Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-24

Connecticut MilIs-linemen Drafted,
 Return to New Jersey-Chidren's
 Clubs Interested in County Fair
 Suitable School for Goodyear Talked.
 Of.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Kennedy are entertaining Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Miss Margaret Sullivan, of Hartford.
 Rev. F. A Blake of Brooklyn had charge of the union midweek prayer service al the Baptist church Thursday evening.
 Georgs C. Worden of Worcester was visitor with friends here Thursday.
 Chiefs Vacation Ends.
 Chief Michael J. Grimshaw has re- turned to his duties after his annual vacation.
 the. estate of William Keech.
 Rev. E. A. Legg is to preach at the sunday afternoon service on Davis park.
 Emergency Cooking.
 Miss Ethel Tillinghast will speak this evening at the Methodist church on Emergency Cooking.
 Arthur Lapsley of Pomfret will try for acceptance as a member of Uncle Sams aviation corps.
 Coming from Georgia.
 Miss Edith West of Georgia will come here next month as assistant welfare worker at the Connecticut mills.
 MT. and Mrs. Davis Strong of New York are guests for few weeks at the Bartlett homestead at East Xiii Iingly.
 Walter Dixon was a visitor at his Thursday.
 Hour sales, Saturday, Keystone Store. adv
 John H. HalloweIl of Bridgeport was eli friQ
 Quinebaug lodge, I. O. O. F., will confer degree upon candidates at a meeting next week.
 Lineren Drafted.
 A number of the men who are work ing here with an A. T. and T. company notice of being drafted. They left Thursday to answer the call, some of them going to New Jersey.
 A number of Danielson people will be at Willimantic Sunday to attend the services at the camp ground
 Syrian to Speak.
 Mrs. Adeb Ferris, a native Syrian mis- sionary, is to speak at the services at the Congregational church Sunday morning. She will be accompanied by one of her five daughters.
 It was stated Thursday that it then seemed probable that the Danielson Home guard company VIII go into camp a the rife range on Saturday night. Sept. l. and remain over Labor day, but no orders have been issued.
 Clubs Interested in Fair.
 President J. B. Stetson of the Wind ham County Agricultural society is well pleased with the .progress being made toward interesting members of boys and girls clubs in Windham in the agricultural exhibits at the fair this fall. There area 1000 members of such clubs in Wirfdhap county towns. School for Goodyear Might Cost $33, GOO
 The providing of adequate school fla cilities for the village of Goodyear is one of the important matters that vot- CTS of the town of Killingly will be called to pass upon before long. A free site on Goodyear Heights has been offered fer a school by the Goodyear Cotton company, Inc.
 With the present exceedingly high cost of all building materials and labor at record high prices, the building of a school such a the village really needs presents a financial problem that will require careful attention. Figures on a building such as some residents of Goodyear would like to see erected there show a prospective cost as high as sss.Ooo, a heavy burden for to assume in it's present financial condition. For sale: Spraying outfit 1-2 horse power gasoline engine, with tub and SCCA Shumway Clothing Co., Danielson.- adv. SpecuIatins as to Troops Assignment. It now seems probable that the Dan ielson men who are going out with the new national army will be located at Aver, Mass. although definite an- or that point has not been received here.
 All the men called for service are strong for Aver in preference to any 1 cf the rev army cantonments. The reason is that it is near home not | much more than 50 miles from Daniel | son. After organizat tion and during theS period of training the men occa- siona1ly will be allowed brief leaves of l absence. Under such circumstan nces they will have opportunity to visit at their homes and from time to time relatives and friends may call to see them.
 Verify, this looks like better propo- sition than training in some camp be- low the Mason and Dixon line.
 Storms Cause Trouble and Loss,
 Men having to do with the upkeep of electrical systems in this section characterize the present. summer S the most disastrous in years, so far as damage to lines and electrical equip ment is concerned, due to the many severe thunder storms