Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
DMEESoN AID PUTNAM NEWS
DANE,S0N

OfA4NAGlAASOIN If plhRs of the political nsanegers do not a1BeERS, there will be no Gueh record of Voeers StHTing away from the polls today as W4s made at the annual town election on the first Monday in October. MOFe than 1,ooo of KiIlinglys election did not participate in the town election this year, and this fact has prepared party leaders to stir voters out of thei rapathy [. and set them to the polls today. This siectfo1 win have more than ordinary Ensp In it. Daaieison and other parts .oe-tse town ot Rlkingly. The democrats poIied many votes in the October election and arc btdding for victory today, fact that is fuIly realized by the republican leaderS.
 An aside from party politics the point is made that electoKship B . privilege, and. in many minds, an all important dnty of citizenship. There are those who so to the extreme of asserting that those who are entitled to vote and do not do 90. unless fer some very good and suf- dcient reason. should be dlstranehised.
 Of course, no one will be disfranchised for not voting in todAy's election. But f one would please the party leaders, one win so to the polls or submit to be- tng brolght there mxuriously reclining on cushions of some one of the fine cars that will be in use in getting out the vote.
 At Dayvf1le and at East Ki1lingiy Monday the polling places were being made ready. The polls win open at a- m. and will cose at 6 D. m. This is again repeated in order that there may bs no error in the minds of the voters astto when they may vote.
 ChieG John Mcfarland said Monday rnOTning that the police department is now reorEanized in accordance with the inS1uctions given by the court of bur gesses. Chief McFar1and made a special request that publicity be given the fact that all complaints will be promptly in- VeStigated and that all such complaints viii have his personal attention.
 Simon C.. Hall, 7S, al1 his life reSident in the Daniels Village section of this town, died at his home Monday morning Mr. Hll was born at Putnam Heights, inst few miles from where he passed away. He had been engaged during his active years as laborer. Mrs. Hi1 died Eix years ago at Christmas time. MT. , Hil1 leaves two sons, Leon of Attawaugan and Harry of Putnam and a daughter, Jennie, at home.
 -At ct. Sohn's church In PIAluAeId
 
 John :LGVoie were attended by many of his relatives and friends Rev. Frederick CoAnElzn of St Mary's church, Greene vine. was cels6rant of the high mass of reQE1sm- The body was taken to St. MRys eemetery, Jewett City, for burial. BeaRerS were Joseph LaVoie, Alfred La vOie, Eugene Raymond, Eugene Barre, Elaear Barre and Aime Bergeron. Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 At hw h~s Sa ReynOldS street fun eral services for Mrs. Oliver W. Bowen were eg0dQched by Rev. Walter B. Will MGnB of the WeGtheld Congregational ehGnsh. where Ars. Bowen attended ser V1ceg for many years. W. W. Reimer Gng two hymns during the service which was attended by a delegation of the members of DanielSon chapter, Or Ger of the Eastern Star. Burial was in Wegtheld cemehsry, where the commit al service was conducted by Eastern Star members. The bearers were John F. Lewis, Waldo Blake, George B. Guild. and orray E. Potter. A. F. Wood was ln charge of the funeral arrangements
 Msnbers of Rsss of Lima council, K # C., have plans completed for a social ,vening tonight st their rooms in the ialIup 6uilding. Election returns that to be supplied by radio will be pro- Ided and thsre also is to be a pitch .JurnEment and orchestral selections tefreshments will be served and there ViH Dc liberal supply of cigars to be unoled up while the wireless is telling the story of what has happened in the hattls of ballots.
 me Connecticut company has given the people of East K1l1imgiy an extra car saek weak day aOsrnOon, so cars to that plAce areiacW available at 1.10, 3.10, 5.16 nnd s7O. Forr3erly a car left at 2.1O, but tkhs Is replaced by a 1.10 and a 3lO tPfp. TahiS extr trip will not be made on Sunday.
 h Ehs tswa eOurt MendAy .ussraAaH gEme5 Creighton WAs sentenced to servt % days in jail. the chaEEes against hin esfng intUxhntion and breach of the psSoe-
 rhls week the Treble Clef dub is te nestyWith Mr. and Mrs. George F. Davig. ROn.
 Nrmbers of former residents who re. ain thsAr v0ting right here will be ir own to east ballots in todays election
 Biehard. Reeves and Earl Bartlett art b 60 to Clearwater, Fla, where they 0ftosbe employed during the wintel peassn-
 A deaaeEtaOn of lOeal women will b, n .HartfSrd next Saturday to attend Sunfsrencs of Catholic Woman's counci seprssent&tfves from many parts Of tn, Eate. t
 Attention is again called to the fac hAtKlllfngiy's evening school is just un lerta1ing it's seHson's work. There fl 70 charge for attendance at the school ts the expeuSe is shared between tOwI md state.
 Ths.seleetmen have, prepared notices O