Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-28

to Hear Patriotic Addresses Tonight. Mir. and Mrs. George H. Call left Wednesday to spend the summer at their cottage at Cedar Point, near Buttonwoods, R. I.
 real news item: There was no session of the town court Wednesday morning.
 Married Ten Years. In observance of their tenth wedding anniversary, MT. and Mrs. John w. Kennedy entertained a few friends at a dinner party at their home on Acad- emy street Wednesday evening. Capt. A. H. W1thee of the Thirteenth company has returned from vacation trip in Maine.
 Pupils of St. James school were at Wildwood park for an outing Wednes- day afternoon.
 F. E. Cunneen was in New York Wednesday on business trip. Small Fire. fire in one of the departments at the mill of the Goodyear Cotton com pany caused the sounding of the Good year fire alarm. piece of metal cotton is believed to have caused the fire
 Returns from the Red Cross war fund campaign in this district remained incomplete Wednesday afternoon. Re- ports from two teams were lacking and also reports on some other sources of contribution.
 Plans for the Fourth.
 Arrangements for the observation of the Fourth at Industrial place are un- der way. The plans to date provide for a baseball game, for other athletic con tests and features that will make that end of Danielson a section of attraction on the holiday.
 Observing Proper Secrecy.
 Very little information pertaining to the war or activities of vessels comes to Danielson people who have relatives in the navy. Letters that are received here are censored before passing into the hands of the postoffice authorities. The writers are not even permitted to tell the location of the ship on which they are serving.
 Mrs. William Tufts CMiss Emma Stone) of Toronto, formerly of Daniel son, is the guest of Mir and Mrs A. F. Wood
 Cement for Road Work Ordered.
 An indication that the state highway department is to undertake the con struction of permanent paving in Main street, from the Congregational church northward, is the placing here of an order for the cement that will be need ed for the work. which, however, win probably not be undertaken until after work to be done by the trolley com pany is completed.
 ouHeTeo OnoCk WntIe m NorWIchs
 Charles Simmons was reported Wednesday afternoon as critically i'll at his home at Goodyear. MT. Simmons suffered shock while in Norwich Fri day and another at his home in Good year on Monday.
 DayvilIe Liberal.
 Dayville was one of the sections of Killingry that contributed literally to the Red Cross war fund. Contributions were received from many residents of the village. The fund in -Dayyille was considerably swelled as a result of tho Ignatius Kost in addressing the St Johns day congregation, which in cluded the members of the Union St. John Baptist, who marched to the church escorted by the Goodyear band.
 Thinks Aliens Should Be Drafted
 Why not conscrpit aliens? This question, for which he had a positive answer, was asked by a leading official of the town Wednesday, And, indeed, why not? No alien is in any degree, except by participation in the right of franchise. restricted in the enjoyment of the liberty for which the United States is now batting with autocracy As he enjoys this liberty, so too. should he be obligated to defend it by force of arms if necessary, it is being held by many hereby men who contemplate the departure of their own sons for war while aliens remain at home and enjoy the comforts of peaceful Occu patton. 4 drive to induce allied aliens either to volunteer to fight with the troops of Uncle Sam or under the flag of their native land is one of the activities sug- gested for KiIlingly.