Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-06
DANIEL .sON

DANtEL.SON
 Elephants marched down the line and the ealliope played for the edifi- cation of Danielson and it's suburban country Thursday, when the Walter l.. Main show played this town. The circus came as decided and tempting excuse for the momentary relaxation from the pressure of. a war year. The Main show furnished all of the pre- requisites of big three ringer and was hailed with delight by young and old as something that has not to do with killing and maiming and the wrecking of towns and the sinking of ships. The Main show went well in Danielson, and brought reminders to many of the days when this organi- zation was a regular visitor here, a score of years ago. The show went from Danielson to Piainfeld.
 Alleged Illegal Operation.
 The attention of the police has been called to the case of a young woman who is in a critical condition as the result of an alleged illegal opera tion. An investigation of the matter is un- derway and, it the facts warrant de- velopments of a startling nature are promised.
 LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES MUST TELL WHERE THEY STAND
 Hundreds of voters of killinsly, re- gardless of their party affiliations, will be practically a unit this year in de- manding of all of Killingly's candi- dates for the legislature a public statement as to just where they will stand, if elected. on the question of enacting by direct legislation, a pro- on &A tion of the state of Connecticut, as will be attempted at the January ses- sion.
 The large percentage of Killing1y's s voters who are interested especially in this matter do not desire, it is ur= derstoods, to ask any candidate to do other than what he personally be- lieves is right in deciding this very important question. but they do insist that no man who goes to Hartford to represent Killingly shall by the vote of himself and his colleague alone dis | franchise, in effect, hundreds of men who help to elect in Killingly.
 In a word. the least that this big group of voters will demand is that any candidate for the legislature shall | pledge himself to vote for a referen- dunn to the people of Connecticut of | the prohibition amendment. Any at titude less liberal than this, it is said will be regarded as bordering on Prus- | sian methods of legislation, if legisla- tion can be attributed to that blood thirsty kingdom, and an unprecedent- ed endeavor will be made to deal with | it accordingly
 It is set forth that the voters of Ailingly have a right to know before hand what their representa- lives Dur rose to do, as to the prohibition amend ment. Each candidate, republican or democratic, will be asked, and an- swers will be expected.
 Government Perfectinc Labor orqani- zation.
 | In towns in this part of Windham county the labor organization which the government is perfecting through 1 out the country is being put into such shape as to forecast the obtaining of results which the government seeks W. E, Reach of the West Side. for years agent of the Grant mill al | fltchburg, but now retired, has been invited to serve. as has Joseph Halle who is well known here.
 The plan of operation will require that the local representatives of the | government here visit the manufac- turers and. in conference, obtain from them such information as the burear needs This information will give the government what is expected to prove a comprehensive insight into the man. ufacturers' needs and an effort will be made to meet them.
 Postcards Eight Years Getting From
 Putnam. +
 Danielson would be the last town tf insinuate anything derogatory to Put. nam, a sister city which is the hont of many good friends of residents here. but the temptation cannot be re sisted to call attention to the fac that some postcards mailed there il June, 1910. did not arrive here unti
 Thursday morning-and Putnam i
 only nine miles away!
 A delivery rate of a little bette
 than a mile a year. however, is not t
 he taken as a reflection on Putnam,
 speed. 1t might be said in that tow
 it was almost impossible to find Dan
 lelson on the map" but, of course
 Putnam people wouldn't stoop to sue
 a cutting thing as that.
 German Alien Women Must Report.
 Chief Michael GrimshaW of the DO lice department has received a com
 munication from the U. s. marshar
 office asking that publicity be give
 to the following:
 A German alien woman changin
 her place of residence to another plac
 within the same registration distric shall immediately report such chang i, to the registration officer of the dis trict and present to such officer he registration card for the purpose
 having endorsed thereon the chang of residence. A change of residence
 violation of the regulations subject an alien enemy, among other pena'
 ties, to arrest and detention for tt period of the war
 On and after tomorrow Danielso residents who are going to be abse1 from their home town Thursday. Ser
 tember 12. registration day, and wh , wish to register here may do so | applying to Town Clerk Frank , Preston or other registrars, who wi be sworn in by Saturday mornln ] RegiStrations of men who wish !, register in advance of September 1 but for no particular reason, will nt be permitted.
 The circus world suffers from tf 1 shortage of help as does every otht industry or enterprise. This was ev dent here Thursday morning when tI . Main shows were a little delayed ! getting into action. The situation a so was reflected by the presence, z ) top a band wagon, of a woman wear 5 ing bandsmans uniform and play ing a horn. Males, however, sti
 monopolize the sphere of the clown