Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-03
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

those who make an occasional run out into this territory.
 It was announced following a meeting of the directors of the chamber of commerce Thursday morning that they had voted to recommend that merchants close their places of business on Armis- tice day, which comes on Saturday, No- vember II, from noon to 5 D.. m. This will be during the period when the pa rade and principal exercises of the day are to be held. A representative of the barbers of the. borough announced Thursday evening" November 10 and will be closed Saturday afternoon and even- ing.
 The following is 8 list of the new voters who will be entitled to participate in next Tuesdays election;
 First district-Van J. Bernier, Octave Caron, Sr., George R, Caron, Venerand O Chartier, George L. Chase, Abram ]. Chase, George W. Couch, Irving R. | Couch, Oliver F. Downs, John Dolloff, i Adelard Dutremble, Egide Desaulniers, Arthur w. Eddy, Louis B. Gross, Nelson Gauthier, William Gingras, George R. 1 Gingras, Charles W. Hale. Alfred La Belle, Joseph Moussier, Ira A. McDan- iel, Joseph T. Melville, Teodore Perreault, Paul Poirier, John F. Purvis, Eugene Perreault George B. Reynolds, Charles c. Reynolds. Harry N. Reynolds, Edgar Reynolds, Harry M. Russ, Richard l.. Reeves, Edward J. Shelley, William H, Stone. Leon Samborsl1i, Emery Saucier, Henry Tewgood, Howard Tillinghast, Jo- seph Charbonneau, Charles E. Lambert, Elodia M. Bonneau, Exsina Brunelle, Sarah. L. Barber, Katharyn Ceffey, Ida l Caouette, Nellie V. Couch, Sr, Nellie V. Couch, Jr, Grace A. Downs, Ellen A. Delaney, Muriel c. Dove, Flora Duhamel Mary A. Griffiths, Rose B. Gauthier, Ag- nes Gauthier, Marion Guertin, Annie J Doyle, Wida Heneault, Anna l. Hoyle Rose G. Lasnier, Myrtice L'Heureux CarmeIla M. Longo, Rose M Laprade Margaret E. McBride, Elizabeth Mono haT Alice. Monohan, Ethel Mellor, Florence c. Paine, Eva M. Patenaude Pauline L. Spencer, Gretchen Schroll Florina R. ThetreaMt, Acila Woodson and Florence P. Young.
 Second District-ECharles I. Button, Al. bert Charbonneau,' A. Tait Hope, Charles R. Kfbbse, Joseph B. Lyon, John W. Lil ly, Willis I. Lyon, John L. Leader, James McNaley, James Ray, Benjamin Rivals Arthur Requier, Thomas Ray, Henry W Slater, Robert Stockton, Elmer L.. Bliven Tsssie Baranski, Annie E. Campbell, Cora B. Cogswell, Ida F. Lyon, Ida A. Lilley Bertha Lafortune, Anastasia L. Lannon Mary J. Osborne, Anna Pechie, Emma I Perkins, Katherine Page, Ellen F. Wal len, Margaretha Wakefield, Della W. Riv CTS, Grace, A. Burlington.
 Third District-Fenner B. Burlingame Frank B. Mason, Clarence W. Roth An thony Shippee, Gladys Andrews, Alice Andrews, Grace E., Hill, Viola Pringle Ruth A. Roth, Lula Sands, Ellis E Smith, Ada I. shippsa, Eleatha Sheldon Lula Soule, Clara Williams, Emily J Burlingame, Ada Place, Edith Thetreault Ida F. Wade and Gladys A. Wade.
 Election vorkeD who are being mob ilized to assist at next Tuesdays ballot ing have long days work cut out fo them. The eight-hour rule will not an ply, The polls are to open at a. m and will remain open until 66 D. m.-i stretch of twelve hours. Then the count CTS will take up the work and labor un til complete tabulations are made. Re turns will be made by districts and com piled here as voting will go on in thre districts of the town on Tuesday.
 Thomas A. Beckett will have charg of 8 meeting of the Westfield club thi Friday evening when the subject will b Christianity and Economic Problems Miss Carrie Lewis will have charge of tn refreshment serving and the social pre- gram will be conducted by Miss Corinn Paine sr
 A committee of Rose of Lima counci K. of C., is planning to receive, electio returns at the councils rooms next Tues day evening.
 Having experienced its first defeat ( the season the Killingly High school teal has set to work to play better footba than ever. Its showing has been yer good this season and it should win