Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-02
DANIELSON
Judge Back to Be Candidate for Rep resentative-County Had 24 Sudden Deaths During the Quarter-Henry Labeau Dead, Aged 90.

Judye Harry E. Back will be can didate for nomination by the republi- cans of FSillingly as a representative in the general assembly from the First district of the town. Miss Clarabelle Hargraves left on Thursday for Miami, Fla, where she is to make her home for at least year.
 Rev. w. D. Swaffeid has been elect ed moderator of the Ashford Baptlst l-convention.
 Sent to Jail. John Foley. a transient person, who has been at Attawaugan, was sen fenced to jail for 30 days for intoSica- ton in the town court Thursday morning.
 George o. Thomas has been spend | ing few days in. New York on a bus
 Frank A. Cartier of Pawtucket was | 8. visitor with friends in Danielson Thursday.
 Clinton Atwater of Hartford has | been a recent visitor with friends 1 here.
 Selectman Alcott D. Sayles of East | Kiilingly is being mentioned for one of the democratic nominations TOT | representative from Kilfngly. Deputy Sheriff John M. Bessette IS candidate for reelection as tax col | lector in the town of Brooklyn, | Rev. W. D. Swaffield is to be one | of the speakers at the Baptist state l convention at Claremont. N. H., next week.
 Rally Day Programme. A special Rally day programme is to be given at the Baptist church on l Sunday. Damase Boulias will push the work | on St. Paul's church at Plainfeld, the | stonework now being done. | Dies at 90. | Henry Labeau. 90. is dead at his | home in Wauresan. John Hogan of New Haven has
 been recent visitor with friends in town. | William N. Burnett leaves for week
 end motorcycle run of 200 miles on
 Long Island under the auspices of a | New York motorcycle club.
 Potatoes 75c Per BusheI.
 The unusually large yield of potatoes this season has fixed the price for the present at 75 cents bushel-for prime | quality. Electric lights are installed in the Sacred Heart church at Wauregan, 1 where power is soon to be furnished | by the local lighting company. Abuse as we'll as use of the rubbish cans so thoughtfully placed in the i business section by the Civic federa- I ton is reported. Completing Mill Addition. The brickwork for the addition to | the mill of the Assawauga Woolen company at Dayville is nearly com pleted.
 1 Garage owners here have picked up teXtra business this week taking parties | to the big Brockton fair. l It is expected that one of the re- publican candidates for representative | from Killingly will be from the Second | voting district-probably Dayville. 1 Reports constantly coming in indi- | cate that someone hereabouts is sys- | tematically engaging in the practice of | stripping automobiles of easily remov- = 1 able equipment-tires, tail lights, horns. etc.
 Mailed literature and advertising is | this year replacing rallies in large de- gree in arguments for! and against on | the license question in Killingly.
 Work on the state highway eastward l from the Stearns Hill section toward
 South Killingly steadily progresses I and when completed this fall will make al great improvement over the road 1t replaces in that section.
 Chance to Be Made Voters. l Another opportunity for persons to be made voters in time to participate in the state election in November will be given by the registrars. A num- | Der who have filed applications to be made did not appear to qualify last
 Saturday.
 Hunters who have previously failed to dotso this year are taking out li- | censes for the open season, which ! promises to be fruitful one in this section. An increased number of | pheasants is reported and partridge and quail are indicated plentiful.