Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06
DANIEESON AID PUTNAM NEWS

shown in the budget s1s.750 will be re- Quired for the town farm, outside and insane poor; inmates at Mansfield train- ing school, burials of paupers and tran sients. Repairs to roads. s15,000 {; bridges. $2.20o state aid road at Day. viie cut-off, ss,oOo brush cutting. $500. For the removal of snow and to be used for no other purpose. s1.oOO has been set aside.
 Pay for town officials and incidental expenses will amount to little more than $7,000. Many other items included in the selectnen's budget run the total up to a gross of ss7,o47. Income from various sources will amount, 1t is esti- mated, to sis,054.32.
 In addition the estimated cost of schools for the current year will be $ss. .123.
 Up at East Kmineiy King GserEe sae. uues has a new dog-a late 1922 model Teddy Bear hound. According to James N. Tucker, who has made an official and minute inspection of the animal for pub Lcsty purposes, the dog does not rate very high at present from a physical standpoint, but has such a pedigree that by no possible chance can he eventually fail to become an animal of marvellous ability and tenacity in trailing the ferO- cious Teddy Bears that inhabit Old Ken. tuck and other regions about East Kill lingly. Incidentally. the dog, whose name ts Joe, will hunt raccoon as a side line.
 But by profession he Is to be trailer of Teddy Bears. King George shot 2 bear of this species up near Camp Whip. | poorwill night few years ago, and as the victim bled sawdust and the Bo- !. g1ee, the king vowed that there would be coming out Of the east breed oi dogs that would bring destruction upon all the handmade bears that might bt l destined to invade that region. The ar. rival of Joe seems to forecast the rea.i. zation of this prohpecy. Joe won't be big enough to do much hunting this fall, but he can listen to the tales of what has happened in the territory where he is ts hunt after another winters snows and another summer has come and gone ant next fall will take the trail for the big woods where the Teddy's prowi, glaring down with their electrically lighted eye. from the tree tops that are their las hope and refuge.
 Attention ss being directed to the fac that highway markers and warning signs of bad crossroads and corners art needed for the benefit and protection ot the heavy additional traffic now nov. | ing through Danielson as the result O the opening of the new state highway tt Providence. The junction of Broad ant Reynolds streets is a particularly dan gerous7 point and at Reynolds and Mair extra precaution is required of ever. driver who would avoid collisions. Thi latter point is a junction of two trunl lines.
 1 A choral union is being organized here and Is to meet Wednesday evening" throughout the fall and winter seaecns It Is expected that the union will in 1 clude about 40 voices. Henry F1agg il to be the director. If plans work out al Il anticipated, a light opera will be givef late in the winter. Local singers ar, being invited at the present t.me to be come members of the union.
 Town officials charged witE the dut, have made their arrangements to re ceive applications from those who via to be made voters in time for the Nov ember election and to admit all wh, demonstrate that they are qualified t, 1 vote.
 Next Tuesday, October 10, the regie trars will be In session to receive ap plications and to revise and perfect tn, voting lists On Saturday, October 1l the selectInen, town clerk and registrar are to meet for the purpose of admitting voters and to offer opportunity for en rollment on caucus lists For those wh,