Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

.Coffey, just over the line from Brook ] yn, in the town of Hampton
 II It was stated Friday that the man agement of the Brooklyn fair is grati- fled with the success of this years ex- hibitlon, which Wednesdays storm threatened to handicap. However, the rain held off sufficiently long on the first big day to bring thousands within the gates of the ground and the ad- mission revee4sS will compare favor ! ably for the whole fair with some of the good years of the past. The fair association is reaping the benefits of an earnest effort to make this annual event a real attraction to the people of eastern Connecticut, and particular eradication was felt this year over tho interest Willim0ntic people showed in the fair.
 i Following is a list of the newly ad- mitted electors of the town of Killingly i 4 in number: Joseph z. Jette, Jeanette | A. Lariviere, Caleb D. W. Shippee, Ca. mile K. Scott, August Chapignac, God | frey Ferland, Fanistina D. Smith 1 Frank [. Gallup, Susan Greeley, Mrs l Genevieve Tessier, Orphir Pechie, An drew Robideau, Hiram D. Warren, Mrs Carrie Downs, Thomas B. Danielson, i Mrs. Della Perreauf, Agnes P. Mullen ! Meddie Harold Betsey A. Shippee, Cora A. Shippee, Byron H. Young, Odilan Gandreau, Mary Louise Gandreau, Ad ] die Miller, Nelson, Willard, Daniel F l IO'Connell, Matthew Stone, Harold W Elliott Lawrence c. Bassett, Annie Bassett Mary A. Hughes, Adelard Per reault, Edwin Bennett, Maria E. Ben nett, Howard o. Wood Solomon Bern stein Leslie E. Murray, Louis j. Rob | erts, Zephia Bibeau, Marietta H. Hatch | Elizabeth Wolfe, Joseph Weaver, Elm ma L. Mcbride. Jostph Natorski.
 Mrs. Elmer z Williams, formerly oi Danielson, has returned to her home il Willimantic after being the guest o1 Mrs. Nellie Brown of Furnace street J. F. Gardner and a party of friend motored to the Eastern States Expo sition at Sl%ngfeld Friday.
 Arthur Eddy, until recently with i; Pawtuchet paper, has come to Daniel son to succeed Albert F. Ralston, re signed. as editor of the local paper.
 During the past three days many mo torists have made it a point to ru their cars over the new Brooklyn Hampton highway, on what might b termed inspection trips.
 Miss Irene A. Fiske of Lowell spending the weekend with friends i DaBielson.
 Those interested in politics in Xii lingly may be described as peaceful awaiting the coming of the annual tow election, about which very little i heard although it is on5y just over tw weeks away.
 Those who visited the quarters of tn Pastimers club in Center street Frida afternoon or evening were pleased wit what has been done to make pleasar
 gathering place for the young men ir ''l terested
 F. l. Racine has purchased a heavil [ wooden farm in the town of Voluntowl
 and later Numbering operations are | 3 be undertaken on the property. Oscar A. Phelps, of Hartford, pre-.
 ident of the Connecticut Sunday schot association is to be one of the speaker at the convention of the Windha1
 county Sunday school association to |
 held in Brooklyn Monday next.
 It is a satisfaction to record ths | there were no motor vehicle accident fn connection with the hdlding of tf
 Brooklyn fair, although the traffic wa heavy on alN routes to the ground
 There was a very commendable absenC
 of speeding,
 Horses that have been at the fair
 Brooklyn were being sent away Frida
 for races at other fairs. Many of u
 midway attractions that were ; Brooklyn headed out of that place f,
 Rockville.
 There was a party for children (
 the Baptist church at the home of MT ' Minnie Sweet Allen Friday afternoon.