Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-28

Complaint of Scarcity of Labor-Fu-
 neral of Miss Mildred L. Leavens-
 Auto Lamp Laws Disregarded.'
 Danielson teachers will go .te Put nam today (Saturday) for the teach ers' institute to be held at the high school building.
 Attorney S. IL. Davis Of Westerly will address 8 union temperance meeting in town hall Sunday eve- ming.
 named as administrator of the estate of Margaret Kelley. who died recently in Providence.
 Burial of Mrs. Ellen Craft. The body of Mrs. Ellen Craft who died in Central Village, was brought here for buIial Friday in St James cemetery. MT! and Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon have returned from an automobile trip through Rhode Island.
 A. F. Woodward William H.. Put nam, c. H. TruesdeH and Harley s. Place were Killingly's delegates to the senatorial convention held in Putt nam Friday, nominating Edwin H. Reach of this town. MISS b6Ssl6 D1II IldS AI0luTu0Q LO | Sharon, Pa., after visit of several weeks with MT. and Mrs. H. V. Stack pole in Danfelson.
 In the town Of .Plainfield there are 132 voters to be made this year.
 Sunday is to be Rally day in the Methodist Sunday schools. I Some speed these days. A man driving to the Brooklyn fair was passed four times by a livery automo- l bile while he was trayeling the four | miles, the automobile making two round trips in the meantime. Te Weigh Mail.
 Beginning Tuesday next, all mall matter of the first, second. third and 1 fourth classes that comes into the To- cal postoffice from the Brooklyn star | and from the R. F. D. outes will be weighed for period of 80 days. ! Funeral of Mrs. Julian BissaiIIion.
 Funeral services <or Mrs. Julian BissailIion, 45, who died at her home i on the West Side, were held from St. James church Friday morning lat g l o'clock "a large number of relatives and friends attending. Burial was in i St. James cemetery I J. R. Washburn, who has been tu- l toring students at Brooklyn during the summer months, preparing them for entrance to college, is to make that town his permanent home.
 No Auto Lamps Lighted.
 An even dozen automobiles were run into Danielsons from Brooklyn Thurs l day night after the moon had risen above the eastern horizon and not one of them had lamp lighted. The au = 1 tomohile laws hereabouts have come to ebe regarded as joke by many motor- 1 ists.
 | Scarcity of Labor. 1 William P. Kelley of Dayville, one of the state epileptic commission l said Friday that the work of estab- fishing the instituti9n at Mansfield is being delayed on account of the scar city of labor The contractors there have not half thelmen they would em- ploy if they could get them. This f same complaint of scarcity of labor is l heard in Danielson, where many more men are wanted in various lines of I employment.
 Miss Leavens' Funeral.
 | Funeralk services for Miss Mildred l l.. Leavens were held at the home ot her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred O. i Leavens, at. Dayville. at 1.30> Friday afternoon, Rev James H. George. Jr. of St. Alban's church officiating. Those j present included members of the class of 1910. in which Miss Leayens was graduated from Killingly high school 1 During the service Mrs. c. H. Otis I of Danielson Sang In tie Garden oi l My Heart Miss Ledvens' favorite | song, and the last one that she plaveG sbefore she died. The bearers were I Harod Atwood, Harold Austin. T Louis l Woisard and William Ormsbee. Bur I ial was in Westfield cemetery. The
 floral remembrances were many ana
 beautiful.
 To Vote ,on Town Hall Seats puestior
 The warning for the annual towr
 meeting contains few other than tho
 routine clauses this year, Among the II special ones are those to see if tn,
 time for keepingSthe ballot boxes ope1
 at the annual election will be extended , and to see whether / the voters vii
 authorize the purchase of new seat.
 for the town hall. a matter that wa:
 recently adversely passed upon at {
 special town meeting.
 L Every effort will be made toda, I (Saturday) by all parties having spe
 cial interest in the coming town cleo > tien to get all of those, who have ap piled to be made voters to appear be l.fore the officials and be examined fo
 admission.
 Pierre Petac's Philosophy.
 Pierre Petac says. well, hay
 the best time you never see. I ge
 myself fix so I can believe everythin, whatsI like for believe High cos
 for living, politic-all that things
 bother me not so much a baby's ide ! for eat it's feet. But don't feel lik this so easy as she look No sir" fI Before find out how to do it listen on all kinds of fellow who go 1. sure cure for polite and high pric , of meat and I ~ccme pretty muc,
 sick on the head. That politics speak }, CT say, Vote with me and you got a you mistake of being born poor' fix hir
 up. all right High price for liv } takers tell me stop drinking and am going to have few dollars for som
 other robber for steal from me On politics, I vote all ways, tr
 him all, without look at the price
 He don't work, but I work just. tn l, same. Sapre! No good; l give hir ,, up; leave him. "Then l try for cure the price C meat I stop drinking; water, tot which is expensive by here. I marc | lon the market, order three pound mea two dozens eggs, some other thing l smile-wait for the bill.- Such ' thing you can't believe it; what
 save from krinking in three week
 every cent he's gone! The price (
 meat, the price of eggs-diable!-gon
 up again."
 t You see. try all the medicine an . she won't work. Now do what lih a with myself. I got a chance vote fo : myself, I got excuse for believe nc
 body but myself and if don't lik V for believe in myself nobody. goin kick. Such fine time I've got wit
 that new idea. He's great. I am liy n ing, some king he's dead. I eat witt
 out. taste the price. And when I gc ]. opinion for do it I do what l like q eat. grass, sleep on & tree. anythin
 Nobody bother me. And I bet wit r you feel enough good not for botht
 somebody else I got the answer fC