Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-05
DANTELsON


 ". a. C. Inspection Tonight - Big
 standpipe at Wauresan-Man Haul
 ed Out of RI~er-Funerais, Mrs. lo-
 rsnxo Dstphino, Mrs. Robert Black
 burn--aex. Charles A. Downs Anx-
 ious for Reelection as First Select
 nan-Jahnss Kent to Run Again.
 This evening Mrs. Grace L. Wedge, Bridgeport inspector for the >Connec- ticut Department, Woman'S Keller corps, will be here to conduct the an- nual inspection of McGregor corps. The members of McGregor post U. A.
 Exhibition and sale of dahlia bulbs Saturday at Mrs. H. s. Dowe's.-dav.
 Corporal Harold F. Glendining of the ash company visited here on leave
 MT. and Mrs. George o. Thomas leave today for a stay of two weeks at Lake Champaign
 George c. Frederick of Baltimore vas a visitor with friends in Daniel son Tuesday.
 Showed Speed at Norwich Fair.
 Friends here congratulated c. H. MfchaeIs and Tyler Andrews on the showing made by their horses in races at the Norwich fair. e.
 Local Case Tried.
 The suit of James Paris vs. George c. Foote. on trial. in the superior court at Putnam Tuesday. was over a lease of a store in the Dexter block here.
 Mrs C. H. Kingsbury was in Boston Tuesday on : eA business trip.
 Two cases were heard by Judge woodward at Tuesday mornings ses- sion of the town court.
 standpfps at Wauresan.
 At wauregan the mill company is having erected on the heights over looking the village fire protection water supply system. A standpipe of 800, 900 gallons capacity is to be erect have prevented fhe delivery of the material for the standpipe.
 Hauled Out of River.
 Chief Michael Grimshaw assisted in removing from the bank of the Assaw ga river. at point not far from North had fallen into the river and had been hauled out by thoughtful persons who happened along.
 Villa Has Returned. The report of the death of Villa, W. l. Builard's dog. was somewhat exag- gerated. Like his Mexican namesake, Villa has come back. He was hit by and reported as dead. but Villa is still on the job.
 Repairing Paving Defect Under the direction of the state highway department a force of men was at work Tuesday remedying the | defect fin the Main street paving, in side the trolley rails. that was the | subject of a petition to the state high way commissioner a few days ago. AKneisite is being laid in the grooves | and packed into position with g l steam roller. s Garments Net Sold. A misapprehension has. arisen. in | some quarters, over the disposition | of garments, knitted for the Red Cross | Some few persons have gained the idea | that these garments are being sold. l The garments are not sold.
 When finished the garments are re- turned to othe- chairman of the knit ing committee of the Danielson chap ter of the Red Cross and then sent to | New York and on to France, where | hey are distributed through Red Cros | iepots to needy civilians in the war | allies. who will suffer, next winter in | the frozen trench country unless they | have these garments for protection. l The garments are to be distributed in | with the recommendations l ,f Major Murphy. who some time since | pfeted a survey of the garment needs | h the war zones. It was stated here Tuesday that a | new supply of yarn for garments has | been received by Mrs. Amelia TillS7o- hast. Academy street, chairman of the xnitting committee of the local Red Cross chapter. The women who are ,an for 1t as promptly as possible that he garments may be made and quick y sent to France