Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-05

Seieetmen organize-Red Cross Auxiliary to Meet Today-Nathan D. Prince Returns From Bankers Convention Impressed by Kansas City's Enterprise.
 1 Judge Harry E. Back is to be a candidate for one of the republican nominations for representative, a. po- | sition in which he ably represented l Killingly during the last session of I the legislature. sg s a. .r Farron Place. Sold. Joseph Farron has sold his home | at the corner of Mechanic and Winter l'streets to Waiter Place of Oneco. Mr. and Mrs. F'arrof are to secure an ) apartment and will continue their res- l 1dence in Danielson. where Mir. Farron mess for years.
 Mrs. Abby Hopkins, night operator l at the Danielson telephone exchange. IS having a vacation of one week. Thomas J. Awkward is in Maine on | a business trip 5i- John P. Fryer of Springfield visited with friends in DanieIson Wednesday.
 Billboard Law Held Up. Prosecuting Attorney Arthur G. Bill | has received notice not to enforce the so-called billboard law pending trial to test out the -constitutionaIity of the l oNL III lIIS On1CSQ- SC2IeS court, l Wednesday friends here received cards from Private Carl Anderson. K l company, First Connecticut Infantry. l on border duty at Nogales. Ariz. Pri- health 7@ 1
 If seats are obtainable, Danie1son will have a delegation at the opening l Of the worlds series in Boston Sat urday, and most of the locals will be roofing for the Red sox to win. Option Expires. l James R. Walsh, who took an op- 1 tion on the lunchroom business of Flu gene $. Nash, allowed the option to expire Wednesdays the business re- verting to MT. Nash. s-~ In connection with the trackIaying | and other changes that the railroad company has underway on Railroad street 8 new roadway will be made on the westerly side of the track that is to be put in. Charles H. Reach. formerly business manager of Waterbury paper, is i'll at his home here.
 Henry B. Tilden of CentredaIe, R. l., visited friends in Danielson We'd nesday.
 A prominent local business man es- inmates that an increase. in railroad rates which many anticipate will be put in force on freight shipments, will mean an additional freight charge of $5,00Q a year for Danielson and the immediate vicinity
 Amiesite paving for the much trav- eled way in the rear of the Eychange block, around the railroad station and in front of the post office is one of the things that are to be urged upon the town. = ~G r~a -T-
 Generator Catches Fire. '',' '-.'
 The catching af1re of one of the biz electric generators on the grounds outside the Connecticut mills caused brief shutdown of the plant until re- pairs could be made.
 Steady progress is being made on the work of erecting buildings at At tawaugan and BallouvilIe for use as social clubs. The buildings will be available for use. during the coming cold weather season..
 Prudence Hern. the Riverside R. l., girl, who was taken to her home after a three weeks stay in Danielson at the home of Chief Michael J. Grim shaw, is beingrcHnade tbefirsubject dof some wonderful copy by one ..sensa- much interested.
 Selectmen Organize.
 The newly elected selectmen. John A. Gilbert, Alcott D. Sayles and Rev, Charles A. Downs met Wednesday at the selectmen's rooms in the town hall building and organized. MT Gilbert is clerk of the board for the coming year.
 Charles B. Hutchins, member of the board of assessors, was engaged on Wednesday in distributing notices warning taxpayers to file the list of taxable property owned by them on Oct l.
 Red Cross Auxiliary to Meet. e'la
 There is to be a meeting this af- ternoon of the recently organized Red Cross auxiliary which many of the children of the borough are expected to attend, after school. There will be work on making hospital supplies which are to be forwarded to the va rious war zones of Europe Miss Ma bel Dyer, Brooklyn, has given the use. of q bandage roller to the local or ganizatiOn. -.tE-