Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-13
DANIELSON


 Wins in Contest for SeIectmen-
 Funeral of Onesmus Yates-No-Li-
 cense Campaign PIanned-Suffra-
 gists' Meeting.
 The republican caucus for the town of Killingly was held in town hall Fri day afternoon at 230 o'clock.
 The caucus was called to order by William H. Putnam, chairman of the republican town committed William Fenner Woodward was chosen chair man and Frank W. Bennett clerk.
 The only contest was between liar ley s. Place and Byron NJ. Lewis for selectmen. John Wade nominated Mir. Place and Judge James N. Tucker nominated MT. Lewis. A ballot was taken and MT Place received 107 votes and MT. Lewis 76 votes.
 The officers nominated were as fol- lows:
 Selectmen, Hiram s. Franklin, Frank A. Whipple. Harley S. Place; town clerk, Frank T. Preston; town treas urer Frank T. Preston; agent town deposit fund. Frank T. Preston; as sessor for three years, Robert G. Smith; board of relief, w Irving Bull lard, Norman Kelley, James N. Tucker: registrars of voters D. Fred Kenwor- thy, Frank L. Bennett. Frank Wood; auditor Frank w. Bennett; constables Hosea E. Greene, Emery Anderson, Michael GrimshaW, Louis s. Barstow; collector of taxes William N. Arnold; grand jurors, Sidney s. Stone, Frank W. Bennett, Clarence E. Soule: school committee, John A. Paine. Hector Me Cornell.
 Want Vote on License Question.
 Petitions are being circulated for the necessary ten per cent of the names of all of the legal voters in the town of Killingly for a vote on the license question at the annual town meeting on the first Monday in De- tober. The petitions are being freely signed and there will be no difficulty in getting the requisite number of names.
 instructor in Texas College.
 Miss Corinne L. Paine leaves to- where she is to be physical director at the college of Industrial Arts. Miss Paine, the daughter of MI. and Mrs. John A. Paine, Broad street. has had much experience as 8 physical direct or and doubtless will be highly suc- cessful in her new position.
 Mrs. Susie Greeley has been in Bos- ton and New York a few days the past week on business
 Misses Nellie and Katherine Coffey are spending several days in Berkeley and Providence, R. I.
 GoIng to chattanooga
 Vine R. Franklin of Brooklyn leaves today Saturday. to attend the nation al encampment of the G. A. R. at
 MT. and Mrs. H. Beers of New Ha- ven are visiting friends in Brooklyn. Devoted Father Remains with Son. James Nash remains at the Backus hospital in Norwich, where he sub mitted to the removal of skin for use in grating upon the injured ankle of his son George.
 Albert s. Ames is spending the week end at his home in Boston. where Mrs Ames is seriously i'll.
 Michael Longo, who has been in a | Worcester hospital for several weeks, 1 is slowly recovering from an opera tion which he underwent.
 George B. Hare of Providence was visitor with friends in Danielson
 A. V. Woodwork attended the fai1 at Sturbridge. Mass, Friday. Suffraeists Meet. Members of the Equal Franchise 1 league gathered at the home of Mrs Rienzt Robinson for meeting Friday 1 afternoon.
 William E. Young, now at his home 1 and Is in an improved condition oi
 Mrs N. A. Jordan of Main street is a patient in a Worcester hospital. At Yellow Pine grove, Clayville, to- morrow, the Attawaugan- -Ballouviile Hill, R. l.. team.
 Plainfieid Wants Town Court
 Tn Piainfeid there is an agitation for the establishment of town cour' | to replace the present justices cour l system.
 Sunday School Lawn Party.
 Members of the Sunday school O St. Alban's church are to have a lawr party and social on the grounds a the rectory this (Saturday) afternoon Miss Josephine Fisk. superintendent of the Deaconesses' home at Proyl dence, is to speak at the Methods l church here Sunday.
 Scores of loads of soil removed from the cellars for the new houses or 1 Water street have been used in grad ing the yard about the mill of th' Danielson Cotton company. greatly i'm proving the appearance of the plant. Western Play PIeases Theatre Patrons
 The Girl of Eagle Ranch. a spic' western drama. was the offering b! 1 Manager Brown to the patrons Of thu OFpheum theatsr Friday evening ant | the play was well received A tricl bicyclist with the company gave al amusing outdoor exhibition FHda, l noon,
 Ledge Delays Sewer Progress, Rock in bethePseHe quantities ha | been struck eH Maple street, where { 1 gang of men has been engaged on sew | er construction work this week, .Abou l566 feet eff sewer pipe Is te be laid 1 from Main to Palmer street. w. k Pike is the supervising engineer.
 Rev. Father oiaet Improves HamRteI
 CkuReh,
 Rev. Af: J. aiHet, wha has asH such a great amount of improvement | weriS since he same to DanieissR a pastor of St. James church. hRas tina ta devote ta fhe building uP sf tn missions under his charge: At tn present time, under his direction tn church of Cur Lady of Lourdes a Hampton is being repaired. A fun