Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-25

E.. B. Wilbur Is in the Maine woods on a hunting trip, as is his annual custom,
 Liawood Tillinghast of Mamaranock, Me, is spending few days with rela- tives in Danielson.
 Selectman Alcott D. Sayies was in Norwich on & business trip Thursday.
 III at Pleasant View.
 William H. Marland is iil at his summer cottage at Pleasant View. His sons, Rupert and William. are with h.m.
 Lester Bill is wiring for electricity the new building of the killingly Realty company at Dayville.
 Named as Tree Warden.
 First Selectman Hiram s. Franklin has Aeen named as tree, warden by the board of selectmen.
 Poles for wire service companies are being loaded on cars on Railroad street, where they have been stored for some time.
 A Hallowe en social has been plan ned to be held at the Baptist church next Wednesday evening.
 Dr. John R. Remington of Central Falls, who has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Bitgood. went to Willing ten Thursday.
 Crime Follows the Booze.
 Now that there are to be licenses in Moosup, demand is being voiced there for additional police protection.
 The rainfall in the storm Welnes- day night and Thursday morning amounted to more than an inch.
 The votes for representatives from IAriingly will be split between e.ght candidates this year-republicdn, dep. ocJ stio progressive and prohibitionist There was a pleasant social and G3nre in Phoenix hall Thursday even- iEE a prize waltz being one of the special features of the evening.
 All the Red Fire Used Up. For use in Illuminating with luriG glare the way of the political paraders in Danielson all of the red fire in town has been bought up and used. A quantity of the material had to be bought out of town for Thursday nights rally
 To the Scrap Heap.
 rSci'es Ily all of the machinery to bs tiiss6rdsd as useless has been re- moved from the plant of the Danielson Cot-:oa cofapany. Most of it has been cal 5unk dealer.
 WanI rive Ncnl r are 10 LAKE.
 Some Danielson citizens are asking candidates for representatives from this town If they will introduce and advocate, if elected. a measure asking for a five cent fare to Alexander s lake. If such matter is introduced it wal probably be referred to the pnilic utilities commission
 It was stated Thursday by mem- Der Of the board of assessors for the town of Killingly that residents of the borough lave as a general rule hand ed in their lists, but in the outlying districts If the town attention to this requirement is escaping the attention of mafy property owners.
 Danielson women were liberal and active in assisting the work of the Wonan's guild of the Day Kimball hospital at Putnam. it is shown by the reports that have just been issued, the local women making one of the very best showings in the county. In ad- dition to the sums of money, many articles for wear, etc, were given from this place
 November Polling Places.
 There will be voting in the town hall at Websters building in Dayville anC at East Kfllingly in the election of ont week from Tuesday. this being in ac. cord with the rule for a polling place fin each voting district of the town iT a national election. although for strict iy town matters all of the voting i, done in Danielson at the town hall.
 Postal Savings for U. s. Bonds.
 IL was announced Thursday at tn, local postoffice that arrangement Ina. been made whereby, depositors of tn, postal savings system may by apply ing on or before Dec. 1 exchange whole or part of their deposits fol United States registered or coupol bonds in denominations of $20 $10 and $500, bearing interest from Jan next. at the rate of 2 1-2 per cent pc annum. The deposits of the loca branch now amount to about $2,306 divided between nearly SO depositors.
 Sunday School Institute.
 There will be & number from Daniel soR ard vicinity at the interdenomina tional Sunday school meeting that i to be held in the Methodist church a Putnam en Wednesday of next weel this gathering to be one of the mos important of it's kind that is schedule fer this county for months.
 IN FORMER ELECTIONS.