Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEL.SON
George Pratt and Severain Meunier on Truck Struck by Train-Loeai Greeks Ready to Return to Fight Accessions oPublic Library.

on lruck SrfuCk py iTdHi--osat
 Greeks Ready to Return to Fight
 Accessions oPubIic Library.
 Mrs. Walter Jacobs and children are
 guests of MT. and Mrs. F. A. Jacobs.
 J. Arthur Atwood spent the week
 end in New York.
 Miss. Blanche Woisard, Henry Woi-
 sard and Louis Woisard left Sunday
 for a visit with relatives in Canada
 Charles Gareau, who is studying For
 the priesthood, is here from Canada
 for visit with his mother Mrs. AL
 phonse Gareau.
 William M Franklin motored to
 Oakland Beach Sunday. Cruise Ended
 MT. and Mrs Hiram $. Franklin
 have returned from a cruise along the
 coast of Rhode Island and Connecti-
 cut.
 Misses Margaret Sullivan, Katherine
 D. Awkward, Margaret Awkward and
 Helen Awkward are at Oakland Beach for their vacation.
 Rev. J. W. Wright being on his va cation, there was no service at the
 Congregational church in Dayville
 Sunday.
 Rev. A. J. Barratt. pastor at East Killingly, is to spend his vacation in Maine and at White mountain points
 A number of Danielson people were at Putnam Saturday and Sunday IUI the Chautauquaa meetings. Beginning next Sunday morning, the
 usual morning services will be resumed
 by the churches that have been hold- ing union services.
 Army Worms on View.
 An exhibit of army worms attracted attention in a window at Woodwar1's s store Saturday morning, many per-
 sons who viewed them getting first look at the pest.
 Lawn Party. The South Killingly Literary and Dramatic club held lawn party on the grounds at Mrs. Nellie Reyes place Saturday afternoon. There was a sale of cake. ice cream and lem 0n- ade.
 Greeks Again Ready for Service. Greeks here are watching closely developments in Europe and the pos- sibility of Greece going to the aid of its ally in the Balkan wars-Servia. In case their services are asked for, several local Greeks will again re- turn to their native land. as they did for the war against the Turks and the war against the Bulgars. Postoffice in New Location. On Saturday the post6f1ce at East killingly was transferred from Key | holds store and located in McLausl1- lin's store, the newly appointed post master, Herbert F. Mclaughlin, who has been a traveling salesman, taking charge as successor to Robert Smith, who has been acting postmaster for many months.
 Farmers up in Pomfret are in some | cases worrying over the possibility | that their crops will he damaged by | the cavalry troops that are to come | int jEn% oJr </.,, ! manceueres. It is stated that if thel e is any damage by the troopers and their horses that the losses will be fully and promptly compensated for l by the governments agents. Acccssions to Library. The following new books have been | added to the lists at the public libra | ": Religion and Life, Cleek at Scot land Yard, Keeping Up Appearanc es, | Intervening Lady, Guinea Gold. Boom | CTS, Stepdaughter of the Prairie, Seen and Unseen at Stratford- Avon, Social Forces in England and Amer ica, Price of Love, America, Amazing Argentine, Theory of the Leisure | Class. Science of Happiness, Decams, Sultana, Sword Hand of Napole n, Shea of the Irish Brigade. Last Shot, Andy Of Yale. Beating Back Bad Times. With the Best Intentions Close of Fiscal Year. Saturday marked the beginning of a new fiscal year in Killingly, the old year closing at midnight Friday. Of l ficials of the town will at once be busy with their reports, which will be ready l for the auditors some time during the 1 present month. At this time it has been impossible to ascertain the ex4 t amount of expenditures during the past l year, but they have been normally | heavy. Up to the close of the fiscal l year Tax Collector W. N. Arnold had 1 received s44,000 out Of S51,o00 assessed
 for collection. This year half dozen | at least of the largest of the taxpay
 CTS of the town have failed to meet
 their tax costs promptly. although they | are certain to pay in the not far dis l tant future.