Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-27

| Over 75 Women Volunteer to Knit | for Red cross-Prof. Timothy Blake Lectures on Passion PIay-5ar-
 tenders outins-NapoIeon De Forest Fined for Assault-Opsnirg of Schools Next Week. Mrs. Katherine Filling of Locust Valley, L. l., has been the guest of Luther Filling and Miss Emma F. Filling.
 During the past few days Assistant Postma ster Raymond E. Allen has been going over the routes with the annual reports required by the post office department.
 Fireman Tewgood Injured. Henry Tewgood, fireman on the New Haven road, was injured al Putnam when he fell into an excavation while making his way through the yards to go out on a run with his train His injuries are not of serious nature. Judge W. F. Woodward was in Mid | dletown. on a business trip. May Go to France. Corporal Carl Anderson, whose home is here, may soon see service in l France IS he is member of K com pany First infantry, Hartford. which is scheduled, to go over with the Tank division.
 A large number went to Wildwood park Saturday evening for the dancing at the pavilion.
 Volunteer to Knit. More than 75 Danielson women have volunteered to do knitting under the auspices of the Danielson chapter of the Red Cross in response to the na- tior- wide appeal of. the parent organ ization.
 Talk on Economical Cooking. Miss Ethel Tillinghasts talk at the Methodist church on Economical Cook ing was attended by nearly half a very much of a success Miss Filling hast will give another talk soon. prob ably at the Baptist church kitchen.
 DB. and Mrs. L. J. Sylvester have been entertaining MT. and Mrs. Arthur | Sylvester of Stamford.
 Miss Beatrice Lindner is to spend this week at Oakland Beach. Frederick C. Standish of Fall River visited Danielson friends over Sum- day.
 Gaston A Maindon motored to New Bedford Sunday.
 Holds Rank of Sergeant. Carl Anderson, now of the new 102d United States, was at his home here Sunday on leave of absence, probably for the last time before going to France MT. Anderson now holds the rank of sergeant, a recent advance ment from corporal.
 Lecture on Passion Play. There were hundreds of parishioners at St. James church Sunday evening to hear the illustrated lecture on the Passion Play as presented at Ober ammergau. by Prof. Timothy Blake of Boston. The choir of the church sang special music.
 To Lecture on Galleries.
 At the Baptist church Tuesday even ing at 7.30 Roger w. Pease will speak on Calories, this being one 1rl the series of lectures of instruction on food economy in the home. The lecture will be followed by an aluminium demon stration and each housewife will be given an aluminium pan.
 At Eiks' CIambake.
 A number of Danielson men were at Willimantic Sunday to at'end clam bake given by brother members of Willimantic lodge of Elks.
 Bartenders' Outing.
 Members of the Partenders' local, including workers in Putnam and Danielson and their families, were at Phillips grove Alexander; lake, Sun day for au outing and clambake. w. A Whipple of DanieIson had charge of the bake, which was pronounced excellent.
 Assaulted Father and Sen.
 In the town court Saturday after a local mill was heavily fined for hav- ing, without provocation, struck Au- gustus Longon and one of MT. Longo's sons. The assault occurred Friday evening.
 SpecuIating as to Governments Plans.
 Indications are that the Thirteenth company, which is a unit of the Con- necticut Coast Artillery corps, will not be sent to France with the Connecticut infantry regiments that are going over soon. Members of the Thirteenth fixF tNna home say that they hear nothing at ca mp as to the definite use to be made of the Coast Artillery corps. although there is inclination toward the be- lief that it may be used as heavy ar tilery.
 Damage by Lightning.
 During the terrific thunder shower that swept over Danielson a midnight Friday bolt Of Egr-
 the business section, near the Phoenix building. and put electric lights @out of commission in that immediate neigh borhood The storm included perfect deIuge for 9 ten minute period. East of DanielsOn trees and telephone poles were sha ttered by the lightning, which was almost continuous.
 Interest Tn Presidents Statement.
 Sunday news stories relative to the presidents statement relative to talk ing married men for the service aroused much interest in Danlelson and vicinity. There has been much l talk eye" this phase of the drafting | in towns hereabouts. and speculation | over the possibility of what might be | done by official Washington to relieve l what many have considered an un- i necessary burden on heads of families. |
 Schools to Open Next Week.
 Schools throughout the town of Kill lingIy will open for the fall term on | Tuesday of next week. The town school | committee has arranged for the open ing. It is expected that the registra- ton this year will show considerable increase over the figures for last year. Methodist church in Redbank, N. J. r,I,a rT,.i,, !, mt fa I