Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-07


 c. s. Burlingame of New York is here to cast a ballot today in his old home town-Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. W. I. Bullard and MT. and Mrs. Clinton Pellett leave today on motor trip to New York.
 MT. and Mrs. John Bassett and son Earl, Broad street, and Mrs. Benjamin Rapp motored to East Douglas for a visit with friends. &
 MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Kennedy are en- tertaining MT. and Mrs. Chester B. Yahn, Hartford.
 Returns to Dayville.
 Mrs. Frank s. Kennedy, who has been a patient in a Worcester hospital, is at her home in Dayville. She is steadily improving in health.
 Frank J. G. Bailey of Hartford is at his home here.
 Trial Postponed Indefinitely
 Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver an- nounced Monday that witnesses who had been summoned to appear in Put nam Wednesday for the trial of the case of J. Arthur Atwood vs the N. Y, N. H. & &H. R. R. Company have been excused. The trial has been post poned indefinitely.
 Henry V. Morton of Bristol, Conn.,, visited with ADanielson friends Mon day.
 Starting for Bermuda.
 A. P. Woodward and Ralph Rogers leave this afternoon for New York, where they will hear election returns this evening. Tomorrow morning they sail for Bermuda.
 G. A. Young was in Providence Mon day on a business trip.
 At the Day Kimball hospital Monday Wallace Paine was improved, and prospects for his ultimate recovery are now considered favorable.
 Flaming Mill Property Sold.
 Announcement is made of the pur- chase of what is known as the Nichols blaming mill property, Furnace street, by the Kennedy corporation, which has the adjoining property. The mill on the newly acquired property will be used by the General Supply company.
 Plainffeld is a no-license town today after a year of license. All the places closed Monday night.
 Drove Car In Collision.
 Henry Howarth, Putnam, who died of asphyXiation at Baltimore was driver Of one of the cars that figured in collision at Elnville during the summer of 1915.
 w. s Brown of the Shepherd Hill farm at Wauregan is steadily increas- ing his herd of pure bred Holsteins and expects to have 100 during the latter part of 1917.
 Danielson's polling places will not be so busy today as on town election days, for no voters of the second and third district need come here, casting their ballots in their own sections of the town.
 Early Returns Expected.
 The Bohemian clubs screen will show early this evening returns from various Windham county towns, giv- ing the names of elected candidates tor representatives, senators, judges of probate, etc, as well as votes on state congressional distric candidates and for president.
 This special local service will be in addition to the country wide returns that will come in over the special press wire that has been installed for election night.
 Results May Be Known by p. M.
 First Selectman John A. Gilbert will be moderator today at the polling place in the first district The polls will close at 5 D. m. Compiling the total vote may be somewhat delayed because returns from all three districts of the town must be completed before the result is announced, but the drift of the local election probably will be def initely determined by o'clock
 Byrne Company May Get Contract.
 E. L. Darbie of the sewer committee of the court of burgesses said Monday it is probable that the contract for constructing the School streer sewer will go to the Byrne Construction com pany, which is now engaged on the Main street contract, which is nearing completion. Only one bid was received for the School street contract but this bid is withi nthe sum appropriated for the work.
 Wednesday morning the Byrne com pany will begin putting in the North street sewer, which is to extend from the Assawaga river eastward to a point about 200 feet east of the inter- section of North street and Mechanic street. It is hoped to complete this work this fall as well as the work of installing sewers in Hawkins street and High street.