Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-22

Gregoire Choquette. brother Of Mrs.
John NJ. Bessette, died recently in
British Columbia.
The name of Albert Pellet, of West
the list of surviving children Of John
Pellet. who died Saturday at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs: Lydia Bennett,
in Central Village
H. H. Starkweather had his auto
mobile damaged in a collision while
returning from the flag raising exer-
cises at P1ainfield.
Odd Fellows to Visit Putnam.
Members of Israel Putnam lodge will
entertain members of Quinebaug lodge
of Odd Fellows at Putnam this eve
ming, when a degree will be conferred
on candidates.
Judge woodward heard two cases in
the town court Monday morning. One
prisoner was sent to jail for so days,
intoxication.
Big messes of pout are being caught
out of the small lakes and reservoirs
near East Ki1lingly.
Six different automobile crashes.
none proving serious, were reported
by different Danielson men as witness
ed in Plainfield Sunday or on the high
way between that place in Danielson.
o. the joys of Sunday motoringi
All Young Men Must Register.
All young men, aliens included, and
of whatever nationality, if they be be-
tween the ages of 81 and 81, must reg
lister as liable for military service on
June g. The registration also applies
to married men of the age period men
toned.
Husband Avenged Indignity to Wife.
Chief NJ. ]. Grimshaw, while motor
ing, saw two young men engaged in a
fist fight near Davis park. The cause
of the combat, it subsequently deVel-
oped was an insulting remark passed
81 nv q
man who was taking a beating The
matter was adjusted in court Monday
morning.
Sites for Gardens.
The Quinebaug company is among
the concerns that has furnished a lib
era1 amount of ground for the use of
employees who wish to plant gardens
during the season, and indications are
that the acres will be made to con-
tribute literally.
viii Attend Conference.
Warden F. E. Cunneen will attend
the conference of county town officials
at willimantfc tomorrow, relative to
details for the registration of all the
males between the ages of 81 andd 30,
en- June s.
Young Pines Thrifty.
The thousands of pine seedlings set
out by J. Arthur Atwood a few years
aso on land bordering the highway be-
growing well and attract much atten-
ton.
Fifty in Home Guard.
Danielson's Home Guard company
has been recruited up to the minimum
strength of so. assuring it's organiza-
ton as part of the war forces of
the state of Connecticut. Captain
Woodward will nave the company at
the state arnory this evening for the
weekly drill It is hoped to increase
the membership of the company to the
maximum of IS men.
Liberal Greeks ResentfuI Toward 10y
alists.
Greek residents of Danielson who
are Liberals, supporters of Venizelos
and a policy that may bring democ-
racy to Greece, are resentful of the
fact that other Greeks here are Royal
lists, supporters of the king and held
to be in sympathy with Germany's war
aims While it is not charged that
the. Royalists have INDUCED in any
act that could be construed as hostile
to the government of the United
States, the Liberals feel that the Roy
alists are not showing the warm sym
pathy for the cause of this country
that should be expected of them at
this time.