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

--'-.---------'-'----.1-A lively received s2 and 1o2. For state senator, Childs, the republican candidate was given 115 and Bitgood, democrat, S4. In the sheriff contest Gates, republican, lead Fox, democrat, 119 to 92.
 Judge Tucker has much more amrnu- milton to refute the claim that the Third district should bear an odiun for the fall down of the republicans in Killing ly. He points out that all of the re- 1 publican candidates were given a higher ] percentage Of majority than they received elsewhere in the town, voting strength considered.
 And as an aftermath of the election, canes the explanation that the demo i crats- trimmed the republicans in the Second voting district of the town chiefly ! because of the eight hour day agitation op the part of democratic candidates during the prediction period. And there i is good reason to believe there is much in this claim. Several pig manufacturing concerns are located in the Second vot- i ing district and the employees of them are almost a unit in asserting that eight hours is ample for 8 days work. Most of these mills are operating 54 hours each week
 The promise that democratic candidates would labor if elected to the legislature for an S-hour day without doubt shifted many votes from the republican to the 1 democratic ticket The issue is live one They want an S-hour day and few will dispute that they are not entitled to 1t Representative-elect Williams, republican, l of the second district, is an avoWed SUD- porter Of the S-hour day program, but this fact might have been played up to 1 better advantage than was done for some reason not quite clear, and the republican party in Killingly suffered because of this l tactical error.
 was more or less paralleIed in this, the l first district, where the normal republican majority was reduced, but not wiped out. 1t may be a little rough on some of the old boys who are trying to stick along with the modern opponents, but it is con- fidentially asserted that the stiffening and rheumaRtic ones are putting bird seed in l their cereal every morning to pep up their hopping apparatus for the fall and winter season.
 We would never admit it, but there
 must be an impression among some of The get-rich-Quick stock selling concerns . that Danielson is a hick town. About every mail brings a bale, more or less E2f aliuring invitations to invest in some
 enterprise paying from 30 per cent. an uually to a $1.12 cents a minute.
 All the solicited one has to do i, follow the printed instructions mail ir
 q check and wait for the return flow o1
 dividends. Everything is offered from oi stock to shares in an aerial subway com
 oany.
 It appears that the stock-seilers havt
 earned that Danielson has money-oodle;
 of it. There is evidence that some O has slipped away, never to return, bu
 he great bulk of the literature dealint
 with stock investments that comes t. Danielson goes into waste baskets, som
 1f it right Tn the lobby of the post of fee. It has been broadcasted many time
 that local bankers will impartially advis
 anyone and without cost as to invest
 nents. The service is free for the ask 1 'ng. This being the case, there is Ittl 4se for an inexperienced investor los
 tng his savings for lack of expert advice! Gurdon E. Withey has brought tn hi fifth fox of the season. As a successful
 2ursuer of Reynard, MT. Withey is in eair way to be rated as the season
 champion. With such good start an
 with all the winter to hunt in, he shoul come close to making record during tn |
 plentiful herebouts and no man know
 sheir, haunts or their ways better thal
 Ar. Withey.
 Fl Considering the remarkable saving Fe
 cord of the people of Danielson and vi
 Hinity, as shown in part by the deposit
 ul local savings institutions during tn
 past year, it is amazing to consider ths
 even the vast amount Of money that ha
 been laid away against future need reE
 resents probably less than 10 cents 0 K every dollar paid ip wakes in this an
 nearby communities turing the past yea
 The habit of thrift given such a bi
 boost by the Liberty loan campaigns dul
 tng the World war has endured. The pec
 pie have not become penurious, but hay
 fortified themselves against possible fl
 sure periods of stress and misfortune an their savings are tremendous underlyin } source of safety and strength for this an