Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-05
DOING ITS SHARE
kiIIingIy Contributing Tcward Sub scriPtion to the Liberty Loan With Gratifying Promptness.

The Windham County National bank | reports that subscriptions received 1 for the Liberty Bonds are now in ex- cess of $50, 900, and with other sub pect to send in s100, 900 This is a truly remarkable showing for Killing ly and Danieison. The officials of the national bank, which is the repreSen- tatiVe in this community of the Fed eral Reserve Bank of Boston, and the secretary of the treasury of Washing- ton, have been doing their utmost to inspire people that it was their patr;- otic duty to subscribe for the Liberty Bonds.
 The success Of the war depends pri- marily on the successful Notation of this Liberty Bond People are be- tremendous effect it would have up on the allies and also the enemy if the United States should come for ward with. aus- oversubscription to this finance has such a loan been offered by any single nation. The United States is looked upon as the richest nation in the world and the response in a degree show to Germany and her allies just how united the people stand in this great cause.
 All About the Borough. Miss Alice Caron of Worcester spent Sunday at her home in Danielson.
 George C. Bennett of Lowell spent Sunday with friends in town
 Monday, June 4, employees came into the new advance in wages announced several weeks ago for mills here aboutS
 Dorcas Rebekaf lodge will entertain the members of Mizpah Rebekah lodge of Putnam Friday evening"
 A mission, which was very success ful. was closed for the English speak ing people of St James parish Sum- day afternoon
 Military registration officers will be in session today from a. m. to D. n1-, at the town hall here, at Colurn- bia hall in Dayville and at Sayles hall in East killingIy.
 Mrs. M. A. Shumway is to entertain the members of the Ladies' Art club at an afternoon lea Wednesday.
 Miss Laura c. Vinton of Providence spent Sunday with friends in Daniel
 Tn the churches of Danielson Sun day reference was made to the 1iber- ty loan. in which it is hoped mater tally to interest all citizens.
 Take Lake Cottage.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. F. DaVy and chill dren are to occupy the R. c. Hopkins cottage at Alexander's lake for the summer season.
 Mir. and Mrs John W. Kennedy spent Sunday with friends at North Sterling.
 
 ready engaged in an active campaign to turn killingly into the no-license column of towns in Connecticut at the october town meeting.
 Grading Morin Avenue.
 The work of grading Morin avenue, which extends from Connecticut Mills avenue to Main street, near the bor- ough line is underway This street is to be given a fine graveled surface and rolled. Several houses already are being built along this street.
 No Hope for Stacker.
 young man, who was born in Canada, gave up the idea of return ing there from this place, where he was going to avoid military registra- tion, when he learned his chance across the border were more likely to bring him into military service than it is here. He is a British subject.
 Need Taste of the Law
 Officers here continue to have difff- culties with some automobile driv- CTS who persist in running their cars past standing electric cars, this prac- tice being particularly troublesome at Danielson center.
 Women to Distribute Presidents Ad-
 dress.
 At registration places in Killingly today members of the Danie1son Equal Franchise League will distrib- ute to all who register copies of the presidents address explaining the po- sition of the United States upon en- tering the world war.
 Secretary of War Baker has re- quested the chairman of the National Council of Defense to ask the wouen of the country to make this distribu- ton on Registration day as a part of their patriotic work. The work in this state has been put into the hands of the Connecticut Wornan's Suffrage associa ton by Mrs. Edward H. Smiley temporary chairman for the council of defense. The name of Mrs. Rienzi Robinson has been sent to Dr. Anna H. Shaw as organizer for the work in KillingIy. Mrs. Robinson will have assistants