Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

Planned-Members OF New running
and Fishing Association.
Louis E. Kennedy, who has been i'll
at his home for a week. is recovering
Members of the Pentecostal church
will hold a cottage prayer meeting
with Mr. and Mrs. Emory Tubbs OF
Hutchins street. Friday evening.
Pierre Boulaine, Thomas Bradford
and William J. Young, assessors for
the borough of Danielson. have issued
the usual notices relative to filing
borough tax lists this month.
Putting on Weight.
Applicants who have been reject
ed for enlistment in the Thirteenth
company on account of being a very
few pounds under the required mini
mum weight are resorting to intensive
feeding in order that they may quail
fy.
You'll notice one thing this spring
the boys are not throwing peas at
windows to celebrate the coming of
May. Peas cost real money this
will have to do.
May Directresses.
The directresses of the Ladies'
Benevolent society of the Congrega-
tional church for May arN: Mrs. Sim
con Danielson. Mrs. H. S. Dove, Mrs.
mus. Mrs. James S. Keech. Miss Sarah
Hall, Mrs. Milton S. Warren.
Madeline Fournier. run over by a
trolley car a few weeks ago is so far
to insure her return to her home at
IN early date.
Over 400 Dogs Registered.
More than 400 dogs We're registered
with Town Clerk Frank T. Preston.
Some of the men who did not register
animals until Wednesday were, in ac-
cordance with the law. charged an ex-
ira dollar.
James c. Marion of Fall River was
p visitor with friends in Danielson
Wednesday.
John Horton Of Worcester is at his
home in town.
William Curran. formerly engaged in
business here and at Stafford Springs,
has taken position in Hartford.
Health Talks.
Miss Emma Woodward. nurse for
the Civic Federation, Is to give a Sc
ries of health talks to residents of
Goodyear.
Church Decorations Beautiful.
Staging used by decorators during
of St James church has been renov-
ed and the beauties of the new design
can now be seen to advantage.
"A variety of models is being used
in erecting model homes for working
men at Goodyear Heights.
Building Deferred.
On account of the high cost of ma
terials and labor the erection by Meyer
Goldwater of a brick block on the
Darbie property, on Main street,
which he purchased some time ago,
has been deferred until lower prices
prevail
First Selectman John A. Gilbert was
in WiIlimantic on a business trip on
Wednesday.
Alma Forcier. postmaster at Good
ington all of the supplies necessary to
conducting the branches of business
that the Office is to do.
A proposition TO increase the pay of
enlisted men. as heard on the floors
of congress, and another proposition
for state laid for soldiers families
raised the hopes of number of mar
ried men here that they viii be per
mitted to remain in the Thirteenth
company.
No Liquor For Soldiers
1t was announced here Wednesday
that liquor dealers in Danielson have
voluntarily signed an agreement not to
sell to any man wearing a soldiers
uniform, this action being In line with
what has been done by dealers in a
number of cities and towns in Con-
necticut
Gasoline For Cash Only.
Some automobile owners in town
have developed the habit of neglecting
to pay gasoline bills. this resulting in
the posting of notices at some places
where the gas is sold that the bust
ness hereafter viii be conducted only
on q cash ba sis.
Government Order Received.
One of Killinglys mills has re-
ceived contract to weave many
thousands of yards of khaki material
to be used in making soldiers uni
forms Work on the contract will
begin soon.