Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
DANELSoN

A cahisrram received here brought nsvs of the death of George Arthur F~Easan. s.. Tuesday. at Calcutta, 1n- dla- The nsus was shock to his fa- tAsr. George A. Ferguson of Reynolds strset. and to his sister. Mrs. F. T.. Joanson. of waureran. the only remain ing neehers of his parental family.
 Nr. Eerruson's death was due to preunonla- Ills relatives here were un- aware that he had been iii untfi the l-ess4ws told Of his death. Mir. Fergu- con wac born at North Beverly, Mass Docernber 30. 1888. Since 1895 he has eeen stationsd in India engaged as, a hTokar ln feather. peits and hides. and hRd ou7lt up an important and lucrative crEintE1- Ills American representatives were Burke Brothers of Philadelphia, one of the foremost dealers in their line i1 America
 While Mr. FerEuson's headquarters wnro In Calcutta. he travelled much about India in connection with his bus lneas activities was a power in the ield ln which he was engaged and highly re- Eparicd by the tribes and tribesmen, with which he dealt.
 Pcriodtcaliy Mfr. Ferguson came to tho United Stn4es on business and for vfEfs with his relatives. Many residents nf DanIclson recall the tall upstanding American who had an air of the Far EaE. an intangible something about him that seemed directly associated with his lc1E activities in a far-away land. His f1st vizit here wac about two years ago. 1fr. Ferguson leaves in addition to t'S father. who is in his 90th year. and bio EIsler. his wife and eight children. ars- FerEuson and one son are in Cal rutta. the other children at San Diego. Cal. where they are attending pri- talo-schooi.
 Thanas Bradford. who has been cheerfuily dubbed chairman of the po- ttIcal wrecking crew of killingly." has ktaricd someth.AE. Mir. Bradford. sreaklnE for a group of citizens. (stepped into the llusiight when he announced ttat there is to be a caucus here this week to nominate candidates on citi- 1sn1' ticket for election to town offices lo be nliod at the annual town election the hrst Monday in October.
 Shea that announcement those Who have political interests have stepped on tse ras.' co to speak. and are out build- lnr up thelr fences and seeing their tsiends about what is to be done. Wed neEday one distinguished visitor from East ElHlngiy who has had more or leas to do with politics in the past score nf To1-a was noted among those wnc necrued to have a lot of time to spend n strsst corner conference with Mi Bradford. who fs one Of our best little nslcnars and Straightforward common lalors that Killingiy boasts. Mir. Brad lord is grinning nightly these days and lelilnr the boys- that come to see hin He whys and whsretores of the citi. tsm' party movement. and he is en ioying it
 that tho new party will nominate 2 eoupieta list Of candidates and do it besf Go elect them. Republicans anC democrats will be found In the list, s t VII behoove the leaders of the olC partes to get out and hustle for thu victory that an hope to achieve.
 Mfr Bradford promises 10 stage a b.l rhow on election day and says that h' r beinx asa-ed of strong support iron various quarters of the town
 Game Wardea Frederick E. Kies wa perfectly willing to admit Wedn-sda. norninE that when one is sitting dow comfortably on a moonlight summe evening and observes, for instance, horse strzlning back on his haunches il m cnort to break his halter or chok hinsslf in the attempt that the saf courEs is to. tilt ones chair hack am rorplacentiy await either the breakini nf tho halter. the post to which tn hoass s hitched. or the snapping of tn perfrbrss of the obstreperous beast.
 This ls a revised opinion of Mir. Kies Tuesday evening he had a differen uiruroint. now he has a broken littl anrer on his right hand. For be l-rown that when Mir. Kies went to tn rsilef of a tuEEins horse the horse va ro unrratefui as to turn around and bit bin, fhs heavy teeth crushing the bon n ar. EinEf finger. This all happene flrht hare in Danieison at the rear ( ifr ErchanEs building.
 One fun blooded. old fashioned colli for sale. three years old. fine watc Cog and good with children. color blacl uflts and brown Can be seen at O. F Bakers. Wzuregan. Conn Cash pric l5o-adv.
 Ealn having practically wAahea awa fe plans for the annual lawn fete ( racrsd Heart parish at Wauregan ( Labor day. Rev. J. C. Mathieu. the pa aur announced Wednesday that the fe uiu bs held late this week, with muc Ess game program as was planned f' Lzbor day.
 A practically new Cadillac touring ci is being held at the state police ba rarks here awaiting disposition of T czaes of Henry IEvers and William Ln nrtf1ur. who were arrested in Willima uc Monday evening. after oficer Abe G. Field of the state police departmei had teicphoned over to the Thread eli and requesied the police to appreheI a car bearing New York registrati' No. 1515iI.
 Ewers and Lukarthur are now gues rf ths county at Brooklyn jail. awai lnr in dofaur of s2.o00 bonds each, hsarinw that theV are to be given in Il town of Woodstock Saturday next.
 is charrsd that they fired a shot at Unodrtoc< man who remonstrat ar1tnnt their stealing his apples, al Chen drove cn At Willimantic thI were relieved of two revolvers and 1lrrlr-lsrk Thcse who have studi ths rass werard Evers and Lukarthur unuuual custnmers and hope to lea