 The meeting of windham Count Agricultural society is to be held a Brooklyn next week, November 2
 Leonard H. Healy and son John c North Woodstock, were in Danielso Friday
 A number of the members of XII kingly grange will go to South Wfod stock today (Saturday) for the spe cial meeting of Quinebaug Poron grange
 Buys Two Houses. F. P. Warren has purchased tw houses from the Abner Young estat Mechanic street.
 r. J Davis of Lafayetts E. l..
 to speak at the service at the Adver chapel Sunday afternoon. Some of the business men in tow have not yet been able to have the
 orders for the winter suppIy of oci at their sores delivered. Pastors Will Exchange.
 Rev. Frank L. Bristol, pastor Dayville, will exchange with Re : Clarence H. Barber of the Westfie
 Congregational church for the SuI f day morning services. , Persons who claim that the sidewa
 opposite the freight station of u
 Rhode Island company is too frequen t ly blocked will be interested to l1no l that plans for relief of this difficult
 are under consideration. t w. c. T. U. Food Sale. At the home of Sheriff and MI t Preston B. Sibley Friday afternoo
 the members of the W. c. T. U. held
 food sale. Ice cream was also f : sale.
 : Basketball at Town Hall Again. n The town hall is to come into u
 again this winter for basketball game
 The baskets are already in positio e and protectors to save the walls fro e injury will be put up. No basketb; n has been played in the hall since it W e redecorated a few seasons ago. The Woman's Missionary society y the Methodist church held a meeti
 with Mrs. Sarah Morse of Rivervit
 on Friday afternoon.
 Country inns Flourishing.
 The keeping of country inn on a II one of the trunk line highways in u ]" section of Connecticut is coming to
 more and more an attractive buSine
 proposition. Some of them have
 recent occasions been so crowded n automobile tourists that other woul b be patrons have had to be turn
 away Good roads and the enormC ,. increase of motor traffic combine IA give these hostelries much of the pr' ii tige enjoyed by the old time tavel ,S along the stage coach routes. ,I C1rDantnrq are engaged in maxi II repairs to the dwelling recently da
 aged by fire on Railroad street. I . house is the property of the New E ,o ven road, which owns a string .e dwellings on the street mentioned. 90 The officials of the town chars s9 with the duty met in the selectme oo o rooms Friday for the purpose of ms ,S ing new voters, this being the l ,a , regular sitting scheduled for t ,b year.
 d. Give Dance to Political Support, )n Selectmen Harley S. Place and IS colt D. SayIes, respectively a repl lie lican and a democrat, have recer he joined in the giving of a dance ng East Killingly, where they both resi SC in appreciation of their recent elect
 to office.
 ne Sections of Turbines Arrive.
 Other sections of the two turbi as for the Danielson Cotton company se on cars in the local railroad yard ;
 will be unloaded and removed to
 plant at once. These turbines ! :, q develop sufficient power to offset m T of the difficulty that used to be I u with in operating the mill. 'n Borough Briefs.
 Miss Dolly Connor was a recent ' er itor at the home of Mrs. T. J. RI
 and family of Hampton. rd Miss Rose Nickerson has returned E. her home in Providence, after spe
 ing several weeks with relatives . Danielson.
 - Mrs. Alfred Dubuque is very i'll s her home on Academy street ny Miss Catharine CoffeY was at