Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-15

Miss Grace O.Brien, who has been at Hartford, has returned to Daniel son and is steadily gaining in strength, following surgical opera l tion.
 More Danielson- men sixaifed c2 Monday their intention of taking their automobiles to Piainfield to partici- pate next Sunday afternoon in the pa triotic demonstration. Louis E. Kennedy. who was recov- ering from an Illness when he suf- i tered a relapse, was reported Monday as again improving Three Games This Week. This week, with three games to will take brace to offset the 20 to defeat sustained at the hands of the Southbridge High school team. Burdette c. Hopkins has been named as chairman of the Red Cross chap ter publicity committee and will name members to assist him. More out of toYn peddlers coming here to do business have been told unless they take out the license re- quired.
 New Sewer for High Street. Sewer pipes have been laid the length of High street and only filling of a trench the part of %he distance
 Young men who expect to be draft ed for military service need not de- fer buying their summer suits, To- cal business man pointed out Mon day. The men in all probability will not be called out until some time late in September.
 Regular employees of the Aberthaw construction Co, which has been do- ing work at Goodyear, are leaving in groups to work on big contracts the company has at Greenfield, Mass, and in Pennsylvania.
 No Perisoopes in Siqht.
 Men who planted potatoes three weeks ago say there is no sign of growths from the seed breaking through the ground.
 Many Attend Mission.
 Hundreds of French speaking wom- en of St. James parish attended the mission services at St. James church Monday, when there was an early morning mass with instructions and preaching and benediction in the eve ming.
 Mays record of cases before the town court had increased to 26 Mon day.
 Miss Lucy B. Rensavieur Of Fall River visited with Danielson friends Monday.
 Five Hundred Liable for Draft
 It is estimated that Danielson has about 800 men who are liable for draft under the new compulsory ser vice bill. ages 21 to 30.
 Tax Applies to New Cars.
 A local automobile dealer said Mon day that he has been informed that the per cent. tax on automobiles item in the governments war revenue bill is to apply only to new cars at the factory, and that the amount wi be added to the selling price.
 Building Deferred.
 Construction of homes by number of Danielson individuals is being held l1a0 ne r,f chief among them the war uneasiness high cost of labor and materials and inability to get contra actors, who, nots withstanding high costs and oth-r r tion work here.
 Contributions for Garden Work
 Needed.
 An appeal is being made this week to the generous of Danielson to do something In the way of financing the work of supervising children's gar dens in Danielson. The work is all There are certain costs incident to the carrying on of the work in a pro- per manner, so contributions, even though they be small. will be well comed by the committee, it was stated Monday, by Mrs. IF. O. Huntingdon.
 An effort is being made ro interest all children in this garden work the pupils in both the public and parockz 4di SCuCO1Ss anu the COII1I1lLCo0 IS very anxious to have interested children make inquiries as to what they sna1 do.
 Supervisor Horace F. Turner is to direct the work of the children after the close of the schools and in the meantime H. J. Ismon is to help the children in 8 supervisory capacity and his services in this direction is also avafla ble for the adults who have gar dens and are in doubt on some points Of procedure and methods