Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
DANIELsoN.

Several hnnored of Kilingly's. voters aid not muster sufficient enthusiasm Mon dag to 60 through the process of voting At. the annual town meeting. It was a bot day, the issues were not so great as to be beyond dealing with by those who rsilgionsiy exercise their right of fran- ehfDe on every available occasion-ans there is another election coming next month, anyway, when those who do not take their politics too seriously can get sut and vote at least once before 1922 ndG
 Mondays battle of ballots was chiefly interesting because it was decided the oentast between candidates for SC octmen and candidates for tax collector. Aside from these points on the ticket, the cleo ton was little more than routine matter. What happened to the fortunes of the candidates Is told elsewhere in this col unln this morning.
 At tho business meeting in the after nosn large number was in attendance, many of those who followed the proceed uFs with close interest being women vot- CTS % A All of the routine matters making up the warning were expeditiously disposed af, atSnatter of note being an increase from 34oo to $500 this year for the Day Kimbail hospital. which is under con nSo itssheld of activities expand and Its needs inereags.
 Another matter that will have very gen. aral approval was the action of the meet inR in making an appropriation of $175 cor' use in the observance of Armistice Gay, November Il.
 vas the action of the meeting in voting that the moderator name two citizens to investigate and report to the adjourned annual own meeting, which will come next spring on the matter of providing . Buitahle permanent memorial to Kill hnglys sons who saw service in the World war. The memorial on Davis park 6 not generally regarded as suitable foi ., permanent memorial for the great ser vice rendered their country by these young men. so the committee will takt time to seek out something more sacfs factory. Judge M. A. Shumway, acting a moderator, appointed Frank L. Bonnet and. Judge James N. Tucker as the com mittee.
 The meeting adjourned until the thirt Tuesday in March, when the tax rate fol Ehs current fiscal year will be fixed.
 One suggestion that win be brought t the attention of the permanent memoria committee is that the memorial be. a deco rative arch, bearing the names of the ser vice men and the campaigns they partici pzted in overseas.
 The October term of the superior cour opens at Putnam this morning and sucl of the prisoners at the jail as are to fac criminal charges will be taken to tha city and put to plea.
 ,WhIle many have wearied of drives t rAise funds for one thing or another an openly give expression to this feeling, notable exception will be made by abou everyone in considering next Saturday Tag day by the Civic federation for tn Visiting Nurse fund.
 This Is a fixed yearly event, a humani tartan effort in the interest of the sic and suffering, san appeal to the public t do something for those who are i'll an unfortunate.. One round of daily visit with the visiting nurse to the homes wl1er her patients lie in pain and often poverty-stricken surroundings too, woul loosen the purse strings of even the mo, parsimonious of persons.
 One look at some hopelessly i'll an ared person, few minutes with som wan and crippled child would be an e1 | berenee tending to induce an unprec, sented flow of money from those wh ventured into the visiting nurses field ( laily labor for the Civic federation's fun, Not a penny is wasted in this worl Every dollar is made one hundred p< cent. effective in the work in which it employed. Certain steady sources of ii come have been lost to the federatio turing the past year, so the orgs nizatio lnds it's treasury depleted and the cal Tor the services of the nurse grGater tha sver.
 This situation obliges the federation Issue an appeal to the public that 1 works of mercy be neither curtaig,d m interrupted. Those who have even srsRk of brotherly feeling for those vi aPe stricken with disease and who bene hy the administrations of the visiting nur cannot ind in the countryside a mo worthy cause to support. and the great the lfbsrality of each and every giver ne Bafurday, the greater the joy of sor ecrlorn sufferer, possibly doomed to q 6 the federation is unable to maintain Ereatsst efaciency the splendid work it earying on.
 Anlsal reports that came into ( hands of the voters of the town of K ingfy Monday are 30 tabulated and pr pared this year as to win many wal words of commendation for all who had part in the making of them.
 The 0utside front cover includes uud The title table of contents, a great q to;t4ie citizen in finding such informant aslhe desires with the least possible { lAy. Within the book one finds many 1, pyovements in methods of presenting yt tisticsl matter and other information. T