Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
DANIELSO AND PUTNAM NEWS
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Number of %f<iIlinsI, Young Men Drawn--Rev. A. E. Stone to Speak at Old Home Day observance-Hed Cross increases Membership,

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 Rev. Ernest A. Legg win preach at the afternoon service on Davis park. Sunday evening. FF -Fss*
 Morgan F. Davy will address the members of the. Mems class of the Congregational church Sunday on The Happenings of the Week.
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 Miss Viola Mowry, teacher at Day vile the past school year, is to tetci1 in New London. beginning in Septem- : Der.
 John c. Nerring of Lakewood, R. l.. visited with friends here Friday.
 No service at the Congregational church at South Killingly Sunday, the pastor, Rev. H. B. Goodsel1 being at Greenfield Hills on his vacation.
 For Social Welfare of Soldiers.
 Catholic families here will be so- 1icited for contributions to the Knights of Columbus million dollar fund to be used in social welfare work at camps for soldiers.
 Selling 'En Straight.
 On account of the advance in the have agreed to sell cigarettes and ci- gars on a Straight basis; that is, cutting out the three for and six for a quarter deal.
 Dayville, Miss Costello of the Con- nectfcut Agricultural college Is to give canning demonstration.
 Red Cross Membership Increased.
 It Is announced that the Danie1son Red Cross chapter membership has in- creased to S6S, and it is probable that ultimately there will be 1000 mem bers.
 cuItivating Historical Plot.
 Rev, George F. Genung, D. D., of Brooklyn, makes mention of the fact that he is cultivating corn and pota- L eral Israel Putnam left his blow, 142 years ago, when he answered the call to war.
 To Speak at Old Home Day Exercises.
 Rev Albert E. Stone of Putnam is to speak at the annual Old Home Day observance to be arranged at East Kfllingly next Thursday under the auspices of the people of that place.
 team representing the Jencks Spinning Company of Pawtucket is to play the Goodyear team at Goodyear this afternoon. A Pawtucket team will also engage in a bowling match with Goodyear team at the Goodyear Social club. Lionel Fournfer. School street, is a patient in a Hartford hospital where he is receiving treatment for injuries resulting from a fall.
 Recovering Stolen JeweIry. On their trip to Providence and Newport following tips given them by Clarence A King and Albert Talnose. olamonds rings to the value of $675 l were recovered by Chief J. Grimshaw and Henry McEwen. It is believed now that the majority Of the rings and other vaiuables taken from the store Of McEwen and Chapin have been re- | covered or located and protected for | future recovery.
 Didn't Believe in Signs. Some people don't believe in signs A Brooklyn man drove his horse into center street and hitched. the animal 70 post bearing a sign giving warn lIg lhg against parking on that side of the street, an1 the man then walked away as complacently as though there wasn't any such thing in the world as parking regulations.
 A. p. Woodward to The Rescue. There was a clamor among regis tered young men here Friday after l noon for information about their draft l numbers, but no official informa tion l was available. Although the press wires were ticking off numbers in a steady stream to newspaper offices in 1 nearby cities TO information could be obtained here, for the exemption board members were without any inforna 1 non on the subject. although they were sApeclea' under their instructions, to send out immediate notice to the men lrSt to report for examina tfon
 A: P Woodward, who happened to pc lh NorW1ch, came to the rescue in ne early fternoon by telephoning sev- -TaI DatcheS or mum berS to his store lere. These numbers proved to be of supreme interest and were hurriedIv canned and compared with the official lst at the post office to ascertain the 1rst drawn men.
 stewart 1000 lbs motor truck. These rucks. in good running condition. to 'e sold cheap. w. w. Nheatlevs Phone '75-5. Danielson-adv --0
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