Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-18
REJECTED BY REPUBLICANS,
 NOMINATED BY DEMOCRATS
Arthur Bell. Candidate For Brooklyn SeIcctman, Starts Things Running.

Brooklyn is buzzing with political l talk that arises over the fact that i Arthur Bell has been nominated by | the democrats as a candidate for first 1 selectman. MT. Bell, as a candidate | for the republican nomination for GUS by narrow margin by Oliver F. Downs. The nomination of Mir. Bell creates apeculiar situation and one that will inject much spirit into the prediction campaigning.
 Additional Side Track.
 Worl1men and work train of the New Haven road are engaged in ex- cavatipg for an additional side track in the Danielson yard. The new line of track will run northward from a point where there is a switch at what is known as the cattle rack on Railroad street to the St. James cem- etery, at Hutchins street. The ex- cavating that is being done will be pushed forward as rapidly as possi- bic. The removal of one house and shed, formerly property of the James Reynolds estate. will be nec- essary in carrying out the track building plan. The house to be re- moved, now the property of the rail- road company, is the one located on Railroad street near the cemetery. The new track, it is understood will be used for storage purposes and it's length will be about that of an or dinary freight train. For several years the railroad company has had plans for building storage tracks in the section mentioned. The company owns all of the land between it's pres ent tracks and the river northward from the old Wethere11 place to St. 1 James cemetery.
 l Schools the Topic of Service and Ad- dresses.
 The conaroI +o11ic l service at the Methodist church on | Sunday was Our Schools The sub | ject was considered from various ! viewpoints by different speakers who had much of interest to bring to the attention of the congregation. At the morning services following the ad- dress of Rev. E. A. Legg. the pastor, on Modern Education from the Chris | tian Point of View, there was in the evening Can address on How Can Re- ligious Ideals be Taught in the Secu- lar Schools, this address by Miss Elm ma F. Filling. Other speakers were Home and School Cooperation toward | the prevention of certain moral dangers thatthreatened our children, | Miss Catherine Bill; Certain Prob lems Confronting Our High School, Principal Ernest R. Warren of Kill ingly High school
 Site For State Police Vigilance.
 An aged woman. alighting Saturday from trolley car stopped opposite the Attawaugan hotel, narrowly es- capped being struck by an automobile that came dashing past, in violation of the state law prohibiting machines from running past standing trolley cars. The car bore a Massachusetts registry number.
 The violation of the law and the recilessness displayed by the driver was but a sample of abuse regular ly repeated by careless and thought less drivers most of whom are very careful in the respect mentioned, al this point in Danielson.
 Death of Infant Son.
 The infant son of Mir and Mrs Frank Boulay died Saturday morning at their home on the West Side. All Brooklyn Children Can Attend the
 Fair.
 Relative to health rules regarding children attending the Brooklyn fais 1t is stated by officials of the agri- cultural society, in an effort to make ! the matter clear. that there is no re- striction against Brooklyn children of any age attending the fair. From other towns children under the age o. 10 years will not be admitted, an6 children from 10 to 16 years from oth- CT towns must have a health certif- cate from the health officer of ths town from which they come.
 Boards and Campaigns.
 l The French soldiers have been or