Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-16
DANTElSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANEESoN

At . democratic caucus held here Sat urfay afternoon the democrats of Kill inGiy nominated James R. Walsh as can didats for judge of probate and V. H. wetherei1 and Alcott D. Sayles as can dtdates for representatives in the state legislature,
 This (Monday) evening the republicans VIII caucus to name their candidates for judge of probate and for representative. It Is conceded that Judge Sabin s. Rus sell will receive the nomination to sue easd himself. At the week end it was announced that George A. Williams, ,DayviIle. tax collector for the town of Eiliingly, world be candidate for nom -fnation as a representative on the repub- liean ticket. Other candidates of the party for the nominations are Aatorney P. l.. Darbie. who represented the town in the last session, and Amos II. Arm inEton. veteran of the Civil war.
 The mid-year meeting of the Con- necthcut Federation of Woman's clubs is to be held at the Baptist church here ca Wednesday of this week and will at- tract delegations from many sections of Connecticut. Morning and afternoon sessions are to be held and during the stay of the delegates the Kiilingiy Wo- mans club will act as hostess.
 The programme for the session has been arTdnEe0 as LOuOWSs
 Music, Mrs. c. Alton Frost, Danielson i; welcome on behalf of Hostess club, Miss Emma F. Filling, president of Killingly Woman's club response to greetings, Mrs. Elrnore A. Evans, New Haven. sec ond vice president of Connecticut Fed eration of Women's clubs; appointment sf resolutions committee reports from Federated clubs, county vice presidents internal discussion relative to club Problem and Club Activities, Mrs. Wal ter E. Coe, Stamford, first vice president of Connecticut Federation of Women's s clubs, presiding Endowment Fund. Mrs. E. L. Nettleton. New Haven; Headquar- ters Funn, Mrs. James P. Wood, New Ha- ven, treasurer of Connecticut Fedora tion of Women's clubs.
 Afternoon Session, D. ID.
 Mmdc. Mrs. Sydney Perry, Danielson Chautzuqua and the Biennial Reports by the Connecticut delegation. Miss Ruth 4. Downs, Ansonia, third vice president of Connecticut Federation, presiding ad- dress, Club Women and Federation, Mrs Elizabeth Towne, Holyolze, Mass, chair man of lecture bureau of New England conference music. Mrs. c. Alton Frost Danieison reports of New England Con- ference, Mrs. F. M. Peasley, state feder- ation director, presiding; invitation fo1 annual luncheon, 1s23 invitation fol annual meeting, 1923; action will be taken in regard to date of annual meet ing.i reports of resolutions committee minutes or mid-year meeting, Mrs Harvey c. Brainard. Thompsonville, rec ording secretary; General Federation song ((words by Miss Lillian N, Stod dard) adjournment
 The local committees for the entertain ment and reception of the delegation. are as follows: Chairman, Mrs. Alfret L. Reed; reception, Mrs. M V. Wood worth, Mrs. F. A. Jacobs, Mrs. F. T Preston. Mrs John W. Gallup, Mrs. Geo H. Call. Mrs. William F. Bidwell; trans man. Mrs. Harold B. Atwood. Miss Hel en M. Kelley, Mrs. Ernest R. Warren Mrs. John F. Young. Mrs. Burdette ( Hopkins, Mrs. H. Denham Arnold, Mis- Laura c. Jacobs. Mrs. Frank F. Kenne dy; information. Miss Helen P. Perkins luncheon tickets, Mrs. James H. Paine decorating, Miss Susan w. Young chair man, Mrs. John E. Young. Miss Ameli B. Hutchins; music, Mrs Harold B. At wood.
 Again, as on previous occasions tha seemed to warrant calling attention t the fact, it seems to be necessary to de clare in this column that the write thereof is not concerned with what hap
 
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 Fsns who like the boxing game arc the tiptoe of anxiety awaiting the bou that are scheduled here for this wee The promoters of the events have signt some high class talent, assuring a cla sy entertainment Kid Lewis of liar ford, who is climber, will be looked ov with particular interest by eastern Go neettcut ring event followers of his f vorfes sport when he shows here Wedne day evening.
 Mrs. Mary Taylor, Miss Margaret Su hvan, Miss Mary Weaver Miss Jenn Williams and Elizabeth Dunn left Sunday morning for a motor tol through the White Mountains and, on u return trip, over the Mohawk Trail
 The frst week of the hunting seass has been satisfactory to the hunter Good results have been obtained al numbers of partridge and pheasent ha been brought in. Quail and woodco, appear to be scarce.
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer of Putna