Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-21
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELsON

Home Guard Must Not Miss Drills l Borough Horses Run at Woon- socket-BuiIding and Loan Asso- ciation's Assets Over $1,5o0-BuriaI i of Carl WiiIiams-csr Owners Ready ] to Join Mohegan Trail Parade Funeral of Napoleon chasnon-Red Cross Activity.
 Captain F. O. Huntington, First Lieu tenant Henry Burton and Second Lieu tenant l. w. Davis of the Danielson company will be at New London Sun day for meeting of the officers of the ment
 Class Day Exercises. Class day exercises of Killingly High school are to be held in the town hall this afternoon, the graduating exercis- es this evening. Grade schools in the town close tomorrow.
 Another collection of prisoners, charged with having been intoxicated, were before Judge Woodward in the town court Wednesday morning, again suggesting what is so rare as a day in June that does not find some one in trouble.
 Home Guard Must Obey Regulations.
 Members of Danielson Home Guard company have been notified by Cap tain Huntingdon, acting on a communi- cation received from the adjutant. gen. erals office that it's member will be fined for missing drills and otherwise penalized for neglect of duty in ac- cordance with the schedule set down for the members of the national guard.
 Saw >Woonsocket Races.
 Horses owned by C.. H. Michaels started in the races at Woonsocket Wednesday. Among those present from Danielson were J. Carl Witter G. O. Thomas, A. D Wentworth, Chris
 
 ward Mcbride. MT. Michaels has Silver Heels Rhoda Ashburn, Ellie Scott and Mo1burns at the track.
 Assets Over s15,ooo
 Secretary c. H. Starkweather of the DanielsOn Building and Loan asSocia- ton reported to the organization that the assets of the association are now voted a new series of shares as of July l. Fifty dollars was added to the sur plus account, making total of $100 and $70 were charged off for supplies. About s100 in undivided profits is on hand. It was voted to declare a div idend of per cent. per annum, this 1 dividend amounting to nearly s200.
 All of the company's money except l as noted is loaned. with the exception of $1,60O on hand and available for | that purpose.
 The association has done splendidly | since it was organized in January of 1916, and shares constantly go out in | every new series to those who find in | the investment an easy way to save a little each month.
 Campaign for Recruits.
 F. E. Cuneen, member of the state | council of defence, said Wednesday | that a campaign for recruits for the | regular army and national guard is to l be inaugurated in DanieIson at once. Connecticut has not supplied its quota hR nv H. til next Monday to do it.
 MT. Cuneen is to arrange for a pub lie mass meeting which will be ad dressed by an officer of the regular army. A local committee will also be appointed to canvass for recruits. In arousing people to the fact that this country is really at war, the state council of defence is to take such means throughout the state as will be taken in DanielSon.
 pr. Edward HoIyoke Commencement
 Speaker.
 Dr. Edward Holyoke pastor of Cal vary Baptist church, Providence, is to deliver the address at the commence nent exercises in the town hall, be- ginning at o'clock this evening. This $ to be public, although admission to he class day exercises this afternoon s by invitation only.
 Burial of Carl Williams.
 The burial of Carl Williams, who vas well known here and in Wauregan, where he was formerly resident, was buried in Brooklyn cemetery Wednes lay afternoon. MT. Williams died in lome was in New Britain. Louis E. was in charge of the arrange nents.
 To Gather by Glasses Officers of the KilHngly High school i Alumni association in charge of the z he f0 he l- ,raduating class tomorrow evening 7 ent out a request Wednesday that raduates gather by class at the re- f option, at points about the armory r where their class numeral is displayed I
 Others to Join Fridays Parade. More car owners signified their in i ention Wednesday of entering their T rail Friday morning. Others who | ave in mind going are being urged y the committee to send their names | ) Marshal A. P. Woodward. r The metal signs that are to mark T, ne trail have been received here and ill be put up at one. A number of r nem will be placed within the limits d f the town of Killingly. The signs r 'hite oval center bears the words Mohegan Trair' in red enamel and T 1e background of the face of the ' ign is of blue enamel An arrow c oints the route. n
 Final Examinations. b In the graded schools throughout the 4 ,wn of Killingly pupils were engaged 2 on their final examinations t the school year. On account of L some of the grade schools ill be closed this afternoon but will a g in session again Friday, the final u ay of the term. i'
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 Napoleon Chaenon.