Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-07

TOT ont Otorn Enou9n TOT Q rear$ -Registration Aftermath - Greeks Prove Loyal to America.
 The following roster of Danielson's Home Guard company, with the of ficers and the on-eommissioned offic-. CTS announced up to this time:
 Captain Frederick O. Huntingdon, First Lieutenant Henry w. Burton, Second Lieutenant Irving W. Davis, First Sergeant Roland H. Gray, Sec ond Sergeant Alfred L. Reed, Walter car F. Atwood, Sidney w. Bard. Alex ander Baribeault, George J. Baribeau, Charles s. Bin, Theodore Bishop, Jo- seph Bodo, Joseph Borgaro Homer c. Browne Louis caron, Hugh J. Cara gher, Herbert G. Chase, Oliver L. Clements, John J. Cody, Lyman Cross, George F. Davignon, Frederick L- De- Vaudreuil, George A DeVaudreuil, Jo- dreuil, Israel G. Frechette, Olin c. Fuller, Fred Gamache, Horace Garnfer, Zepherie H. Gileau, Charles W. Hale, Robert B. Hough, Thomas c. Jessup, John W. Kennedy. Henry Lague, Chas. Laforme, William Lajeunesse, Albert Ledoux. Willie C. Lewis, Willie H. Luce. Sidney P. Marland. Louis G. Massicotte. Anselme Meurnier, Louis J. Mongeau, Frank Monty, Fred War ren Page, Charles A. Parker, Jr., Clark Parker, Andrew J. Peterson, Charles O. Peterson, Frederick Poir- fer. George A. Popple, Albert E. Reeves, Louis E. Shoales, Victor Smith, Al bert L. Sprague Frank T. Stin5on, Edmond St. John. Victor St. Jean Clare N. Turner, James Walker, John R. Washburn, William B. Wheatley, Elmer C. Wood, Ralph c. Young.
 PeddIed Without License
 After Joseph Miski. Boston, had pleaded guilty in the town court We'd nesday to having peddled without a license he tried to bargain for a bet ter settlement than the $10.09, fine and costs imposed by Judge w. F. Woodward, but Miski had to pay every last cent.
 Philip Zaltas. Putnam. has filed a claim for damages of $1o0 because COW he owns broke through a bridge. he alleges, at Elu1vil1e, last Sunday night.
 Military musicale, benefit Red Cross by Miss Emma Burbank's pupils, Phoenix hall, Friday evening-adv-
 Henry A. Bessinger of Providence visited friends in Danielson Wednes- day.
 To Boost Liberty Bonds.
 Wednesday afternoon a meeting of the Danielson Business Mems asso- citation was held at the request of members of Kil1ingly's Central Lib erty Loan committee to consider meth ods of best employing the business organization in the work of increasing Liberty Loan subscription here.
 A touring car owned by J. J. Cody was damaged in a collision with a Putnam car on the state highway near the bridge at the mill of the Whitestone company, at Elmville. MT. and Mrs Cody and Mrs. George Dav- ignon, passengers in the Cody car received injuries, but not of serious nature. The Putnam car was also damaged.
 Strange Claim Explained.
 In behalf of the alien who was re- ported Wednesday morning as having claimed exemption from military ser vice on the ground of his peculiar fas cination for women, it was explained by his friends yesterday that their limited knowledge of the use of Eng fish caused the peculiar claim for ex- emption to be written into the records The man in question is represented as being i'll, and has been for the past three years. collection of old coins is attracting much attention. The collection, owned by Ralph c. Young, includes many of the old, and now curious, issues, and attracts many interested in coins.
 Will Round Up SIackers.
 First, Selectman John A. Gilbert | said Wednesday that he expects within a short time to have orders as 1 how to proceed against the young men | who were required to do so yet did | not register in the military census. i It was considered of special interest | that no alien enemy registered in
 Suffrage workers from this section | of Windhan county are at the Con- | necticut Agricultural college at Storrs this week taking instructions in canning and preserving fruits and | vegeta bles. Later they will conduct | demonstrations hereabouts for the | benefit of housewives.