Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-13

at Wiliinnantie Ordered to Report
 For Service at Ayer-rown's Debt
 $222,704, Record Amount. Cook Waiter w. Murphy returned to Fort Terry Wednesday, after a four days leave of absence spent in Dan- ielson.
 Mrs. Henry E. Anderson of Maple street will have the members of the Mothers club at her home this after noon.
 A corporal of the regular army was in Danielson, seeking recruits, We'd nesday.
 Bought Red Gross Supplies.
 Mrs. w. l. Bullard. Mrs. John Young and Miss Dorothy Atwood motored to Boston to buy supplies for the Red Cross.
 Stockholders Meeting.
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Wauregan company, with mills at Wauregan. is being held in that vfl- lage today. erly in business here, is visiting his uncle, J. F. Winkleman.
 Clare N. Turner will go to Akron, O., this week on a business trip.
 Registrars are receiving applica- tions of those who wish to be made voters in Kiilingly. Voters are to be made a week from Saturday. Septem- Der 22.
 Death of Infant Son.
 Raymond Albert Weeks. age 16 Weeks, died Wednesday morning at their home in Attauwas0n.
 Band to visit Fort Terry.
 The Goodyear band will make a spe- cial visit to the members of the 18th Coast Defence Company at Fort Ter ry.
 New Rifles For the Home Guard.
 It is rumored here that members of the Home Guard Company are to be equipped by the government with an up-to-d date rifle, replacing the old, ebut serviceable rifles with which the com pany. now is equipped.
 Danielson aliens who have first pa pers have in a number of instances been ordered to be at Putnam next Tuesday for naturalization.
 Looking After Voters.
 A canvass for new voters Is being made in Killingly and as a result the voting list of the towns will have many new names before the annual town meeting on the first Monday in October.
 Manufacturers Sale of Sample Shoes at the Keystone store.-adv.
 Many auSonCbiles are being pledg ed for use in carrying voters to the polls in this town on election day.
 With the laying of the new track age practically complete. the work of putting in concrete on the new road way in Main street will go forward more rapidly.
 There was more frost Wednesday morning. but the damage caused was far less than during the freeze of Tuesday morning.
 A Soldier at is.
 It is stated that there is one Dan ielson member of the 3Sth Company who is but 16 years of age, but he is a strong, active: and valuable mem. Der of the commany.
 Ordered to Report.
 From the adjutant generals office at Hartford, Attorney A. c. Bill, special agent of the provost marshal general, has received notice to order West Side resident to report to the local ex- emption board for immediate service at Aver. The man. registered in Brooklyn. did not report at Williman- tic to take his physical examination and claims that he did not receive mo- tfce to do so.
 The trial of the Lynch Main case of KiHingly Center, was continued in the superior court in Putnam Wednes- day.
 The wingfoot Clan, the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company, publication for employees, devotes space to an arti- cle describing the six-wheeled motor truck which recently came to Goodyear from Akron.
 Assigned to First Company.
 Richard J. Healey of Danielson has Company. Depot Brigade, Camp De- vens, Aver, Mass.
 Mrs. Charles Murray and daughtNcs Annie Bertha and Esther of Water vile, Me, are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Augustin Higgins of Furnace street.