Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
DANIELsoN
Mrs. Milton A. shumway Seriously III Putnam Barbers Aeid Outing at Aiexapder's Laks-monthIy Visit of County conr,issionsrs te Jaii.

Mrs. Mtlton "A. ShunWay Seriously iIi
 Putnam Barbers Neid Outing at Aiexapder's Laks-MontbIy Visit of County Commissioners te JaiI. Dr. and Mrs, T. R. Maxneid of New Mrs. Milton A Shumvay was re- ported Thursday as quite sernousiy i'll, the nature of the illness not having been definitely determined. Miss Bertha White was visitor in Norwich Thursday.
 George c. Woods of Hartfh1d visited with friends in Danielson Thursday. A. P. Woodward will spend the week end at Oakland Beach.
 with friends In Danielson Thursday. Mir. and Mrs. Frank B. Gallup re- gently visited with friends in Ekonk. Members of the Danielsoh Firemen's department outing and claMhake. The registrars are holding their first | session for the enrolment o. voters to- \ day.
 As a half holiday Thursesy after noon did not offer the clerizL anything exceptional in the way of vacation | weather.
 A quantity of pipe to be used in the | construction of the Carter street sewer has been received and distributed at
 The body of Joseph Gagne. drowned at Wauregan Sunday afternoon, was buried in the Brooklyn cemetery
 Cold weather kept many away from wildwood park Thursday evening. when dancing and fireworks were
 Center street lbrook-a eauze of much trouble in past years-has again been overfiowing this week.
 T n GaMS4A A1 11r automobile parties from Danielson to Rocky Point.
 Board VIII Be Republican. Members of other political parties have 1t figured out that all of inc mem nerg Of the board Of re. of-party strength undiminished-wii be repub- lican within a few years under the effective in KliIingly this ial1. This also has been true for the past few years as to the board of asLeSsors. corn Crop Short This Fall.
 Farmers who inspected their corn crops Thursday were in LsSpy cases depressed to ind that the storm pf Wednesday had caused fully as muSI damage as had been estimaLEd. It no,s seems certain that the corh crop will
 be short in this section this fall.
 Italian Ressrvists Report at Providsnes
 Italian reservists in this-tIe Provi. | dence-dietrict have been In that city
 to report to the Italian consrl as re-
 quired by notices sent out recently
 Joseph cristini and Louis Hertoreili both liable to be called for duty ir the armies fighting againSi Austria
 but have not been ordered 10 report al
 yet.
 earbsrs Held Outing
 The Putnam BarberS union held ar
 outing and dinner at PhiI:ps' grove
 Aiexanders lake. The jourpsymen oi barbers of Danielson who are TnemberI ; of the union attended. 4 baseball
 game was one of the featr4Cs of thu days sport. Danielson players winning
 the contest.
 Still at County JaII.
 Through @ slip-up in the arrange ments that were intended 1o produc'
 a bond sufficient to secure hts releas' } from custody, John Albert Kenehan O.
 Providence, who is charged with man
 slaughter as the result of causing thu death of Vasiles T. TsakonsB aged
 years, on Memorial day, is stiu held a
 amount of the bond is $1,:J0. Hi , relatives have not relaxed :jeiT effortl
 to raise the amount of the bend, how
 ever and 1t was stated Thursday tha they are hoping for success within {
 short time.
 High Water Delaying Repair Work.
 The heavy rains have so raised tn, . level of the Quinebaug river shat worl
 is delayed on the repairs to the cana 2 embankment washed out at the plan . of the Killingly Manufacturing com l pany last month. Much work has beer ] done, however, but the repair job is
 big one and the force of maE engageI | upon 1t will be busy at Will'amsvill !, , for some time to come.
 County Commissioners Visit Jail. The county commissioners have bee1 z | at the county jail this week for one O
 their monthly visits to the institution It is understood that the officials vii , l be there again next week for anothe meeting end that consideration will b | given to plans that have been discusse s for making improvements that vii 3 make the cells that need attention nor l. secure. There were 57 prisorGrs at tn
 jail Thursday.
 Many to Become citizsns.
 Inquiry in various towns in this sec | ton of tho county tend to indi"ate tha V there will be an unusually la' se mum
 Der of applications for natIralizatio
 this fall. There is a surprising numbe l of old-ume residents in this vicinit ] who have never taken out citizens pa
 pers. for one reason or another. or fo
 Europe has set them to thinking. f | is surprising, in way, to Tear som | of these subjects of other government f and all worthy people express positiv
 opposition to going back and fightin
 under the standards of thcir nativ a lands, yet perfectly willing to shoulde a gun for Uncle Sam if their service n great qualification for American citi ;. 4anRhip-