Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-14
DANIELSON

l ]. Arthur Atwood Gives 1000 Yards of 5andaains 10 Red Cross-WiIIiams- ViIIe School to open-Lineman Charles Myers Falls 30 Feet-Wind
 Blows in Trausom, Injurins Miss Maud Heuek and Pupils. Mrs. w. D. Swafield is with reia- lives in Maiden for the week end. Miss Dorothy Adams will be leader of the Epworth league meeting at the Methodist church Sunday. George O. Thomas, recently operated on for appendicitis in a Hartford hos l pita1, is reported as progressing favor ably.
 Rev J. Sherman Cove of wauregar | will preach at the Congregational church here Sunday morning. Mrs. Percy Waller Of Skaneate1es. E r, who has been visiting her parents 1 MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Jacobs, has gone to New York State police have had their attention called to the many violations here ol the so-called lantern law. The Laws Delay Prisoners awaiting trial on criminal charges must remain at Brooklyn jail until the March term, it is said. Sheriff John o. Fox of Putnam is appreciative of the fine support he re- ceiyed in Killingly in the election, al- though he was defeated.
 J. Arthur Atwood's Generosity.
 J. Arthur Atwood of Wauregan has given more than 1000 yards of ban daging through a Brooklyn organiza- ton for the American Red Cross so- ciety.
 The turkey supper given at the Bap- tist parsonage this week resulted in adding $37 to the church funds.
 MT. and Mrs. William M. Isaacs have closed their summer home at Brooklyn and returned to New York. Postmaster C. A. Potter has not as yet received announcements as to the names of the successful candidates for appointment as letter carriers and sub 6titute carrier here. Saloons Closed Up. It is noted with much satisfaction here that those who had licenses last year have closed up their places. The liquor dealers are not tI1ding with fire this year.
 At Dayville the Adams Express building demolished by a freight car IS being rebuilt out Of range of further bombardment or that kind. Twice evil dentty is plenty.
 Henry Hall of the Pentecostal Col iegiate institute at North Scituate, R, l., Is to speak at the Pentecostal church here Sunday evening, relating his ex- periences while in the United States army and navy.
 Vote by Check Liss Probable.
 Another great big town meeting is forecasted for Monday. Nov. g. There will be full and free discussion of the tax matter and it is probable that a vote by check list will be asked for when fixing the tax rate, be that rate 12 mills or more.
 Clouds of dust forced many citizens to eat at least a share of their peck of dirt Friday. The season for watering the streets closed with the coming uf November As nature has not seen fit to take up the job, the dirt and wind are making the most of their oppor- tunity.
 RsnomTnation Favored.
 Indications are that County Commits sloner B. 1T. Hall of North Windham will have strong support as a candi- date to succeed himself. It is argued that as a complete board is to be nom mated one commissioner of experience should remain. As Mir. Hall Is the only republican on the board at present, and the new commission is to be made up entirely of men of that political faith, he seems in line to get his par tvs support.