Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-03
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANfELSON

Richard J. HeaIey First to Pass Ex- emption Board Examination--John \ F. Barstow Home from Algeria H Heat Makes Conductor Henry Erootss iII-May Be Necessary to Gall r 600 II Drafted Men-Haroid Gordon Wants to Be Flyer.
 | Mrs Frederick M Reed of High l street is at Hicksville, L. l., where she | will have charge of a canning school I during the summer months.
 | Mrs. Leonard Kies of South Killing I 1y is recovering from an illness that | obliged her to go to the Middlesex | hospital at East Cambridge, Mass. First to Pass Examination. 1 Richard J. Healey, clerk at the Dan- ielson inn, was the first Killingly man l 10 pass the physical examinati tion by 1 the exemption board and to pass out l without claiming exemption. | George C. Stewart of Fall River was, l visitor with friends here Thursday. I Rev. John W. Wright, who has been. l in Wisconsin. is in Dayville. Appointed Administrator. George w. San1ers has been named' as administrator of the estate of Myra B. Sanders.
 Dr. George Barnes of Dayvi1le is as- sisting the exemption board in thei hysical examination work that is be- Ing done at Putnam.
 
 gre to be in session today for the pur- pose of making enrolment of voters. qualified to take part in primaries.
 Home from Algeria.
 John F. Barstow, wireless man on a tank steamship, is visiting at his home here after an exciting trip to Algeria. He will return to his ship within few days and will again go across.
 Miss Laura C. Vincent of Provi- dence visited friends in Danielson Thursday.
 The members of the Home guard will drill for the first time in their new uniforms at the state arnory nextS Tuesday evening
 To Epeak at Outdoor Service.
 Rev. G. F. Swainson, Dayville. is 70 speak at the service on Davis park Sunday evening.
 All Helped Toward sendoff.
 In justice to all who worked so tdili- gently to make a success of the Sendpf of the Thirteenth company, it may be stated that no one individual may than a dozen men lent their best ,ef- ! f rts to organizing the sendof To Cassius 4. Hamilton is due the great I est part of the credit for securing. theii helped to swell the fund presentede the 4 company. I
 May Go as Siege Artillery.
 Members of the Thirteenth company 1 may go to France as siege artillery. l This is the latest guess of those. who l are watching what Uncle Sam is tdoing l with coast artillery troops. In their | present station they will attain eff 4 ciency in handling big guns and this.j knowledge may be applied to the op- f erating of monster field pieces much { after the style of the Boche Big:d Berthas
 Heat Makes Conductor Brooks Till. |
 Thursday was another 100- degree.l day, the fourth in succession thhS week Insofar as relaxation from the heats sway was concerned, the day offered {. nothing better than the three ,days,l that had gone before.
 Mills that have been closing on, ac- count of the heat were again shut town at the noon hour. Clerks also i' got a respite from business their 1 weekly half holiday having rolled around There have been very few, cases of 1eat prostration. Of those who have been made i'll by the heat was Con- 1uctor Henry Brooks. Dayvfne of theS Shore Line Electric railwaysservice.