Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-28

 Day Events at Big Mills Announced. Miss Alice Caron of the training school for nurses in a Worcester hos pital is at her home here for vaca- ton.
 Miss Rosa Alma Heneault of Mon treal is visiting relatives in Daniel son.
 Sergeant Leon Blanchard of the Thirteenth company was at his home of absence.
 Mrs. Abbie Hopkins, night operator at the telephone ext hange, is having her vacation.
 Returns to PIattsburs.
 Captain William H. Warren, who was taken ill during the first period of training at the officers camp at Plattsburg, has returned there for the second training camp. Captain War ren may get the rank of major
 George F. Davignon, Harry Cook, Louis Woisard, George Berris, Henry Breyea and Paul Floris were an1S,C the Dan olson men who visited the members of the Thirteenth company at Fort Terry.
 Sent to Jail.
 Judge w. F. Woodward presided al a session of the town court Monday morning. Edward LemieIx of Fall River was given 30 days in jail.
 No Siackers Here!
 Exemption board members are re- ceiving requests from young men call ed for service that they be allowed to go out with the very first contingent sent from this district to camp. No siackers, thesei
 On SearchIiqht Detail.
 Several members of the Thirteenth company at Fort Terry have been or dered on searchlight detail and are learning to operate the powerful searchlights at the fort.
 Private John Horton, special order " for an officer of one of the Rhode Island National guard organizations. is now at the camp in Boxford. Raia- tives from Danielson visited at this camp Sunday.
 Transportation and Meal Tickets.
 Railroad transportdtio and meal to the members of the exemption board for this district Monday. The tickets will be issued to the men of the new army as they leave for camp.
 Erecting Community House.
 On a high knoll in a. littIe grove of trees on Lewis boulevard g community house for feminine workers at the Con necticut mills is being erected. This home will also be the headquarters of the welfare workers of the company.
 Some of the worn rails along that section O. Main street where the con- tIelS IOduWdy IS to De DuliL are to De replaced with new rails, How being received here and distributed by the Shore Line Electric Railway company.
 Makes Traffic Dangerous.
 Heavy rains of the past few days have so washed out sections of the highway between South Killingly and the Rhode Island line at Little Rest as to make the route positively dangerous for motor traffic. It is expected that the damage will be repaired It once. Took Bottles of Beer and Destroyed
 Them.
 Legal action is promised against two Brooklyn men who, representing them selves as having authority, according to statements of local men who figured in the affair." took bottles of beer from an automobile which had Teen driven stroyed them. The men In the car say they had the beer for their own use. They have placed their case in the hands Of an attorney and instructed him to take action against the Brook iyn men, whom they intend to prose- cute to the fullest extent.
 Going to Aver.
 Men drafted into the army. service Camp Devans, Aver Mass it was off, cially announced here Monday morn ing. This announcement is highly plea sing to the men called for service, as it will mean being in the canton ment nearest Danielson and holds the promise of opportunity for occasional visits home during the training period and opportunity for their friends to visit them in camp.