Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-05


 The day." as the Germans might day. All qualified persons should vote at least once.
 As a vote-getter Miss Ada Shippee of East Killingly has it over any other candidate in town with a total Of 12,- 94,S4Q-but this wasn't Tor a political office.
 Local fans who have been applying to agencies in Boston for worlds ser7cs tickets have been advised to make their applications direct to the Boston National league club.
 Danielson is going to have a little financial district all its own within the next few weeks-three banks so close together that persons in any one can De watched from the windows of others, if there be watchers about
 Voting Hours Today.
 The polls are to be opened in tine town hall building this morning at o'clock for the annual town election. Someone will be singing It's. a Long Ways to Tipperary tonight-but who will do the singing is not yet decided.
 What the East Killingly contingent is going to do over that little incident that resulted in IS women applicants being temporarily debarred from peIng made voters is of interest today. The answer may be found in the returns this evening.
 The reserves down to the last of the Landwehr will be called out today by both sides in the fight on the license question. Both sides are active and anxious to win.
 Home to Vote.
 This is Old Home day for many of Killingly's voters who are resident elsewhere, but return to assist in de- ciding at the polls the policies of the town and who it's officers shall be for another year, many of them at consid- erable inconvenience to thaR1selves.
 Principal Hal R. Eaton of the Attle- boro, Mass, High school, formerly principal of Killingly High school, was in town for d week end visit, driving over in his touring car. x.
 Merchants Carnival Talksd Of.
 Danielson business men have under consideration a plan for a merchants carnival. The details are to be work ed out by a committee headed by Manager Twite of the Boston store. The carnival will probably extend through three days.
 Automobile and Trolley Bump.
 Coming out of the lane leading from School to Furnace Street. the automo- bile of Eli Dagenias was slightly dam aged Saturday morning when it came into collision with a trolley car pass ing by the Central house. The trolley car also showed some, signs of the en- counter. Over in the town of Brooklyn today the allies will indulge in an endeavor to rip the political scalp off Tax Col lector John M. Bessette, who has held the office for decade. Collector Bes- sette says he will be on hand to see how the trick is to be done. Big Apple Crop. There is a magnificent crop again this year in the Lapsley apple orchard l between Brooklyn and Pomfret. Much l of last years crop was sent abroad, but the war may injure that market | this season, The. value of the crop runs into thousands of dollars. + How to Vote Effectively. | Voters should remember today that a split ticket should have no cross mark x in any circle over the heads | of the columns. The x is used only II voting a straight ticket. Votes hay, 1 been thrown out here in every cleo ton since the new ballot came int, use for improper markings. The! | should also remember that votes Cl the license question go into a separat ballot box-not in the one With tn town tickets.
 r Return from England.
 Mrs. John Moran and daughter Kath crime, who have been four months il England, have returned here, reachin DOSlOH On the w DlI6 oldI liner ATdDlf Mrs. Moran reports less talk about. tn war in England than seems to b prevalent here. The journey hom across the Atlantic was devoid of spe cial incident, though Mrs. Moran note that the ocean liner lane was guarde by English vessels of war.
 WilIiamsviIIe's New SchooIhouse.
 steam, heating plant is being in stalled in the new schoolhouse at Vii | a Taa int fGrS al <s work. The building is practically fin ished, though the furnishings are no yet in place, and grading about tn school is to be done, this work to b taken up at once. The school is in pleasant location and seems te fill a the requirements of the village; whic , has been without a school owned b l the town. The cost of the building an . grading will be about S5,000, this nc including the furniture to be in stalled.