Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-10
DANIELsoN

Liberty Loan +csaanaistsss Named
 s4ats OfVicers to visit Eastern Star
 Body of Albert Sault Not Seen by
 PatrsiMAn at 4.15 .. m. MendAy-
 Homo Guard Assioned to Do Special
 Duty at Now London Sunday.
 house to bouse canvas. to boom the Liberty loan subscriptions in the DauieIson district has been 6ccfded upon by the Central Liberty loan com mfttee of which Charles A. Tillinghast
 Charles Hamberker, Boston, who will supervise the campaign in this section of the state, met with the com mittee and. conferred about the details of the work to be done here.
 Committees were named as follows: Postefs, A. Putnam Woodward c. A. Hamilton: publicity and advertising. Morgan F. Davy, Edward A. Sullivan; manufacturers. ]. Arthur Atwood; !; wonhan's committee. Mrs: Rienzi Rob tricts, Herbert Geach. F E. Bitsood; canva ssing. A. P. Woodward. Alfred l.. Reed; clergy. Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. B., Rev. E. A. Lege.
 State ofRosrs Coming.
 State officers of the Order of the Eastern Star are 10 be at the meeting of the Danielson chapter this evening,
 
 Mrs. A. E. Wilmington is steadily re- covering at hospital near Boston fol- towing slrglcal operation.
 Danielson members will be at Put gathering of the Windhaxn County as- sociation of Connecticut college.
 Preparing ss Pay fax. have been called upon to make ready to meet the special taxes levied on their business under the war revenue bill.
 annual town election are filing their election expenses with Town Clerk Frank T. Preston. Such returns must be made within IS days after election ,. Coon Hunters Ready.
 The coon hunting season opens on Tuesday of next week. James Kent and Frank McGorty of E1mville will be among the first to try their success
 Manager J. F. Lewis of the .Orpheu1n theatre and Mrs. Lewis are to occupy a home on Main street, near Davis park. moving from their home off
 Chief M. H. Grimshaw was in Put nam Tuesday attending the trial ot Clarence A. King in the superior coufe. Oficer Christopher Andrews being on duty in his place.
 
 equipped offices in the Phoenix build ing, these offices to be in charge of Mrs. Vera Beeman. MT. Armstrong will continue to travel in the interests of his other business.
 Potatoes Not Dug Vet.
 Although the season is getting late, there are many acres of potatoes in Scarcity Of labor is holding up the work.
 Henry C.. Gensing of Lowell visited friends in Danielson Tuesday.
 Mission at DayviIIe. At St. -Joseph's church in Dayville his week a mission is being conducted or the French speaking members of he parish by Rev. J. F: Gnisiet. M g., md Rev. Pete" Roux.~ M. S., both fof- nerly at St. James church i~ Daniel .on..
 Saw Nc Body at Ais .. m. Night offfcer John Macfa rland is certain that the body of Albert Sault eading into the cellar of the G. Q. Thomas store in the Hyde block as ate as 4.15 Monday morning, for st hat hour the officer, in making his -oui1ds. flashed his searchlight on the spot where the body was found Mon lay afternoon.
 Wosnen to Sign Pledge cards. During the week Of oct g Daniel | :on women will be invited to sign 1 pledge cards to do their utmost to con- erve food supplies during the coming | winter. A committee of which Mrs. | he head is to be named to conduct tAe 1 ;ouse to house canvass for the pledses l This pledge work is % be carried out l n every section of Connecticut
 Target Practice Continues. Members of the DanIeIson Home 1 .uard company. which had it's regular l Till Tuesday evening at the state | rmory. continue target practice at the ! ange and are making cfedftable rogress in the use of the rifles with which they are equipped. |
 War Postage Rules. l Postmaster George M. Filling has | eceived notice that the amended pos 1 al f4ws and regulations. effectfve Nov. provide that upon all matter of the rst class postage shall be charged the rate of three cents an ounce. or 2 mailed at the rate of two cents an unce or fraction thereof. including e1ivery at letter carrier offices.
 As used in the postal regulA tions. a " from the office at which it is post d. There is no drop rate op any mat ST except. Under the new regulations effective 'ov. ?, two cent stamp will be re- uired on private postcards. And on .gu1ar U. s. .postal cards it will be ecesasry to affix one cent stamp in ddition to the stamp impressed upon ie card. making the rate two cents ,ch on all postcards. whether picture, overnment or otherwise. All letters not properly and sui1i- ently stamped, after Nov. 2. in Ac- with the new regulations will course be held up at the local office. 1 fHy~ AS-ty.