Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-06
DANESON


 voter of the town of KiHingly is not at the polls tomorrow it will not be the fault of the party workers. More effort has been expended within the last two weeks ingarousing the interest of the electorate ini KiIlingly than has been the case in several years. A fleet of automobiles that includes about every public service car in town. and many private machines, are ready to go to work tomorrow morning. when voters will begin to come to the polls at a. m.
 This year the democrats are showing unusual activity, and this has urged the republican leaders to perfect their plans fot getting out as near 100 per cent of thoir voting strength as may be possible. In this election there. will be three polling places in Killingly-at Danielson, Dayville and East Kllipgly. Three sep aS1ate sets of election officials will be on duty, with the moderator of the election in Danielson.
 Here in Danielson, clubs, theatres and other organizations are planning to ob- tain election returns. Results from many sections of the country will be obtained by telegraph, telephone and radio In this part of the county special interest cepters in the outcome in the towns of PIain1sid and Thompson. The republi- cans appear quite confident of the out come in Plainheld, but realize they have an unusually stiff fight on their hands in Thompson. In Putnam and Killingly the republicans appear very confident of vic- tory. and winning in these two towns, and an even break in the smaller towns. with Windham showing it's usual political preference, means victory for the repub- licans in Windham county
 Signs pointing the way to Providence have been put up by Selectman John A. Gilbert at the junction of Main and Rey- holds streets This is a decided advan- tage to the scores of touring motorists who have missed the new route in the past two months because of the lack of such signs.
 'Selectman Gilbert said Saturday that the signs which have been erected are only temporary in their nature but they serzte their purpose. Attention continues 10 be centered on the watering font that has stood at the junction of Main and Reynolds streets for years Many are of the opinion that the font should be removed. It is not in very general use and owners of valuable horses hesitate to allow the animals to drink there, for much the same reason as persons prefer individual drinking cups to the common variety.
 The removal of the font rests, how. ever, with the borough officials and not those of the town. Whether it goes ol remains seems to be a moot question al this time, but those who drive cars will be frank to assert that it is a menace tc public safety and sooner or later is bound to cause a serious accident.
 Trnme Out of Massachusetts, and BhOd, ar1xy Hbn 1off -A ka pOdred through DanieTson Saturday morning, the majority of the cars CT rotts to the Ya4e-Brown game at New Haven. Diversion of this traffic through Dznielson was entirely due to the open ing of the new highway from Providence via Little Rest. Ordinarily. thts rush O carS would have gone over the BostoI pot road from Providence to Westerly NGk London and on, but the majority O thege drivers seemed to prefer the 1ev rOEte and Danielson saw hundreds o cars that never would have come througl thiS town year ago.
 Most of the pilots were shooting tn cags along at far above average speed but they were allowed every courtesy an, no interference with their hurrying to tn game vas reported.
 AAaGysis oS samples of the beer seize. erOm a truck of the Afdeck Expres company of Providence last week show what seemed obvious from the time of tn pef1ure. The 24o cases of beer are req beer-vith an alcoholic content well il excess of the one-half of 1 pen cent. al lowed by the Volstead act This (Mon day) afternoon at Central Village Joll Winters, driver of the truck when it wa Ueized, will be arraigned before a justic kA kA ,hRa Af fvar k1,a intoxicants through this state Mir Win ters will be defended by Attorney Arthu G. Bill of Danielson; who appeared fo him when he first was presented in cour last week
 Funeral services for Peter Bourqu were held at the Sacred Heart church i Wauregan, Rev. J. c. Mathieu, the pas or, and Rev. J. E. Mccarthy of All Hal lows church at Moosup and Rev. 4 Chagnon being the officers of the solem nigh mass of requiem. Six grandsons ( Mr. Bouruue were the bearers. Buris vas in Sacred Heart cemetery. Louis Kennedy was in charge of the funers Irrangements
 The reorganization of the police depart nedt, as authorized a few days ago b tbe borough officials, is completed. Frol now on two officers will be on duty eac night in the business section of the bol Dugh,. this arrangement assuring bettt patrol than has been the rule with onl one man on duty. Chief Mcfarland hs been given complete control of the polit department. with privilege of employir or .discharging patrolmen. Chief M FaEland. will continue to do. duty duriI he day. .y Under the new arrangemel he. borough's business streets will new be left unguarded, day or night. at al hour.
 Joseph LaVoie, IS, is dead at his hon in Plainfield. MT. LaVoie was nati, of Canada and had been resident i Danielsoni for several years.
 William A. Peters of. New Haven Vi visitor with friends in Danielson Sunday.
 This weeks game for the Killing High school football team will be wi the Plafnfeld High school team.
 Tn Danielson Tuesday the pollil place will be in the town hall. The pol will be open from a. m. to 6 p. m.
 King George Jacques entertained
 Sis home in East Killingly Saturd'