Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-20
GOT PHOTO OF BALLOON.
Olin Fuller Snapped George Bernier
 Who Was CIinging to Rope.

Olin Fuller, Putnam, who is visiting MT and Mrs. w. A. Graves of Me chanic street. secured a remarkable photograph at the Woodstock fair Tuesday, when he snapped his camera on the balloon which carried young George Bernier 400 feet into the air and from which height he dropped to a horrible death The picture, taken when the balloon was sweeping upward Nand approximately at a height of 200 feet above the earth shows the doom ed boy entangled and clinging to the rope that was the cause of his death. The photograph is of remarkable in terest in more ways than one. It is understood that the parents of young Bernier have been extremely anxious to secure a copy of the picture, which has been furnished them and this may indicate that there will be later devei- opments in the case.
 Israel Bennett Property Sold.
 The most important real estate transfer in Danielson in a long time is that through which several parcels of property from the estate of the late Israel Bennett change hands through a sale to the public conducted by J. c. Witter. Mutty Bedari of the West Side secures through the deal three houses located close together on Spring and Oak street, two houses on Rail-
 
 street Henry Myers bought in the sale 126 lots located in a tract of land on North street and between the railroad near that point and the Assawaugan river.
 Anniversary of Apparition of LaSaIette Friday was of unusual significance to the members of St. James parish in Danielson as the anniversary of the apparition of LaSalette. The mission fp+ NF al Srl lArf nVn in oh of St James parish and each year the anniversary is observed here with spe- cial services.
 Brooklyn Caucus.
 The republicans of the town of Brooklyn have nominated the follow ing ticket for election in October: As sesSors, Benjamin Clark, Irving w Chapman board of relief, R. B. Wit ter. Louis Roberts; selectmen, Arthur Bell. Deforest Wells: town clerk and treasurer, T. D. Pond; auditor. E. c. Babson; grand jurOr T. D. Pond; tax collector, l. w. Chapman; constables, Edwin Bennett Deforest Wells, Harry Copeland: registrars, W. R. Thurber, William Touchette; school committee, C. G. JaWton.
 The selectmen of the town of Xiii lingly have given notice when they are to be in the selectmen's office to eX- anime the qualifications of those who
  of applications to be made have been received by the registrars.
 To Speak for Equal Franchise.
 Hon. F. w. Hinrichs, the prominent New York attorney who spends his summers at beautiful Woodstock hill, is to be in Danielson next Friday un- der the auspices of the Equal Fran chise league and will make an address on the subject of extending the right of franchise to women
 Street Railway Officials Tour.
 The party of street railway officials travelling in a special car reached Dan ieIson from Providence Friday after noon at two minutes before three o'clock The party was met here by Manager Samuel Anderson, Norwich, of the Shore Line Electric company's eastern Connecticut lines who, with Superintendent George Edmunds, ac companied the party to Central Vil- lage and then north to the end of the lines under their jurisdiction.