Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-07
DANIELSON
Tax of IA Mills Advocatod-Desertio to Progrcssives Cauos of Election
 Result-No- License Voted Because
 Citizens Are Sick of Siqht 0; Buns.

Postmaster c. A. Potter has caused to be posted in the lobby of the post off1ee a copy of the law against put ting signs of an advertising nature along the highways in Connecticut.
 Robert W. Boys, republican Will llamsville, and Sidney P. Marland, pro- gresslve. are the new members of the town school committee, which will meet for reorganization today CWed- nesday).
 Ralph c. Young Elected.
 The name of Ralph c. Young should have been starred as an elected can dldate for progressive registrar of voters in the report of the town cleo tion in Tuesdays Bulletin.
 Took Out Wrong License.
 Game Warden Arthur Day caused the arrest and prosecution of A. Pel- letter of the West Side for having taken out citizens hunting license when he should have paid the extra price charged for an aliens license. The assessment against Pelletier was just over S17.
 In the Bradley building. where the new Danielson Trust company is to be located, men are engaged on the preliminary work of building a form for the new vault that is to be put in
 The new board of selectmen, made up of three republicans and two pro- gressives, will meet for organization today Wednesday,. John A. Gilbert republican. will resume his duties as first selectman.
 Neglected Walks.
 It was stated Tuesday that owners of property abutting Main street in the business section will have their att tention officially called to the bad con- dition of some of the sidewalks, which, in some instances, on account of worn places, are a. menace to public safety.
 It's a Long Way to Tipperary, but not so far to PutnAm, is now the pop- ular song with those who have a thirst and their minds fixed on the fact that Killingly is going to be q dry town or partly so-with the coming of Mo- vember.
 Installing New Gates.
 At Ballouville the mill is being run
 n short time while advantage is be- ng taken of the low water to install new gates, as has been done at At tawaugan, the work in charge of a Norwich contractor.
 Parish Whists Beqin. Under the auspices of the St. Anne society the first of fall and winter series of parish whists was given in the hall of St. James parochial school Tuesday evening, the attendance being large.
 The letter carriers jobs that are to be available here at the beginning of the new year look good to a number of young men who are thinking of 1 taking the civil service tests required of those who seek such appointments The success of the Girl of My i Dreams company at the Orpheum the l ater has brought assurance from the | manager of the production that he will send to Danielson later in the season probably in February--one of the | big hits of the year. When Dreams 1 Come True. Danielson is a good show i town when it gets the right shows. Fogs Bother Chauffeurs. Dense fogs for the past few nights | have caused much worry to automo J. l bile drivers. It has been impossible l at times for a driver to see 20 feet ahead of his lights and greatly reduced i speed has been necessary, many of the l machines just creeping along.
 14 Mil Tax Advocated, The arrangement of deferring the