Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-10

caucus and Daniel F. O'Connell was clerk About 300 attended. An annual party for members of the primary and beginners department of the Congregational Bible school is sche- duled to be held this (Saturday) after noon at the cottage of MT. and Mrs. B. c. Hopkins at Alexander's lake. The party is being arranged by the teach CTS of the departments mentioned. A bird strange to this section of the state and found dead on the state high way near Brooklyn, where it evident l ly had fallen after coming into contact with line of telephone wire, was iden- | tified by, State Officer Howard A. FL | liott as a sara rail, a shore bird com mon to the Virginia marshes, but rare | ly ever seen in this section. How it came to be in this part of Connecticut is a puzzle to those who know the kab- 1 it's of this bird.
 Next week. owners of real estate and | other taxable property within the iim-
 its of the borough of Danielson wi,l | be called up to make a visitation 70 Ed ward s. Carpenter and placate him with a check or other forms of money | for the amounts assessed against them. | Borough taxes come due each Sept en- Der and the time for making the an- nual settlement. is on Monday, Tuesday l and Wednesday of next week. i There is possibility that prisoners | being held at Brooklyn jail to answer | to criminal charges may not be tired On the first Tuesday of October, the day set for the opening of the term. or immediately thereafter, for State At- torney Charles E. Searls and Public De- fender Charles L. Torrey both will be engaged with cases in the supreme | court at Hartford that week Their en- agreements likely will delay undAr&aking the criminal business until the second wee kin October. mass of criminal cases have accumulated in Windham county during the past few months and considerable period likely will be re- quired to dispose of them
 Not p woman of thOq, in Brooklyn qualified to participate in a repub ican caucus came out to attend the caucus to nominate candidates for offices to be fill
 ed at, the annual town meeting on the first Monday in October. and by the same token it might be mentioned that only a few more than a score nf men
 were present to take nart in the busi- ness transa cted, and the men didn't nominate any women. but this may be i listed an oversight F. c. RabSon
 was chairman of the caucus and DeFor- | est Wells was clerk The business was
 speedily transacted, without any con-
 tests. the following being the list of nominees: Assessor. Cephas F. Rain
 vile; board of relief. T. Dyer Potter
 first selectman, A bert s. Fields; sec
 ond selectman Edward Allen town
 clerk. Urea surer and agent of the town
 deDosit fund. Oscar F. Atwood audi- Pah
 uel Boyd, John F. Meyer Horace ]
 Hunt; tax collector. rank NJ Redard
 constables. William Mathieu Stephen
 Coffey Lnwood B. Chapman; regis
 trars first district. W R. Thirber. sec.
 ond district. W A. Slater; town schoo
 committee, DeForest Wells. The towr
 c mmittee was authorized to fill any ara ancies that might occur This is particu al interest in the fa c
 that the caucus named Albert & Fields
 formerly in charge at the county iail as a candidate for first selectman ant
 he i9 regarded as a particularly stron:
 ca ndidate.
 Friday evening 2 Church Home weel was opened at the Methodist church an, there was an interesting program O music and speeches. Refreshments wer
 served
 Ihe nrSC or the ealIY fau t1ntS ar "howing on foliage all through this sec ton of the corg:ty.
 The selectmen and town clerk will b
 in session at the town hal building ol
 Saturday of next week. September r
 to examine the qualifications of thos who would be made voters and to admi those who are qualified. A rally service will be held Sunday a noon in the Sunday school of St. Al bans church.
 James A. Denant of Hartford was ] visitor with friends in Danielson on Fri
 day.
 A reception in honor of the retirin regent. Mrs Harry F. Back and to tn
 new regent Mrs Henry D. Crosby wi
 be given by Sarah Williams Danielso chapter D. A. R. at meeting to h
 held in the vestry of the Congregations church Thursday afternoon next It is announced that plans are unde
 way to create a fund of $500 to mee
 the cost of erecting community built ing at South Killingly, a village of th town that would highly value and mak
 almost constant use of such a struc
 ture
 Members of the W. c. T. U. were <:
 the William Pike farm to attend q ric
 nic Friday afternoon. A program ( interest was arranged in connectio with the meeting
 There was a meeting of Doraas R,
 bekah lodge and rehearsal of the q,
 gree team at their quarters here c Friday evening
 \ Herbert Pap!er has been eIecte
 treasurer of St. k1ban's church, to SUI
 ceed A. F. Ralston, resigned.