Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
DANIELSON
ordsrs Issued to Home Guard for 9undays Tour of Duty-Hopkins-
 cuebn Marrisge-suriai of Daniel
 Newsil-open Meeting of Art Club.

Captain F. W. Armington has issued the following order 40 the Home Guard, Danielson Company;
 In accordance with G. O. No: ', R. the state armory at Danielson at S-So a m Sunday Oct. If, 1917, for one day tour of duty at New London.
 Bill of dress. service uniform, cam- paign hat and equipment, except nay ersack As no overcoats are issued civilian overcoats may be worn to and from New London. ,,,
 Ffns if absent. s5. No excuse will be received after S.45 a. m., Sunday, Oct. 14, 1917.
 F. O. REMINGTON.
 Captain Commanding.
 Hopkins-caron.
 Miss Justine Caron and Herbert Hopkins. member of the 3sth company, IL. |. S., were married here by Rev. NJ J. Ginet. M. s.
 MT. and Mrs. Chester 1ahn Of Hart ford were guests of relatives in Dan ieIson recently.
 Mrs. Clifton C. spaIding of Spring field is visiting her parents. Dr. and Mrs W. H. JudEpn.
 Sergeant Ray Hamilton of the SSth company was a recent visitor at his home in Danfeson-
 MT. and Mrs Charles Smith of Pros pect street ere entertaining James Smith of Providence.
 Burial of Mrs. James German.
 The body of Mrs. James German for burial in St. James cemetery.
 Private James Harney, 1e2nd in fantry, Fort Tetten, N Y., was at his home here Friday on brief leave of absence.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy at tended the Stafford fair Friday.
 More AutdrnobiIes Needed.
 uro,,1d preciate the onar of patriotic. citizens cf automobiles Dor use in transporting members of the Home Guard company to New London tomorrow. A num- able but a few more are required.
 The laying of concrete roadway in Main street has progressed south ward from the borough line. on the westerly side of the street, to the junction of Main and Hutchins streets. Notices have been posted in trolley cars on this line telling who not to blame for the recent sharp advance in fares. Those mentioned as not to blame include the trolley company and it's eonductors-whfch leaves several guasses as to where the responsibiI- ity rests.
 Thirsty Times Aheadi
 And speaking of advances in prices, price of beer. in case lots. has been jaeked up again And liquors are so expensive, why somethin' awful!
 Booming Liberty Bonds.
 New posters and other advertising matter for the second Liberty loan arrived here and was being distrib- uted Friday by members of the Cen tral Liberty Loan committee for the town.
 Relatives and friends received pie ture postcards of Adellard Rarbeau, meneer of the 102nd infantry. into f<.r, A A &1, depot brigade at Camp Devens. Priv ate Barbeau Is at Fort Totten. There was no observance of Col1Im- bus day in Danielson on Friday, the holiday passing much the same as other working days of the week.
 Rseeiving Property Lists. Many lists of taxable property in the town of Kiiling1y have come into the hands of the assessors this week. All lists must be in by the first of the month.
 Burial of Daniel Newell. The body of Daniel Newell, uncle of Clarence A. Potter. was brought here Friday from Washington, R. l., for burial in Westfield cemetery Mir. New ell formerly was resident at Good yeer.
 Art Club to Meet. The first fall meeting of the Ladies' l Art club. to be held next Wednesday with Miss Emma F. Filling, is to be 1 an open meeting and representatives l Of women's clubs in a number of sur- rounding towns are expected to be 1 Mise Georgie Baen, Wor- cester, vice president of the General | Federation of the United States will l be a guest and the Connecticut State | Federation will be represented.
 Hustfins at Industrial Place. Rush work Is being done this fall 1 at Industrial place on various deveI- opment and Improvement enterprises that are under way. Houses that 1 have been under construction since | tion, much grading of grounds is be- ing done and sewer pipes laid through new streets that have been opened Cellars are also being built for other dwellings, that are to be erected. An amount of work will continut at In 1ustrial place throughout the winter
 Poultry Chilling Demonstrations County Agent Benjamin Ellis has slammed more poultry culling demon strations to take place in county towns his coming week and at least one of he demonstrations will be in Killing bounced Monday. MT. Ellis says that already given have lroused the interest of poultry men md that letters are constantly coming O his offices bearing requests that he lrrange for the elimination of slack 1T hens from f1ocks owned in this vi- .inity.
 Feed Conservation System Not Adopt
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 Observers claim that the food con- ,ervation program as outlined for | by various organizations hat are striving to put Hoover's rec Inlfn nendations into force is not get ing much support in Danielson and
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