Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-16
DANIELSON
Mrs. Marietta Wrisht to Inspect w. R. C.-Thirty- New Applications To Be Made-poes in Brooklyn Or dered MuxzIed-Talk of Votina Higher Tax.


 Wallace Paine has completed the enumeration of children of school age in the town of Killingly.
 Michael Longo was recent visitor in Hartford.
 Fred ". Bassett of Providence has been visitor with friends in Dam ielson.
 Edward Teatreault of Providence re- gently called on friends in Danielson, his former home.
 Mrs. Victoria Vachon is visiting rel atives in Danielson for a. few days.
 Wouldbe Letter Carriers.
 Earl Winslow of the local postofice force is receiving applications from a number who wish to take the civil service examination for appointment as letter carriers.
 John A. Logan of Providence was a visitor with friends in Danielson Thursday.
 Mrs. Wright to Visit w. R. c.
 Mrs. Marietta Wright of Norwich, state inspector, will visit McGregor corps. W. R. C., at the meeting Of Oc- tober 21.
 A. P. Woodward and A. V. Wood worth attended the meeting of the state Business Mems association at Waterbury Thursday as delegates from the Danielson Business Mems associa- tion.
 Wedding Set for Monday.
 The marriage of Napoleon Gingras of Dayville and Miss Lena Heneault Of Danielson, will take place at St. James church next Monday morning at o'clock.
 A garage with a capacity of two ma chimes has been completed on School street for Ira D. Martin.
 Declines to Run.
 Stephen A. Douglas, South Killingly, nominated for justice of the peace on the democratic ticket, has declined the nomination.
 F. A. Kennedy has been assisting as teller at the Windham County Ma tiohal bank.
 W. S. Brown is in charge of i'm provements being made to his string of six houses on Water street.
 Coon Hunt Oct. 31st.
 October 31 has been selected as the date for the annual coon hunt of the Kllingly Hunting and Fishing Club.
 Able to Reeoup.
 One Danielson man saw light in time. After betting s60 on the Ath- letics to win the worlds series he changed front and placed enough ad- ditional bets on the Braves, to reduce his losses to s3.25 net. Watchers remained on duty in the Half Hill section Thursday to guard against the renewal of the forest fires which have swept over most of the territory in that section recently.
 An assessor was at the DayviIfe postof11ce for several hours Thursday afternoon to receive lists of taxable property in the town of Killingiy, all of which must be filed on or before November 1.
 Masens Visit Putnam.
 Members of Moriah lodge, A F. and M, were at Masonic temple in Put nam Thursday night, past masters night, as guests of the members of Quinebaug lodge Of that city.
 Hunters find that there Is much ad- ditional restricted posted" terrttory this year and that 1t is necessary to ask permission to go over good hunt ing ground that was once allowed open to all.
 Thirty-four New Applications.
 The registrars of the town of Kr- lingiy have received s4 new applIca- November election. With the 5S per- sons who applied to be made before, the town election but did not appcar before the seiectment to quaily as electors the total applicants to be made now number S1,
 No High School League This Year.
 Benjamin Brown Is manager and Ray Wd0Q captain or the htllNgly High school basketball team of 1914. soon to open it's season. Indications are that thsFe will be no High school league this year, as was inc case last season, when uPtnam High school won the championship,
 Brooklyn Dogs Ordered Muzzisd.
 Over in Brooklyn an order has been issued that all degs shall be kept muz- zied for the next three months, the order becoming effective Tuesday of this week, A deg that came oyer from the town of Mansfield and is reported +e have bitten a. deg and 8, horse, has caused the issuance of the order, The deg, which was afterwards shet by Marshall J. Brink, went dewa into the town of PlaiHfield on it's tour and then back toward Brooklyn.
 Officers of 1913,
 Fhe class of 1918 of Ilillinlsiy High school elected the following officers at 8 neetiage Thursday aftesneeR; Pres- ident, Louis GagRon; vice president, Hazel Marley. secretary: Ilalnsnd Allen, treasurer, Raymond knox.
 WANT BIG ENOUGH TAX,