Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-06
DANEI,solN !

There will be no dearth of material, it is | evident, and there is something more than | the usual amount of interest in the steps ! that will lead up to carrying out this l years election. Quiet work, but none the l less active and effective, is uow under l way among the candidates to line up l voters for the caucuses, There was not hitch Tuesday morning in reopening the public and parochial Oehools of the town for another forty weeks period of study. Hundreds of pu- pills vera on their way to school a few minutes before nine o'clock and promptly after that hour the work of registration was underway. Today should see organ i5ation practically completed and the \ usual work well arranged, Esnry Adams of Dnyyille was brought vver from Brooklyn jail Tuesday morning and given hearing before Judge v. Fenner Woodward in the town court The accused was:represented, by Attorney Charles L. Torrey of Putnam. Probable cause was found for holding the prisoner to answer at the October term of the su- persSr court to a charge of committing rape and incest and his bond was fixed at &1,ooo, which he was unable to fur nlsh 60 was returned to jail to await trial.
 Ne Sueh overlooking of brseks and meadows has been witnessed at this peri cd during a summer as followed the dei- uge of Labor day. For miles about brooks were. racing madly, swollen to several times their normal size and boil ing over their banks to flood surrounding territory. At the westerly end of the fats east of Brooklyn meadow lands that is seldom flowed in this manner had the appearance of a lake.
 oEners of property within the bsrsHEh have been given the usual notice relative to, the fact that their town taxes will be due next week and that unless pay Haentris made before October i, they, will ee.subject to additional charges. Edward 6. Carpenter, veteran tax collector, will bs in charge of the collection this year n for many years past
 n is RsE evident that 2. HeA%y Herr- bae< will have heavy backing from towns In this part of windham county fer reelection as chairman of the re- publican state central committee when he selection of that ofticies comes up next weak incident to the holding of the re- publican state convention at New Haven. Incident to the building of parish house on tho sWestheld Congregational church .Nroperty at Main and Reynolds streets 1t is announced that plans for the Interior of the church are being careful ly studied. The plans include an en- .Lrely new arrangement of the chancel end of the auditorium, new electric light Ing. new doors, new floor carpet, decora. tion of walls and ceiling in white ana pastel shades. A number of persons are uanifesting interest in different parts o ,his work as memorials or personal dona, ions
 Tuesday. registrars of the town o EiilinEly were in session for the purpos, of revising voting lists and receiving, ap plications from those who wish to be a d mitted as electors. The registrars me Tn Danieison, at Dayville and at Eas Eillingly. i.
 Tutsday at neon. funeral services fo sarah Jane Dixon were conducted at tn nome of her brother, Charles Dixon North Main street, by Rev. W. J. Cart 1T of5ths Attwaugan Methodist churcf ,f which the deceased was member Burial was in Westfeld cemetery. Rel Stfyes acted as bearers. A. F. Wood wa me tuneral director. e'
 At the home of his SOB. Revaf q Ravson, in ElnviHe, Tuesday afternoon Rt2 o'clock. funeral services fAr Denni Cook Rawson were conductedby Rev walter B. Williams of westfieId Congre sational church. Burial was in tn South cemetery at Brooklyn, relative acting as bearers. A. F. Wood was i charge of the funeral arrangements
 TVenty1slr prisoners were; being heI at the county jail at Brooklyn, Tuesda, or this number, ten are bound owe awaiting trial at the October term. ( the .Windham. county superior COLT criminal side. The crops on the jail far1 erP unusually good this season and wi provide much that will be needed in feet lngs prisoners that may be held at tf institution during the coming tvei, months
 The first tints of fan are glerifyine II leiiase throughout this territory especia 6 about the borders of lakes and stream The forecast Is that this autumn will | ursually beautiful because of the ia that an unusually wet summer. has mat tHsfehAge exceptionally heavy.
 lny4tatieA. te accident is being le spen at the Main street crossing of ii N. r., N, H. & H. R. R. here. The eros Ing is badly in need of replankinE T1 blanks have become loesened und1r Il neavy pounding of motor traffic and
 Is not, an uncommon sight to see the i n plank sticking up S or. 8 inches ab It's orrnal level. The planking at f Franklin street crossing Is in almost pad condition, both being urgently in ne of attention.
 Merchants who handle sueh lines he aye experiencing difficulty in obtaini fruits and ether perishable products , aally very plentiful in Danielson stcr It this time of year. The shortage California fruits is chiefly due to Hil strike and the shortage Is the niea st holding prices above the level th reuld reach were transportation con lions normal
 Asv. Albert Jspson is 4s take eharvo Trinity church Torrington, the first f weeks of this month during the absei of the rector, Rev. J. Chauncey Linsl D. D.. who is attending the general C. vsntion of the Episcopal church at Pc land. Oregon.
 Members of MeGregor woman's Rel corps. have a meeting planned for. t CNxsdnssday) evening
 Cases that were to have been heard the superhor esurt at Putnam this VI and which were of local interest virl { come to trial until next week at
 earliest
 A meeting cf KiIlingiy grange Is sch
 uled for next Monday evening.
 Mrs Myrties Barnett has returned fl
 shy of three weeks at Narragan, Pier. .t,
 H. v. Wethereii of the plant dep.
 uasnt of the & NE. T. company.
 stationed there is having vacation
 two weeks.