Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
DANIELsON


 KilliHgly, Tuesday afternoon, funeral services for William A. Slater were con ducted by Rev. Walter B. Williams of the Danielson Congregational church. Burial was in the Slater family cemetery at East Killingly. The bearers were Alden A. Tillinghast, M B. Whitaker, A. E. Phillips and A. B. Hall. R. F. Wood was in charge of the arrangements.
 Selectmen John A. Gilbert, James Ba- con and Alcott D. Sayles, all reelected Monday, will meet today (Wednesday) for the purpose of organizing the board for the coming year. This is the usual meeting at which division of the high ways of the town for care and upkeep is made and other apportioHment of work made.
 Entrance af women ints full voting rights in Killingly did not materially af- feet the outcome of the annual town election. It so happened at the point where the new women voters concentrated their aetiyity-on candidates for the | school committee of which three were wo- nen--that two republicans and one demo- f erat won as usual, the solitary defeated candidate being g woman, while the solo, l tary man among this group of candidates | was reelected.
 l Killingly's women whe qualified as vot- l l themselves with the republican party. 1 While the democrats have made some l gains in strength because of the women | voters, the complexion of Killingly is the 1 same as it was in the days before the 1 Nineteenth amendment to the eenstitu- | ton went into effect.
 1 Deputy Sheriff C. E. Aver was called | into the town of Sterling to arrest a 1 man charged. with entering a home there, | starting a fight, getting thrown out and then returning to batter avn deors and windows with a baFrage of Kilkinney con- fetti. The prisoner was before Justice + Hazard ef the town of Sterling and was sentenced to 90 days in jail. The whole disturbance was due to the prisoners getting lighted up on somethin contain ing more than one-half of one per cent of liquids not mentionable.
 In various circles in town Wednes- day. expressions of appreciation were heard over the action of the town meet ing on Monday in not resembling the vets providing an appropriation for the cree ton of a school building at Goodyear Instead the town reserves by vote thu privilege of not expending any money fo the construction of the proposed build ing until such time as industrial ceHdi tions warrant the undertaking of tn work.
 Edward Nash, the boy wounded by rife bullet last Friday morning was eliRgthg to life during Tuesday at tn Day Kimball hospital in Putnam l was said Tuesday that the boys chaRe l es of recovery cannot be definitely meas s uFed at this tinne but will be ceneerne I better if he lives for a few more days Coroner A. c. Bill said Tuesday aft
 erheon that he had not ID to that tim
 concluded his investigation into the deat X by accident last Thursday evening C S | Deputy Automobile Inspector R.
 Young. Coroner Bill has photographic . l the scene of the accident and has intel A viewed persons who were present whe s it occurred or who arrived there 500 E afterwards.
 Fl It was announced Tuesday that Dr. B. Meredith, Conneeticuts new conmi: H sioner of education, is coming to DaI ielsen this Wednesday, afternoon | E speak before a meeting of the Killingl E Woman's club at the assembly hall
 Killingly High school. This will be u Fl first meeting Of the club this fall
 Fl Reward for return of brown purse COT \ tafning sum of money, including $5 gol \ piece lost Thursday evening, near the O \ five of Dr. Todd or office of Dr. Judso a Mrs Gladys Dunn.-adv.
 The manner ia which Mondays top f meeting dEpesed of the matter of cor \ pensatien for the tax collector sticks \ the crops, it might be said, of many E Ktllingly's voters, This particular gro, .s of voters feel that it was not at all
 fair proposition to suggest or eonsid = that the vote for the candidates shou ae be taken as indicating what the cor ,n pensa tion for the tax collector should | at for 1t was practically fefegpne concl h. sion that the republican candidate wou Id Win, even before the votes were cour ,h ed. Of all those who were assembled a the annual business meeting of the toy
 only percentage voted on the mott ,t to reduce tn ecemnensatien. As is usual 7 the rule, some who were present and h st opinions did not vote one way of t r ether, being too tiTHid to voice their sen ip Haents openly. Much of this timidi
 appears to have disappeared following { meeting and it's action, according
 what was te be heard about town " Tuesday. While it must be eancee ed T by all fair minded persons that Collect ~ George Williams, republican, who " 'is ai reelected Monday, has made splene S record in office and has brought in ba ;5 taxes and interest due thereon to f S ,a amount of many hundreds of dollars, rs IS still being insisted by such nurnbs @-' of voters that the question cannot be
 
 Y to economy speeches on about every phs lS' of town business is paying rather much for the service of it's collector. WI A the disgrunt tied voters are going to IT. about it was not apparent on Tuesdi Fs' however, although there was some t. Of calling special town meeting to ct aI slider the subject of compensation a " asking that the vote on the matter be
 ballot, so that the timid ones might o press themselves without being eaut @u at it, as it were.
 'sN Killingly and other towns in this 8 ,. ton of the county have produced so @ a@+ candidates for appointment as deputy a. tomobile inspectors. No appointment ' .~ be made before May 1, however, as t in the Putnam news this morning.
 East Killingiy people are being ser - by motor bus line running betw,
 that place and Danielson. The sery
 now being provided by the buses
 about the same as vas given by the c
 netcieut company before the cars of |
 read were taken off the line last s
 urday evening.
 n Seleetmen of Kiilingly have given