Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-30

Election Postpones Company DrHi- Commissioners Grant Licenses Nov. ETurks Placid While War Goes On Serious Illness of John DanieIson.
 Miss Netta woisard has gone to Webster to spend the winter.
 William $. Brown is in New York making bookings for his theater.
 Mrs John Winslow Is spending seV- eral days visiting with relatives Ill Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr have been at oakland Beach to close their coe- tage for the winter.
 Eli Dagenias of Georgiaville, R. l., is spending a few days in DanieIson.
 Richard A. Sears of Boston was a visitor with friends in town Tuesday.
 Company Drill Postponed.
 On account of next Tuesday being election night the opening drill of the Thirteeentf company will not take place until week from Thursday evening.
 number of Kfllingly democrats have made arrangements to be in Put aam for the party rally this evening
 Unclaimed Letters
 Unclaimed letters addressed to Mrs. Celia Warren, Mrs. F. Dixon. Alex Lin- court. Charles Bronen, Col W. w. Marble and E. Mannard are at the Danielson postoffice.
 bounty Commissioners Coming Next
 Week.
 The county commissioners have fix- td upon Thursday of next week as the time they will be in Danielson relative 10 granting licenses to those who wish 70 do a liquor business in Killingly-
 Guests of w. R. c.
 Members of McCsregor post, c. A. R., have been invited to attend an in spection and an oyster supper as gueSts of the members of the w. R. c. oa Wednesday evening of next week. The Mems club of the Congregation al church. an organization that has some pleasant and instructive gather inss, will not have any meetings until after Thanksgiving.
 It was, indicated Tuesday that ar arrangements will he made so that the general public will be able to receive returns here on election night. This arrangement will be made in response to pressing demand.
 Stole from Another Boarder.
 For the theft of property from a fell low boarder, Toni Valenti was sentenc- cd Tuesday morning in the town court to serve 30 days in the jail at Brook lyn, where he was taken by Chief George M. Filling.
 Turks unmovsd by War Tales.
 While Greeks and citizens of other Balkan states are leaving the mill towns in this vicinity for the seat of war, the Turks are not noticed to be hurrying from their occupations here abouts, and as far as any outward in- dfcations are concerned are taking it- ton of their empire.
 What the Shovel Lacked
 A local man who has been watching railroad construction work at Doug las brings back this little story: An old time lsborer stood on a bank, look ing at the marvellous operations of q giant steam shovel. He seemed lost in contemplation over the changes in excavation. methods that time has brought about. The shovel was doing the work of forty men, drawing out eartluads of material at a single bite. Z The man watched long, silently and thoughtfully. Suddenly he burst out with this comment: Well, you're a wonderful machine, but I still have something on yez yez can't vote ,yet.'
 Net Scared by Parcels Post.
 Local business men who have talked about the subject exhibit no worry as to any possible injurious effect on their business as the resuslt of the coming introduction of the parcels post. They seem agreed on the general proposition that buyers win always be attracted by quality and price con alterations, and that 1t is up to each individual merchant to see that the values he offers for the trade are equal to the best of out of town offerings, something it should be possible for him to do, as he will still have the advantage of being without any par cells post charges to pay in getting what he sells to his customers.
 Explaining Ballots.
 Tine registrars Of voters of the town of Killingly are doing daily service in answering questions of those voters who Nhave looked upon the specimen ballots for the coming election and have become a little confused as to