Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-13
FUNERAL
Simeon DanieIson.

Thursday afternoon funeral ser- vice for Deacon Simeon DanielEou was conducted at his home on Main street. Rev. Clarence H. Barber oh1- ciated. Mrs. l.. c. Buckingham. of Jewett City. sang The Plains of Peace. The bearers were six deacons Of the Westfie1d Congregational church-Wil- lard Danielson, George Danielson, H. B. Guild and David A. Witter. Bur ial was in Westfield cemetery. A.. F. Wood was the funeral director. K Company Enroiiment se.
 Recruiting for the Thirteenth com pany has slowed up this week. At present the enrolment Of the company is 9S officers and men. It Is believed that a call for service. which is ex- pected at any time. will again stimu- late recruiting but a desire has been pany ranks at the earliest possible moment. Recruits who have enlisted during the past ten days are receiving instruction, so are getting the early development as good soldiers. Can vassing~ of all the surrounding terri tory continues. Lack of definite in- formation as to the governments plan reason why recruits are not coming in faster at the present time.
 Red Cross Meeting Tonight.
 An appeal has been issued for a. large attendance at the offices of Back and Darbie this evening, when it is expected preliminary organization or a Red Cross chapter will be brought about. The nucleus of such a local has been in existence here for months. and much has been accomplished by the Now that the United States is at war with Germany the need of such an organization here is more essential than ever before. and both men and women are being urged to take mem bership.
 Concrete Roadway for Main Street.
 Announcement is expected here to- day that the contract for the con- struction of 3430 linear feet of re-en- forced concrete paving in Main street has been awarded. The job to De done here is one of several for which bids were opened this week at the state capitol in Hartford.
 Danielson's new roadway Is to ex- tend from the junction of Main and Reynolds streets. .a at the southwest corner of Davis park, northward to the borough line. ; The borough has compiled with the state highway departments require ments as to sewer installations. etc, so the street is ready for the con- tractors. The work will be completed during the coming summer and with out any expense to the town Of Kill lingly, for the stretch of street to be  states trunk line highways.
 White goods sale: We have just re- ceived a lot of white goods remnants, suitable for waists. skirts and dresses: sale this morning; 12 cents a yard as they come. River Weaving Company. -adV.
 Pierre Petac on Wartime Rumcrs.
 Dear MT. Bu1Ietin:| lak for talk a p1as on your paper with a few re- macks bout such story we got on war scare by this town and lots of some mother one.
 That's a bad morning for news now when somebody no kill about six Ger man and one Germans kill somebody round here or blow up two or three couple of mill or bridge or stabs some body for no stop when guard tell it. That's harvests times for gossip mans and womans. Everybody know some story, some plot, which make the Devil looked like cheap experts for raise well, something beside crop.
 We got one Germans on top this town which been kill eighteen-e eighty seventy time for last three weeks, and she no got a scratch vets. Every day somebody got big story about some thing blow up. So far. by the truth, only hot air she's blow up. but enough of him for floats 100000 balloun.
 Talk she no count on high cost of live; he's cheapers thans ever. Every