Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-26
DANIELSON

SdIndTltGH sMOnuoS by 4p4OFluAiiS O Ao- year old vagrant, Waiter Murphy, of Bos ton, 8 pair of shoes, a good breakfast | and railroad fare to Worcester.
 Young Murphy appeared Sunday even [ ing for a put-up at the police station, say | ing that he was without funds and had | no place to sleep. The youth was wretchedly unkempt and forlorn. The pair of shoes he wore were big enough | for near-giant of a man, and the youngster was hungry.
 Before he was released Monday the Boston police had been communicated l with and the fact learned that the boys mother, who is married for a second time, was not in a financial position to help 1 her bow In view of this fact Chief Mo Farland did the best he could for the boy and sent him his way.
 Horation Collins, m aged resident 6, East Kiilingly. is suffering from injuries he received when he fell down a flight of stairs at his home. Mr. Collins had gone to his room and was prepared to re- tire when he put out the light, after wards. apparently, becoming confused and tumbling down the stairway.
 More than of priests. repre- senting nearly all the eastern Connecrl- cut parishes and other sections of the state. were at the Sacred Heart church at Wauregan Monday to assist at the { the high mass Sunday and will close this l (Tuesday) morning Large numbers or l the congregation received holy commit l nion during the period of the forty hours. l The visiting priests who came to spend Monday were entertained at the rectory 1 by the pastor. Rev. J. c. Mathieu.
 l At St. James church nt S.so Monday l morning. Mrs Louise Paduin of Main street and Delor Lefevre of Woonsocket | L,r Da,r Tot l'oux, NJ. s. MT. and Mrs Lefevre are 10 make their home in Woonsocket- Mrs. Fofevre has been a resident of Daniel -nn for many years and was one of the borough's best known dressn1akers.
 More hunting licenses have been is- hued here this year than ever before in one year, it was stated Monday by l Town Clerk Frank T. Preston. Approxi- | mately 320 licenses have been issued to date, whereas last year about z5o were given out. It is believed that the number ] who are spending time hunting this fall has been increased so materially through the fact that textile plants are idle and men have more time for outings than | in normal years. Another incentive to hunt this year is that permissible to shoot partridge. which were protected all through last years hunting season. Brooklyn was gathering point RIon- day evening for many who are interested in accomplishing a republican vistory at the polls next Tuesday. There was a party rally sucn as used to mark the old campa igning days in Windham coun- tv. and there was evidence that such : affairs have lost nothing of their power to attract and enthuse Men and women voters joined in the parade that prece1- .s ed the meeting Conspicuous among the narchers was the Harding and Coolidge club of Wauregan, headed by the Waure- gan band. Many Killingly republicans l went over to see the parade and some to remain for the meeting. which was made lively by a number of addresses, W. Wal : do Kennedy of Eastford. delivering the , main address of the evening.
 Danieison will see some red Are. som. flaming torches and other reminders ol the lively campaigning days of old wher t the republicans stage their only big raly of the campaign here, Thursday night Chairman E. L. Darbe of the republican :. town committee said Monday that it ha. been arranged 10 have the Harding ant
 Coolidge club. and band from Waure gan here and that an effort was also un der way. to organize q torchight brigade from among Killingly republicans Day vile and Goodyear will send down biz delegations, it was said, and other Vii
 lages of the town are expected to be rep resented. Ira A. Warren, who was . lieutenant in the service overseas, is tt be marshal of the parade. which it i. hoped to get under wal soon after O.
 clock. The Waurei an. contingent vii leave their car at the corner of Wate1 and Cottage streets ana will march III
 Main street to the soldiers monument q
 Davis park, where the other organiza
 tions will be awaiting them.
 The line of march from that point vii
 be down Broad street to Cottage an,
 through that street to Main and thence t the town hall. Congressman Richard r Freeman of this district and Attorne Benedict NJ. Holden of Hartford are to D the speake ts.
 An enthrallng story of adventure an love, a tale of the Royal Mounted Pc !, lice. and with the great Canadian nortr
 west as the setting, will be presented { e patrons of the Orpheum theatre today an I Wednesday in the piet'lrization of lame " Curwood's. The Rivers End, one of th
 great modern novels. -adv.
 h Se,ectmen and town clerks in varior : towns hereabouts will be in session ne,
 Monday, November l., to admit as electo1 5, those persons who have become 21 yea Il of age since October IS, when voters we y iast made.
 a Appeals are being received by Kiliin; y ly people to give literally to {. fund tn n is to be used to complete the addition b
 ing constructed to the Day kimbau ho E pital. an institution to which many De 10 ole have turned in time of need
 Henry Burton was operated on Mo of day at the BfS.kus hospital in Norvic 1t Members of the engineering and off
 torce of the Hunkin-Conkey Construct,
 company which has been doing work ed Goodyear are returning to Cleveland al as Akron this week
 ,n J. Carl Witter and N. A. Witter we t. at Franklin, Mass, Monday to condu SC an auction sale of about SO head ty cattle.
 State Officer Howard F. Elliott
 Hartford was here Monday on oficl = business
 Moosup is one of the towns that h
 9. republican rally scheduled for th
 week, Wednesday evening being select
 for tf-e affair in that town
 Local horsemen will be at Cherry pal
 near Hartford, this week, for one of [
 fnal race meets of the season
 Only few days remain for those V
 would escape getting an extra ten T
 cnt. added to their lists of taxat
 property by making returns to the asse;
 CTS
 The change from daylight saving til
 th standard time that will be made
 nearly all New England next Sunday
 a. m will bring Danielson into a DO
 ton of being able to forget that otl
 slaees were "an hour ahead of us"