Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
DANELSON
Candidates Instructed for Reach for Sheriff-Funeral of Frank Connolly Prisoner Wants Long Jail Sen tenee-Three Tickets Nominated.

On account or increase Of business at his Putnam office, Dr. Harry W. after more than a decade here
 Peter Bassett of Providence has been a recent visitor at his home in Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. W. S. Brown leave to- morrow to spend a few days at Oak land beach.
 Mrs. Katherine Wilson of Pittsf1eld was in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Fournier is visiting in New Bedford with her daughter, Mrs. John Guipois, who is i'll.
 Raymond D. Fenton of Waterbury was a visitor with friends here Tues day.
 Rally Sunday.
 Next Sunday will be Rally day at the Baptist church. A special program has been prepared.
 Buys King Property.
 Fred Dubuc has purchased the King property on Reynolds street.
 Patrick Murray has been confined to his home by illness.
 Wheelman Injured.
 Cassius D. Chase of Hartford was from his bicycle while riding from business to his home in that city. He was taken home in an ambulance.
 Instructed for Reach.
 k. H. Reach, republican candidate for sheriff, is supported by the entire Killingly delegation Instructed to vote for him at the county convention.
 Hailstones During Auction. E J., Carl Witteri conducted an auction at the Thomas Fleet place in Brook lyn Monday. Large hailstones fell in the storm that came up aaoout noon.
 Thomas Drumgool of Providence was here visiting friends Tuesday.
 $. Cady Hutcliins was at waltham, Mass, on a business trip Tuesday. George Duval is to occupy the store that has been vacated in the Phoenix building bJ the Windhan1 County Ma tional bank
 To Speak for Woman's College. Mrs. J. F. Shepard of Woodstock is to speak ,here on October 10, in the interest of the woman's college, to be established at New London. nounces the recently admitted voters in killingly better qualified than the average of applicants as readers. T,
 Coon Hunt Planned. :. The KilIingiy Hunting and Fishing club which has a camp near Old Kil- lingly pond will make arrangements for a coon hunt to be held during Oc- tober, this being an annual event
 Although Forbidden to Do So!
 Thrifty persons, making ready for the winter. may be noted picking up coal these days where it has rattled off cars on the New Haven's right of way.
 32 Degrees Tuesday Morning.
 For the first time this season the temperature dropped just under the freezing point-S2 degrees-Tuesday morning and ice formed on pails of water left out of doors.
 The gang of men at work on the state armory was engaged Tuesday in stripping the metal covering off the roof. which is to be cut down from its present lofty attitude and replaced by another style of roof. Fall opening and display of the new est millinery supplies at Mdme. Jo- seph Cyr's, Cyr building, Friday and Saturday of this week.-Adv. Gone for Synagogue Services. For the observance of Tom Kippur today Wednesday, local Hebrews, most of whom left Tuesday afternoon. vices are to be held. There is no synagogue in this. vicinity. Plaipfield is a Windham county town that will do some voting or the I- cense question next Monday. The town lis at present in the no-license column, but is one Of those that swings back and fortt on this important issue. The forest fire that swept oysr much land in the Hah Hill section on Mop da,v. broke out afresh during Tuesday, giving the fire fighters another hard t,lssls and causing the damage to be increased.
 Oh5cials of the New Haven road, travelling by special train on a tour of inspection of lines in this part of is territory passed through Daniel i Bon Tuesday afternoon, en route to | New London.
 Transportation for Voters. More than a score of automobiles nave been engaged for neTt Monday by workers for and against license to xet voters to the polls. The cost of the use of the machines is met from the funds raised for the conduct or the campaign.
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