Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

man Richard P. Freeman is to speak, but Colonel Hiram Bingham of New Haven will replace Attorney Benedict M. Hol- den, who was scheduled to talk here There also will be a third speaker, pos sibly Attorney William A. King of Willi- mantle. Judge Milton A. Shumway will preside.
 The republican organizations in Kill ingiy will make great effort next Tues day to get out its full voting strength. Tn this effort of the party the women membelb will offer valuable cooperation.
 Members of Mrs. John w. Gallup's Busy Bee class of the Baptist Sunday school gathered at the home of MT. and Mrs Winfield Colwell- on Mechanic street Tuesday evening for a Halloween party that afforded unusual enjoyment. Many of the features that enjoy such popular ity on Halloween were introduced to add to the pleasure of the occasion. A wireless concert was an innovation, Re- treatments were served. Considerable scurrying around was be- 1 ing done Tuesday by those who have been charged with the duty of providing election returns from clubs and other or ganizations next Tuesday evening. There appears to be unusual interest iH the outcome of the election not only in Con
 
 this is due not only tothe party battles that are on but as we'll to the wet and dry angles that many of those contests , havH assumed. That is why Danielson people in such large numbers are seek | ing for quick returns from Massachu- sctts, New York. New Jersey and more distant Ohio.
 Plenty of returns will be available. This already is assured. The radio will figure proximity in getting inform ation to the public inDanielson.
 r The pool and billiard tournaments that are to run through the fall and greater part of the winter at the Bo- hemian club are now in full swing Scores of games already have been play ed and the enthusiasm is running at higf pitch. Every member will have played every other member of his particular class by the end of the tournament, ir which nearly 90 players are entered.
 Along a section of several miles ir the town of Scituate, R l., @ part o1 the new trunk route betweet Danielsor and Providence electric lights have beer installed, even out through the country where no settlement exist and only al occasional farmhouse is to be seen. Tht lights have not been installed so mucl for the convenience of motorists as fol protection of pedestrians and horse drawn vehicles. ''
 The annual inspection of McGregor wv: R. C., is scheduled to be held in OdC Fellows hall this Wednesday, evening supper will precede the work of thu evening.
 Jeremiah Elliott and Martin Wolf, were called to New Jersey to attend tn, funeral of a relative. A valuable string of pearls lost ant : found in Brooklyn and brought Here fol } repair has been identified and returned to the owner.
 Miss Helen E. Awkward was a visito l in Providence on Tuesday.
 l This weeks meeting of the Ladies Reading circle was with Mrs. George l Eaton of Riverview.
 J.. Arthur Atwood and daughter, Mis- Dorothy Atwood, who have been stay ' ing in Providence for several weeks, ar again occupying their residence at Wau regan. Il Arthur D. Bennett of Worcester was visitor with friends in Danielsony ol Tuesday. Danielson members of Puntam lodg of Elks have, been notified that larg