Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-21
.DANIELsON

Hall Project. from local boys who are to start at once for France brought the war near CT home for their relatives and friends.
 was transferred Tuesday from Camp Deyens at Aver, Mass, Adellard Bar beau says:
 Just a line to let your know that we across. We go from hero to and from there will go aboard ship.
 We can't even go and see our rel- atives and friends before leaving I went through Danielson Tuesday af- ternoon on a special train. It was pretty hard, tell you. but we are ir the army now and we've got to go to it.
 Give through The Bulletin my best regards to all of my friends. for it may be that I shall never see them again, but hope we will. From a soldier friend, ADELLARD BARBEAU. Private Barbeau, who was one of the very first of the selected men to be taken from this district. left here just two weeks ago for Camp Devens. From there he has been transferred to an infantry regiment in which also are Richard J. Healey, James Harney and Victor Perreault. all of whom will SC to France with Him. and the hour
 
 hand.
 Means to Enlist.
 John Breyea, registered, but not called, will enlist in the United States service.
 Mrs. Rienzi Robinson will have the league at her home for a meeting this afternoon.
 Paraded at Putnam. A delegation of the local camp of Spanish War Veterans took part in the parade in Putnam Thursday af- There was a general closing of bus mess places in Danielson Thursday afternoon in recognition of the send off for the selected men from this dis trict.
 Anxious to Enter Service. Lester Shippee, paying teller at the Windham County National bank, is in Boston today to offer himself for enlistment in the United States ser vice. MT. Shippee is registered, but has not been called
 Provisional Captain. Howard Call of Danielson had |-charge, as provisional captain. of the delegation of 4S men from this dis trict who left Putnam for Aver Thurs day afternoon.
 War Bread Demonstration.
 Miss Charlotte Embleton, home economics demonstrator for Windham county, is to give. at the kitchen of the Baptist church next Friday after noon, a demonstration of making war bread, which will be introduced into many KilIingly homes in the not dis tant future.
 idence County Fair at North Scituate, Rhode Island. There wifi be special attractions and features and grand prize parade at o'clock. Take the Providence and Danielson cars.-adv.
 Qate Receipts $1575.
 More money was taken in at the gate at the Brooklyn fair Wednesday than on any day in the fairs history, the amount being $157525. Many hundreds of people who hold life mem bership tickets and who were admit ted on tickets not sold at the gate helped swell the crowd to record pro- portions.
 Republican Electors Must Hustle.
 Some republicans here are awaken ing to the fact that their nominees for i1e town school committee Judge James N. Tucker, Robert w. dangered, as to being elected, by req son of the fact that the so called "wo- man issue" has been revived by the democrats through the nomination of Miss Emma F. Filling. who is rec ognized as very strong candidate and a big vote-getter. To insure the election of their own candidates the republicans will urge upon the party l members not to split their tickets.
 May Command Informed Liner.
 William Stone, master mariner, may have an opportunity to become com liners. now undergoing repairs in an | Atlantic port. The proposition has been broached to Mir. Stone, who is l now on his regular coastwise run be- | tween Norfolk, Va. and Providence.
 Borough Folk at Putnam.
 Many hundreds of Danie1son peo- pie went to Putnam Thursday to take | part in the send-off for the selected l men, All the patriotic societies of | the town were represented. Danielson ! organizations also helped swell the size of the parade, which for many was the big feature of the occasion. College Trustees Would Duplicate the
 It is learned that the trustees of Connecticut college stand ready to ap- propriate similar sum if the Wind ham House committee succeeds by 900 or $3O,0o0, thus providing sum .of from fifty to sixty thousand dollars, which would at once be used 'or. the construction of the building. House fund is. in round figures, about '16,000. During the fall and winter m effort will be made to increase the 'und as mentioned so that when next spring comes work on Windham 1ouse' may be undertaken. r.
 County Agents Busy Week.
 County Agent Benjamin w. Ellis las been one of the very busy men at he Brooklyn fair, which closed on Thursday after having experienced a 'ery successful year. While to the .asual observer the fact was not mo- iceable, nor were there any signs 'roclaiming the fact. it was patent c those who know about the activi- ion with able assistants and live members of the Windfam County Far ners' association that many Of the xhibits that won high praise have 'een made -possible by the scientific 1 methods put in operation by Mir. FL is and worked out by the hustling armers of county towns.
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