Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-27

"e0Hosuay ENenfn9 - SnffStophef ! .krauss Injured by Fall = Monty Family Leaves for Detroit.
 A second meeting for the purpose of organizing a. Home Guard will be held Wednesday evening in P1ainfield, Representative Williams will preside. At the first meeting held in the tow n hall at Central Village Friday even ing it was impossible for those pres ent to arrive at definite plans for the organizing of the guard and it was decided to hold a second meeting of the meeting Plainfield sent the largest delegation and many men of profni- hence were listed.
 Ready to Volunteer.
 A number of P1ainfie1d young men have signified their intention of join ing the colors should war be declared and President Wilson issue a call for volunteers.
 The work on the huge tank under construction for use by the Lawton The men expect to finish the outer work the tank by the end of this week and it will then be ready for the piping.
 Station Uninviting.
 The need of a new station at Plain field was shown Sunday when a large number of pleasure seekers were
  very crowded conditions. The New Haven road has installed a new heat ing system in the present wooden structure.
 Short Paragraphs.
 Lily and Viola Marshall spent Mon day with Providence friends
 Alice Tetrault of Willimantfc was 2 Sunday caller in Piainfeld.
 Misses Helen Jouret and Helen Currau of Moosup were local callers Sunday.
 Mir: and Mrs. Thomas Flynn and Sunday with Baltic relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Iarose Of Nor wich spent Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Sterns.
 Rev. William 4. Keefe gave stir ring sermon at St Johns church on Sunday morning on the true spirit of Passion Sunday.
 George Roeheleau of Jewett City spent Sunday with Plainf1eld friends
 William Treckn1an of Occum spent Sunday at the home of Plainfield friends.
 NIT. and Mrs Matthias Lavigne of Taftville were guests of Plainf1eld rel atives Sunday.
 Sylvester Tarbox of Uncasville was a P1ainfield caller Sunday.
 Business callers in Plainfield Mon- day included Louis GouIIet and A. Benoit of Providence. H. A. Harrtng ton of New York and E. O. RodIer or
 Mail Not Claimed.
 Unclaimed letters at the post office for the week ending March r are ad- dressed to Rev. J. H. Brewster, Mrs. Helen Hall, J. Edwin Nilsson, H. w. Nilsson. Mrs. Ellen StyrInS and Ar sene Quinton-
 Joseph MaIoney. Massa chusetts Ma tional Guardsman, received word on Monday to report for duty.
 Mir. and Mrs. Colburn of North GrosvenordaIe spent Sunday as the guests of Mrs Gobe1le at Plainf1eld.
 Joseph Hoch has been spending a few days with friends at New Bed ford. Mass.
 Ernest veau has resigned at the Lawton Mills and is employed at Hop kins and Aliens, in Norwich.
 George Derosier. brakeman for the New Haven railroad, spent Sunday at his home on Lawton Heights.
 Nurse at New London Hospital.
 Miss Nora Donahue left Sunday for New London, where she will take up her duties as nurse at a hospital.
 Miss Mary Taber of Westerly, R. l., is visiting Mrs. Everett Taber.
 Fred Greenha1dge of Sterling was a Plainfield caller Sunday. / James Connors spent Saturday ev- snlng at Putnam, participating in a skating carnival. Misses Ella Perry, Blanche Rom ieau, Florina Couture and Dona Cou- :ure of Wauregan spent Sunday with PIainf1eld friends. Miss Gladys Turner of Dayville spent Sunday with Plainf1eld friends here. Miss Margaret Krauss of TaftviIle visited over the weekend at the home l ,f Miss Augusta Krauss on Railroad avenue.
 Faint, Had Bad Fall. Christopher Krauss was injured by | ! fall Friday morning. He was in his I 5ard on Railroad avenue when he l .ook fainting spell and fell. striking lis head on a board and also cutting | lis face. Dr. Arthur A. Chase found | t necessary to take three stitches in 1 lis wound. | Miss Agnes Nolan spent Saturday n Danielson- | Fred vandale of the 18th company, ;. N. G.. has been enjoying a 4S-hour | cave with PiainfieId relatives. Alton Tier has returned to Ohio af- CT spending a few weeks as the guest | If Mir and Mrs. W. P. Babcock. 2 Henry Dodge. who is employed at | spent the weekend with | lis parents. Miss Rosa Charron and Miss Loret- l a Baskin of Plainfeld spent the week | md at the home of MT. and Mrs. Da- l rid Dewsier, Norwich.
 Employed by Henry Ford. Mir. and Mrs. William Monty sold | heir household goods Saturday and Ire leaving for Detroit, Michigan, where they are employed in the fac ory of Henry Ford. Franklin, Mass, has been spending a | ew days at his home on Lawton Heights. Waterbury.-John Brooks Mullings. | 6 years. months. died last week at ,tS of