Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-25
pANIELSON

Transferred to Georgia f- Rural
 School Survey Planned = National
 Bank Open Evenings for Bond Sub.
 seribers-T~o Mon Held Under $500 s Bonds. Each for Chicken Stealing. : Private Harold Greene, formerly. a letter carrier here, left Camp Devens ii from his com pany- for Camp Gordon, Ga. where they are to remain in training for the winter
 t.x. Rural School Survey. :. Representing the Connecticut Fed efation of Women's Clubs educational committee. of which she is the head, Miss Emma F. Filling has commenced a rural school survey that is. to cover the state of Connecticut. In this she will have the. assistance of numerous wnmen's clubs throughout the state. l- To Grant Licenses.
 The. county commissioners will be .i1 Danielson on the afternoon of Nov e1nber l., for the purpose of grantins licenses to those who have applied The license applications here are the same as they were last year
 ..cattIe Sale Continued.
 Another big cattle sale was con- ducted Wednesday at the George Kim ball farm at Woods Hill in the town Of Brooklyn by J. Carl witter. The sale was attended by buyers from many towns. -- John Eolley and James Moran, both of Dayville have returned to their homes from Canr Deveus. where they were found physically disqualified for military service.
 Talk on Liberty Bonds.
 Pupils in the public schools here heard talk on Liberty = bonds. by Cashier F'rancis'E Storer of the Wind ham County National bank during Wednesday mornings 7sessien: The young people are raising fund With E5hich to purchase a bond A Wild Northeaster. N Wednesdav's wild northeasterls present fall seascn, but was welcomed by the hunters, wi.o have been await ing .one result achieved by the dis turba nce-the removal of leaves from rhe trees, that hunting may be bet ter. = New Supervisor of Music.
 Miss Gertrude A. Warde1i of Glen Ridge. N: T.. has taken up her work public schools. Miss wart1e1l has had training at the New Err s1and Conser vatory of Music in Boston and under Ralph Baldwin, supervisor of music in the schools of Hartford.
 Bank Open Evenings.
 In order to accommodate workers who have time to attend to such matters during the day and to help in every way to boom the Liberty loar the -Windham County National bank is to remain open evenings the remain der Of the week to receive subscrip tons for the bonds
 Canvass Among Operatives.
 In mills throughout this territory there began Wednesday canvass among operatives for subscriptions to the Liberty loan. The first days work brought pleasing success. The cam paign is being undertaken under the direction of the manufacturers com mittee.
 Potatoes $40 . BusieI. % Potatoes were being sold here Wed rate. of $40 a bushel Here is the answer to the croakers who were pre- dieting last spring, when hundreds of gardens were being planted, that this falls supply. would be so heavy as to bring prices down to 75 cepts bushel
 Locking Up Ryner's Record. Investigation rela tive tc the charac- Ser and history of. Frank J. Rymer. who at Woodstock Vt, has pleaded not guilty to a charge of murdering his wife. has been extended by Yer mont state authorities into the town of Killinglv. where Rymer formerly was a resident. No statement ha~ been made available as to the line of inquiry that Is being pursued here.
 Rents Raised, Tenements Scarce. One of the mos. active scrambles for rents is now going on in Daniel 1 son that the town has ever known :! Even rapid building of homes has failed to keep pace with the needs of tEe borough's rapidly growing popu- lation. One result has been a general boosting of rents, and there is no chance of appeal from tho price ver- diets that the landlords are filing.
 Bond Buyers Must Hustle.
 No accurate figures were available