Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
DANIELSON AID PUTNAM NEWS
DANaElsON

t This Is the week before election. It | IS going to be a busy week-fcr the | politicians The average voter isn't worrying so mach about what the re- suits may be e week from next. Tues day evening. !, Here in Killingly the republicans are confident of sweeping victory, not- Withstanding the activity of democratic leaders who have in mind a plan to clean up in windham county. In their confidence the republican leaders say khat the returns on Tuesday evening of next week Vili show them out in the forsfrcnt with the usual sma1oritless,' Windham county is normally repub'l- can by a wide margin. and those who are in touch with political affairs say they see no reason why things should be different this year than upon any other occasion when political contests were to be decided during the last, twenty years Tho best tho democrats can hope for is an increased vote they say. and they appear to be basing their prophecies on careful canvass of the political situation in the different towns of. the county
 Tn this part Of the county PiaanAeld seems to be one of the doubtful towns.l Down there the democrats have been raising ructions with republican plans for tho past two years and are prornis- ing to repeat week from Tuesday. UP fn Thompson the democrats also have a real fighting chance and, admittedly nave the republicans worried. In kd- nngly, a republican victory seems as. wred. As a whole. however, it ap- pears from careful canvass, that ne .sth senatorial district, of which Piain- field Is not a part will turn in strong l.~ sh ,nv,ahltranc This nrA- dfnatpn la based on the proposition that KffiinrIy and Putnam are. so strongly rcpuhlican that it matters little what eailns the democrats make in the other towns of the district-Thompso Woodstock. Eastford and Ashford. Re nubfcan organizations will be actively at work in these towns and are expect ed to hold democratic gains down to minimum.
 Between them Killingly and Putnam have approximately 5000 votes, and the candidates who, lose out in these towns cannot hope. if they are state ticket candidates, to win in the district through gains piled up in the smaller towns.
 Tomorrow (Tuesday) Is the last day for fling lists of taxable properties in the town of Kiningly.
 Pinas for making the Armistiee Day celebration on Saturday, Nov. II, nota- b1e In every respect were whipped mo shape at a meeting of the committee n ciaarge at the fire station. A number Of organizations have accepted invlt2- tions to take part in the big parade yshSch is to feature the observance and tho committee wishes to invite all so- cietfes to participate. Organizations with quarters in anielson or nearby communities have been invited to help make the celebratior successful.
 The committee requests that factory ,rlfrtles and bells throughout the com nunitv be put into action at Il o'clock Gruiistice day morning to commemo- ate the beginning of the Armistice pe- riod. Request is also made that all residents owning flags display them during the day. The stores will close Hts1a o'clock for the day.
 Astsrney Y. X. DArbie has been ap- poSuted marshal for the parade, which wFl forn st 2 o'clock. The line oi march has not as yet been selected. Ths following organizations have expressed their desire to take part in the parads; d6gsrp Post, American Legion Vetei- shs of Foreign Wars; andelscn Ire ds- uaYtment; Leo J. L'Honme Post, Amer. ;esn Legion Service Battery; Odd Eel lows :: Boy Scouts Campfire Girls; St John Baptist Society and Knights o Cofdmbus St. James band and tn' Attawaugtn' band will also parade.
 All fnarchers will be gfvcR badger nSieh will admit them to free particl pseion in the remainder of the day program
 After the parade members of the loca fire department will try out old han' bumpers at Davis Park. Organization which marched in the parade will thel 70 to the state armory where a lunch con will be served. At 4.15 o'clock tn program will be resumed with movin picture entertainments for the parader zt both the Orpheum and Town Ha. heaters. Through the courtesy of tn nanagements of both houses no charg viii be made to the marchers. The eel ebration will close with dance held the arncry in the evening by the We. erans of Foreign Wars and the Amer can. Legion Admission will be charget
 Inc town has appropriated $175 fe the observance of ArmiStice ay and tn committee in charge of the celebration which represents business men, fire d. partment, service men and borough an town officials, is striving to make tt funds go long way towards fnancin the. event.
 ur. William Sharpe, one of the oldel dentists in Connecticut and who died : Putnam Saturday, was brother of D O. c. Sharpe of Danielson.
 Miss Katherine T. Thayer. student ; St. Joseph's seminary, Hamihc
 Heights, Hartford, was a visitor vii
 friends in Danielson on Sunday.
 Ray A. Bates of Worcester was wis
 tor with friends in Danielson over u
 weekend.
 Joseph A. Robitaille of {, Fall Riv
 visited with friends here over Sunday.