Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05

bpEy in January next. Tn the session o4 tso9 Judge Russell was assistant clark Of the house. During the session Of 1911 he waS advanced to clerk ot LnS h61sS, and by reason Of the fae< that the denocEaEs had 2 majority r the senate in 1913 his advance to be senate clerk under the usual method Of promotion held him back, but gave him an extra term as house clerk. His popularity in his home town is indi- for judge cf probate in the republican column in Tuesdays election he re- c@lved more votes than any man whose name appeared on the big ballot
 JaiIed--Woud Not Pay Fine. :.
 County Game Warden Arthur Day recently arrested 2 Chaplin man for violation Of the game laws who went to jail at Brooklyn rather than pay the 4ns imposed upon hinn--and In his pocket was a bankbook giving him credit for more than $500 in a savings institution.
 KillingIy has 2 few sociaIists--a very few. Tn Tuesdays election that par ty's candidate on the state ticket re- cszved three votes their candidates for congress two votes each.
 Special Town Meeting Favored.
 It was stated here Wednesday that 2 petition will be addressed to the select 
 ing be called to reconsider action taken in laying 2, 12-nnil1 tax at the adjourned annual town nesting Mon- day night. The plan is to work for a tax rate sufficiently high to enable Kdlingly to pay it's bills this year.
 After Tuesdays Battle.
 Democratic communioue: The ene- my in this field of operations crossed the Quinebaug (we are not certain they did not take it with thern) and ennote us with .4A4 centimetre guns. On our left flank we were skinned 10 the ankles, while on OUT right the hide was entirely ripped off Our center was filled with doughnuts--our only consolation. Ourselves and Gott." fighting with the allied troops, were all shot to-well!
 Loan Shelf for library.
 A week hence the Danielson public library will have a shelf reserved for books loaned by private libraries These books will be loaned in the same manner as are other volumes. In many homes there are books that have be soon, if ever. read again. The own CTS do not care to give them away, but are willing the public library should have the use of them for limited time.
 Librarian Henry M. DanieIson also
 
 are soon to be established in South Killingly, East KiIlingly, Attawaugan, DayYille and Williamsville, each in charge Of some well known resident Of each village. The purpose is to put books into the hands Of people Of all ages who do not come to the main library. This branch service, it is felt here, will be highly appreciated by the residents in villages Of Killingly,
 Police After a Peepins Torn.
 Chief George M Filling was inter ested Wednesday in finding Inforna- tion that will lead to establishing the identity Of Peeping Tom-a disgust ingly immoral one-Who made his ap- pearance at two homes in panialson election night. One Of these homes is on Academy street, the other on School street. In each case a woman was startled upon discovering a man standing outside window and seek ing to attract attention. The absorb ing pastirne of watching election re- turns was disturbed for Chief Filling by telephoae calls informing him of these facts He Immediately started 2 search. but this availed no more than the securing of possible clue that may lead to the Identification of the peeper. At one of the homes visited The woman frightened first had her attention called 70 the presence out