Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-01
BUGBEE CORNER, PUTNAM, CONN.


 Illness has prevented $ number of taxpayers from filing their lists but this may he done through an agent, in such cases.
 Dr. George NJ Burroughs returned Co Danielson Thursday, after a few days vacation
 At Wauregan Thursday afternoon, there was a funeral service conduct ed by Rev. J. c. Mathieu, at Sacred Heart church, for Roland Gibeault Burial was n the Sacred Heart cem- ctery. l.. F.. Kennedy had charge Of the funeral arrangement
 Daniel O'Connell. agent in Danielson for the Y. Y., x. II. X T. R.. R. com pany, has been at Franklin. where his wife has been dangerously i'll during the present week.
 Herman YO1ng is recovering at his home in South Killingly Ifum an at tack of typhoid fever. He is able to
 sit up for a part of the time each day
 Casting their lot with UncIe Sam in stead of with the British empire a number of British Canadians of this district have waived all claims for deferred classification and will go out to training camps this fall.
 Danielson young men who went re- gently to the artillery school at Fort ress Monroe. Va. are well pleased with their post They have found the weather delightful and the training rigorous but very interesting
 George BaribeauIt, while in deIirum from Illness. arose nj o'clock in the morning and went from his home on Potter street to the Chapman home on Broad sse.eet.
 Politically, affairs perked up con- siderable in Killinglv Thursday Not of minor interest was thc report against national dry legislation by it's committee, of which Judge Milton A. Shunway of Daniolson is q me.nbor to the State Bar Association. but of chief interest here was the contest that has become well developed among the candidates for representatives from killingly. In the interest of the demo- cratic candidates much personal can wasting has been done in the ranks of the republicans this week and commenting on this a well known re- publican said on Thursdat:
 This pussy-f0oting ,ahou; of dem Ocratic politicians among -hp rank and file of the republican party, whose policies national and statewide these very same democrats pretend to de- spise. represents an insideOuS effort '1 injure the republican partys pow cr not only in Killingly, but, as well, in state and nation. The individual republican who it is believed will, for | one reason or another, give demo- cratic candidate for representative a
 vote is being canvassed persistently and told that the democrat is "only anxious to make a good showing" in i the election Those who help the dem- | ocrats to make a good showing also | help to weaken their party and also | endanger tho whole state ticket in the | town of Killingly While one demo i crat is pleading for a vote for the | representatives another is pleading ] for the democratic candidate for state | senator, etc, etc. The democrats are
 the minority party in Kiliingly and | know full well that they must break | down the organization and morale of
 the republicans to win. They also | realize full well that they offer noth- 1 ing at all in the way of politics or
 candidates 10 attract republicans ir
 Killingly from the support of repub- | lican candidates.
 ] 'Killingly republicans who have ir | the past give them a vote have lived | to regret it. If too many give votes
 the republican majority disappears,
 and it is this that the republicans o1 1 KillinglY must now guard against. Re. publicans are called upor 10 remember | that the democrats are warning l against allowing the next congress tC
 have a republican majority, yet 1T | Kil!ingly the democrats come to re. publicans seeking votes. The republi.
 cans must control the next Connecti. | cut legislature if the partv's policies
 are carried cut and if KiTingly vii
 have helped send republican repre-. sentatives to Hartford, Kilhngly vii ! have helped the democratic party il 1 Connecticut very materially. The cal
 is for all republicans in Killingly tt turn the democratic candidates dowI ] fiat"
 There is sharp defection among tn,
 democrats of the town of Killingly from support of the party's candidate for state senator from this district I