Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-11
DANIEL.SON

Only Go Notes Cast In Mondays Eiee- |
tion-Tax of 1-2 Mills Voted
5000 For Main Street sewer-Na-
tionaI Bank Deposits Over $s5o,ooo
Relief Corps to Entertain on April
18th.
Judge Oh. e. Back was reelected
warden of Danielson and all other
candidates were elected without oppo-
sition at the annual election Monday.
There was very little interest, only
Sc votes being cast out of nearly 800
in the borough. Eleven OUT Of the 66
were thrown out as blanks.
At the business meeting the annual
report Of the borough officers was &C.
cepted as printed. The meeting voted
the usual s IL mills tax, codlectaDle
on the first Monday in September
An appropriation of 1900 was made
for a sewer in High street and $5,0Oo
more for a sewer in Main street
northward from Winter street, pro-
get assurances from the state high
way commissioner that Main street,
northward from TIN Congregational
church to the borough line, will be
improved without expAnse to the
town. Warden Back stated that sure
the commissioner desires that the
sewer trench be given about one year
to settle before the street is improved.
This will be probably early next
spring. The meeting voted $500 Tor
four additional fire alarm boxes.
Warden Back presided in the first
part of the meeting, afterward ealing
w. F. Woodward to the chair that ne
might go on the floor to explain GER
tain matters to the meeting.
The result of the voting follows:
| Citizens Ticket-Warden, Harry 2.
Back 81; clerk, Wesley Wilson So;
| treasurer, Wesley Wilson 81; bur-
gesses, William A. Burrows SO, w. 1rr-
| ing Billiard 40, Damase Boulais so, Ell
bert L. Darbie 81, Docithe E. Jette so,
Everett T. Tillinghast 40; assessors
Harry W. Clarke so, Thomas Bradford
| 49, Ralph C. Young so: bailiff, Michael
]. Grimshaw "a; tax collector, Edward
Rienzi Robinson so, Frank T. Preston
Heard About the Borough.
| Miss Esther Swafffeld has returned
from a visit with her grandparents,
Rec. and Mrs. W. ]. Swaf1eld, at NAL
| den.
| John w. Gallup has arrived home
| from a trip to New Symrna, Fla.
Damase Boulais returned Monday
| afternoon, from a brief business trip
| to Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Cot
| tage street entertained Miss Helen
| NJ. Blake of Providence.
Mrs Martin Wolfe of Jewett City
visited Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. P.
| r Murray of Academy street.
Miss Alice Morrisette and Ray
| Hamilton visited Mrs. Ethel Billings,
| who is i'll in Providence.
Frederick Nash of Worcester visited
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Nash Of Mechanic street.
| In the town court Monday Judge
| W. F. Woodward disposed of several
cases, imposing fines and costs.
Pierre Boulaine, town tax collector.
is at East Killingly today.
| Auction at Canterbury.
J. Carl Witter was at Canterbury
| Monday conducting an auction at the
j. Henry Witter place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Medbury of
| Prospect street are spending the
month in Providence.
| Mrs. P. B. Sibley will have the mem
bers of the w. c. T. U. at her home
for a meeting this afternoon.
John 3. Mowry of Providence was
a visitor with friends in Danielsor
Monday.
CASTOR Maindon is i'll at his home
on the West Side.
illustrated Lecture.
| OllOWlHS the prayer meeting at the
Baptist church Thursday evening
Rev. w. D. Swaffield is to give an il.
Illustrated lecture on the Passion Play
of Oberamergau.
Administration on AIdrich Estate.
Judge S. S. Russell of the probat,
court has received application for an
cilliary administration on the estat,
of Attorney Clarence w. Aldrich, wht
died recently in Providence. Mr.. AL
drich's estate includes property a
East Killingly.
Mrs. Harry Mckee of Potter stree
is to have the members of the Moth
ers' club at her home Thursday af
| ternoon.
Painting Up Mill Village.
II Agent F. E. Cunneen of the Daniel
: son Cotton company is to greatly i'm
prove the appearance of the mill vii
c lage this spring by having all tn
. houses painted and otherwise give
attention. The exterior of the mi
: is also to be painted.
More Milk for Providence,
: The number of cans of milk goin
= out of this territory via trolley fo
- the Providence market each mornin
: has increased to lis cans. When tn
= service was inaugurated April 1, abou
W 100 cans were going out daily
h Hearing reports of fires in Putnal
Monday morning a number of DAME
n son parties visited that city to inspet
q the damage done. Several automobi
parties made the trip.
lie Particulars of Arthur Drew's Deaf
n The announcement in Monday
Bulletin of the death at Halifax, !
L s, of Arthur Drew, SO, formerly I
ID this place, came as a great shock
le his many friends here. Additional il
" formation received Monday is to IL
effect that Mr.. Drew recently reco1
- cred from a long and severe iIlne,
and resumed his duties as agent
the Dominion Textile mills, but in h
weakened state could not stand II
strain and was again taken i'll.
Delegates Do Not Favor Roosevelt
1t is claimed in Hartford that q oar
vass of delegates from Windham corr
ty towns to the republican state cor
vention that meets in Hartford t.
day reveals very little sentiment