Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-08
DANIEL LS6N AND PUTNAM NEWS.
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 Samuel Clements Stricken With . Shock on the Road Near Wiliians- viIie-Wauregan Has Picture Thea tre-confersnce at Msthodist Church -Red Gross Branch Appeals For Workers.
 Stricken with a shock and falling unconscious beside the highway. Sam- uel Clements. an aged resident of Brooklyn was brought to the police station here Wednesday morning and placed on a cot. His Condition was such as to result in the summoniu8 of the trouble. which was a puzzle to the officers
 MT. Clements was not identified for several hours after he arrived at the station, John M. Bessettee of the West Side being the first to recognixe him. Mir. Clements. relatives in Brook Iyn were notified and. still unconscious he was taken to that town In the aft
 At Automebils Show
 c. H. Pel1ett and Herbert T. Bar nett were in Boston. "Wednesday at tending the automobile show.
 John Dove returned to his studies at Brown university Wednesday after brief visit at his home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis F. Kennedy were in Boston Wednesday attending the automobile show.
 Henry B. Mason of Meriden was . visitor with friends in Danieison We'd nesday.
 Henry Burnett has entered the enn- ploy of the Danielson Trust company as boolxkeeper.
 nesday attending the automobile show.
 County Commissioners J. A. Dady, Urgele Lafrance and E.. H. Corttis were at Brooklyn jail Wednesday for their March visit of inspection
 Health Improved.
 Gaston A. Maindon writes from New Smyrna, Fla. that his health is much improved by his stay in the south. He is to return here about April 1.
 Zero Weather Wednesday.
 Some thermometers registered zero Woodward's the lowest point register ed was degrees above.
 Judge W. F. Woodward presided at a session of the town court Wednes- day morning. disposing of two cases
 Heavy shipments of lumber for use in building houses at Wi1liamsville continue to arrive at Dayville this week.
 Personal Tax Collector George WILL jams is about to take drastic action to bring the dilinquents forward with their money, following the statute re- quirednents.
 Henry C. Livermore of Concord, N H., was Q visitor in Danielson on Wednesday.
 Tire Duck Shipments Heavy
 Big shipments of automobile tire duck continue to go forward by Adams express from Danielson to Ohio points. showing the pressing demand for the fabric.
 The Killingly High school basket ball team expects a lively game with tho team of Uxbridge High School team which comes here Friday even ing.
 Related Returns.
 Althouch a splendid showing has been made. all returns in the military census were not in Wednesday night at 8. o'clock, the hour at which Se- lectman J. A. Gilbert desired the final returns be made.
 Power Plant Improvements.
 J. Arthur Atwood stated that inn provements are to be made at the pany, operating the mills on the West Side.
 Charles NJ. Smith. who has been se- riously i'1 at his home on Hawkins street, was renorted Wednesday as more comfortable.
 Rev. w. H. Evans is to conduct I en- ten services at St. Alban's churcl; on Friday evening.
 Mrs. Alfred L. Reed will have the members of the Sewing society Of St. Aiban's church at her home on flaw l<ins street for meeting Friday after noon.
 Picture Theatre For Wauregan.
 At Wauregan the mill company has and improved Wauregan hall for use as picture theatre and the opening took place Tuesday ev- ening This arrangement adds to the advantages of the vil- lage which heretofore has had to de- pend for picture entertainments on another house in West Wauregan, town of Brooklyn. A considerable sum of money was expended in ft- ting wauregan hall for the purpose for which it will now be used, fires capes. extra exits and other require ments of the state police department
 The High Cost of Froth. Tate alone knows. I am sure. where the blow'u fall next. Sure it's like oein' under shell fire and wonderfn how iong twill be before they drop one on the spot where you're standing not forgetting of course to hit you | where it hurts most. never see | anything like 1t. And faith when you think they've done their worst and are at the limit of their resources of getting 1t out of | you, they come across with a new one. l And, bad cess to them. you'd think 1 how they were running dry roods establishment with their | 2s and 2s cent articles, instead of such | a place as we used to know. Jack"