Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23
DANIELSON

Principal Ernest R. Warren of Kill ing!y High School will be made an as sociate member of the legal advisory board and will assist in filling out questionnaires for Killingly men.
 F. E. Cunneen, local food adminis- trator, said Saturday that the retail price of sugar has been fixed as fol- lows: One pound. not over i cents pounds not over 21 cents.
 Heavy rains of the past few days have made some of the country roads hereabouts almost impossible in places for heavy traffic.
 George C. Logan of Waterbury vis- tied friends in Danieison over Sunday.
 The dancing season at Wildwood park has come to an end for the 1918 season, which has been marked by heavy attendance at the resort.
 The tints of fall made their appear ance on much of the foliage in this 7ectioa Saturday. following the storm and low temperature.
 Encouraged by the very favorable position in which they find them selves for putting Nillingly into the list of dry towns of the state, the mo- license workers here have started what promises to he a formidable campaign that will culminate with the town election on October :.
 Arthur Lamoureaux. who has been in the service for nearly a year, is re- ported to be in France
 The number of motor cars in ser vice in Danielson Sunday was almost negligible, and most of the cars that were out were being used as prac- tically exempted vehicles.
 Thrifty persons who in the instanc- es referred to are foreigners are talk ing almost daily trips along the rail- road right of way to pick up coal that rattles off ears in passing trains. A surprising amount of coal is gathered in this way.
 Private Raymond A. knmouth of the 1o1st r. A has written to rela lives in Brooklyn of being engaged in action in France. He says: We are fighting American style now-open warfare"
 Following the receiving Of appli- cations to be made voters and revi- sion Of the voting lists in Killingiy D Fred Kenworthy. registrar has given out the following figures: Tn district No. 1, which includes Daniel son, 32 names were dropped off the list ard two names were added. Six teen dppllCdtlO0S 10 ne TndO6 voters were received. Tn District No. 2 which includes Dayyiile. Attawaugan Rallouville Goodyear. 29 names were dropped. 3 added and 5S applications received Tn District No. 3. Eas Killingly and vicinity. names were dropped. were added and sixteer applications received.
 Tn District No. l one woman wants to be made a voter Tn District No. two ws-t the same honor and in dis trict No 3 another woman has applied for the limited franchise now open tC her.
 Vice President Nathan D. Prince O the Connecticut Trust & Safe Deposi Company. and Mrs. Prince leave thi! week for Chicago 10 attend the annu al convention of the American Bank CTS association. The convention comes at a very important time in thu history of the Bankers association and many nerplexinc problems relat ing to the var and it's financing vii he discussed. Many noted speaker have been engaged for the conven ton. Mir. Prince is Connecticut. representative on the executive coun cil of the association, which is tn governing body.
 This is the week during which Dan ielson people are asked to give som time and consideration to answerin the appeal of the Red Cross for cloth ing for men women and children o devasted Belgium and Northeri France. All sorts of clothing will b