Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-03
DANIELSON
Suspicious Pool Of Blood Near Alta
 wausan-Two Moosup Boys Missing Dead Clock Repairer Was ]. C.
 Clark of Voluntown.

Merrill Bennett, who left Dayyille recently to spend the summer in the Kansas wheat fields, was taken i'll upon his arrival in the west, but is now reported better. Charles E. Franklin. employed in Providence. will spend the week end l at his home here. George K. Smith and Arthur Mathieu 1 have returned from a motor trip to Cape Cod. where they enjoyed some fine fishing.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Pierre Godreau of Franklin street left Monday afternoon | to spend the summer with relatives in Canada
 Receipts SIPS. Up to Thursday the receipts from the Civic federation's garden party amounted to SIPS, and this sum may J be increased
 The banks and a number of the stores will be closed all day on the | Fourth.
 Will Attend Norwich Races. A delegation of local motorcyclists plan to attend the races at Norwich ] tomorrow (Saturday).
 Mrs. Philip Maynard and daughter Beatrice are at the Maynard cottage | at Oakland beach.
 A number of Danielson people were at Dayville Thursday evening to at- tend the meeting conducted in the in- terest of votes for women. l Wise persons. recalling experiences | of the past, will see that everything movable is nailed down tonight-the | night before the Fourth. | Showing their interest and willing | ness to be on guard at all times, mem i bers of the fire department are to | spend tonight at the fire station.
 Some fireworks and other things that are common to the observance of the Fourth were being sold here Thursday. but in quantities greatly re- duced from the standards of past l years.
 | Were at Gettysburg. Fifty-one years ago today A. H. Huntingdon. George Henry and c. A. Potter were among those present at the battle of Gettysburg. which is still 1 looked upon as considerable of a l scrap. They were in the thick of it, too.
 Members of the special committee of the town that will have super vision of the building of the new schoolhouse at the Valley will select and desks to be used.
 Chester Hutchlns and Archie Hutch ins have a camp at Old Killingly pond | this summer.
 ] merly of Danielson, is visiting here | with Mir and Mrs A. F. Wood. A. P Woodward is spending a few days with friends at Oakland beach. I take next week of seeing the cavalry troops that are to be encamped in the neighboring town of Pomfret. l Heavy Rainfall.
 About an inch of rain. the first real storm in several weeks, fell during Wednesday night. and will prove of immense benefit to suffering crops in towns in this section.
 Two Prisoners Escape. Joseph Robillsrd, sentenced from Putnam for illegal liquor selling, and Joseph Roche, Webster, arrested here l a few weeks ago for trying to steal a | ride on the pilot of the locomotive of 8 | passenger train, escaped from a Brook fyn jail squad of prisoners while en- gagged on outdoor work near Pomfret
 A search for the men was conducted during Thursday.
 163 Postal Savings Accounts.
 Twenty new accounts were opened during June in the postal savings de- partment at the local postoff1ce and ter accounts were closed. At the end oi the month the open accounts number ed l6s. The total of deposits for June was S21s6, the total of withdrawals $1. 306. The total of deposits at the
 end of the month was s16,7s2. From
 other postal savings departments 1T
 other postoffices in towns in this sec tion the local office has s22.056. a tota , of deposits held through this office oi |, so1e.6I. Of the July issue of pos tai savings bonds. $500 was taken al .