Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-31
DANIELsON

French Soidier ExPreSSed naaHS IOT Gift Box-oat Races at Brooklyn Arranaed-case of InfantiIe Paraly- sis-Joseph Herbert Bound Over, Charged With Rape and Assault Accusing Woman Admits She Took Drinks With. Him.
 Howard withey. who has been in a Worcester hospital, is at his home recently received by an explosion.
 Stanley H. Rood of Hartford and Miss Ellen Gleason of Boston were guests of Luther Filling at his home in Westtield.
 Condition Critical.
 Wallace Paine was reported from Putnam Monday as critically ill at the hospital
 pr. F. w. Page has been spending a few days in Hubbardston, Mass.
 B. c. Newell of Pawtucket visited friends in Danielson Monday.
 French Soldier Grateful.
 From Paul Deroulede. a French sol dier now in a Paris hospital, Charles A, Tillinghast has received aeknowl- edgment of a gift box forwarded through relief work channel few months ago, and the soldier expresses his deep appreciation.
 V. H. Wetherell was in Woonsocket Monday, called there by the death of a relative by marriage.
 John Buddy of Bridgeport was re- cent visitor in Danielson.
 Mrs. Martin B. Shedd of Norwich visited Monday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter P. White.
 Miss Margaret F1agg of Putnam vis- tied Mrs. George Caron of Mechanic street
 John V. Dennison of Attleboro was a visitor in town Monday.
 All Saints day will be observed with special services at St. James church tomorrow and there is to special All Souls day services Thursday.
 Republican Rally at WiIliamsviIIe.
 w. I. Bullard spoke at a republican rally held at the Social club building in Williamsville Monday evening, this be- ing one of the village rallies planned for the town this week.
 Will Sail for Norway.
 Captain Hugh l.. Mason, Brooklyn, is about to sail for Norwegian ports as commander of one of the Standard Oil company's tank steamers. Captain Mason was the commander of the Communipaw, tanker falsely report ed sunk a few months ago. Two Sent to Jail In the town court Monday morning Judge w. F. Woodward sentenced Henry Trask to serve 50 days in jail. charges intoxication and breach of the peace, and William Demers to serve 90 days, intoxieation and breach of the peace.
 Going South. MT and Mrs. c. A Young and MT. and Mrs. Chauncey .. Young are to leave for New Smyrna, Fla, a few days after election to remain for the int nr NTVs RjpTzi R nhin - son also plan to leave for the5 south soon after election.
 Dat Races at Brooklyn. Local owners of speed class horses have arranged to race at the Brooklyn fairgrounds tracks. c. H. Michaels, J. Carl Witter w. B. Wheatley and Tyler Andrews will have horses entered in one race, which will be for a large quantity of oats. The race will be the purchased Silver Heels is seen in ac- tion hereabOutS.
 Has lnfantile Paralysis. The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Myers, who live on the Elmville road, is ill with infantile pa ralysis, but the case is reported as a mild one by Dr. W. H. Judson, health officer, and complete recovery is antic- ipated.
 
 to be held at Old Trinity church street, Brooklyn, Wednesday morning, the service to be conducted by Rev. MT. Hooker.
 Stock in Demand.
 It was stated here Monday that the issues of stock of the Goodyear Cot ton Company, Inc, and of the Wau- regan company, reorganized are being eagerly sought for and indications are ~l,r, l01 Scribed.
 Steady progress is being made on the club houses being erected at Alta waugan and Ballouville by the Atta- waugan company. The clubs will fur nish social quarters for men of the village during the winter season.
 Cooperative Buying Society.
 There is some discussion lmong a group of local men relative to forming a cooperative buying society as a measure intended to relieve them in some degree of the high cost of living. The plans, as now talked of, provide for wholesale buying and distribu- tion at cost plus freight or other ship ping charges.
 kiIingIy Trust Go. Declares Dividend.
 The directors of the Killingly Trust company declared a% regular dividend upon the capital stock of the copora- ton and authorized interest payment at the rate of four per cent. per an- mum. This company, although closely affiliated with the Windham County National bank, nevertheless maintains it's own organization, Its savings de- posits have shown substantial growth during the last six months, this re- fiecting the prosperous business con- ditions prevailing in eastern Connectt- cut.