Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
DANIELSON
District Mesting-Demeerats Cenfer- Mondays Weddinss-Four Cases in Town court-PenaIties for Taking Short Piekerei.


 John Heneault of New London was visitor with relatives in Danielson Monday.
 Mrs. L. J. Morin has returned. after a visit of three months with relatives in Canada
 Frank Casey of Wakefield was a week end visitor with relatives in Day. yille
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph c. Young spent Sunday at Oakland Beach, R. I.
 James Tevlin of New London was a Sunday visitor with friends in Dan ielson.
 Has Shot Four Coons.
 James Kent of Elmville has shot two more 'eoons, one weighing 1s,' the other l 5 pounds. This makes four of the animals taken by MT. Kent this sea son.
 District Meeting Planned.
 The first Sunday iii November has district meeting of the Union St. John Baptist in Dayvi1le. The district in- cludes all the territory from North Grosvenordale to Norwich and west to Willimantic
 Hunters. out in force Monday, found shooting conditions afe best of the open season. The rain of Friday and Saturday has cleared great quantities of leaves from the trees. Campaign Rally at Piainfieid. Congressman B. F. Mahan, Comp troller Daniel P. Dunn of Willimantic and Dr. Omer Larue of Putnam are l to be speakers at a political rally plan ned to be held in PIainfield Friday eve- ping. q
 David J. Beck, 45. and Selma Beck, | 85, both of Dartmouth, Mass. came here and were married by Judge A. G. Bill. acting as a, justice of the peace 1r-,5k of time for the filing by candidates in Killingly's last town election of their campaign expenses. Most of the re- | turns will show 10 expensesincurred. If prescriptions for liquor are going \ to be available for ten cents each in the town of Killingiy during the conn ! ing year of no-fcense the towns vote will not amount to much. This will | probably not prove to be the case, however.
 Dancing-Instruction in modern dances, Phoenix haI1, Wednesday, 4.30 and s.so D. m. Phone 275-5, Daniel son. Marguerite I. Peck, Boston Adv.
 Of Geological Interest. I From the section where state road work is being done on the highway leading to South Killingly specimens of rock showing perfect imprints of ferns are being picked up in quanti- | geoiogists.
 Married Brooklyn Woman. l Willis Ira Twitchell, principal of a school at Hartford. where he died suddenly last Friday, was the hus- band of Miss Emily Day, formerly of East Brooklyn.
 | The attention of the democratic state central committee chairman David Fitzgerald. of New Haven. may be called to the situation in Plain field, where there is dissension over the party's nominations for represen- tatives.
 Chief George M. Filling and other officers in Killingly were asked by the Putnam police Monday morning to bs on the lookout for a man believed to be responsible for breaking into g tgarage in Putnam and stealing some tools.
 Death of Matthew MeManus.
 Matthew McManus, for many year. a resident of Danielson, living on wha lis now the borough farm on 1owel
 Dyer street, died last Thursday il
 Webster, where he removed with hi: family a number of years ago.
 Kilmngly owners will do we'll tC see that their dogs do not stroll ovel to the West Side, town of Brooklyn
 where there is an order in force that all dogs shall be muzzied for a pc. riod of three months.