Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
DANIELcON
Members of D. A. R. Chapter to Knit For Red Cross-Men Who Failed to Pass Examination-Roseo Burton Injured-Food Demonstrations Fri
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 former resident here. is the guest of local friends and#relatives.
 Miss Jennie Bailey of Beacon Falls, is visiting friends in Danielson.
 Rescued Choking Dog.
 An Academy street lady made her yesterday afternoon when she rescued a handsome bull dog from hanging. The heroine had just retired for her afternoon siesta, when the sounds of stifed yelps pierced the walls of her boudoir. Rising and going to the window. she saw that dog, roped to the seat of a buggy nearby, had fallen or jumped from the seat. With the I star, she rushed from her house and released the animal, which was gasp ing his last. And even now, the own CT of the pup doesn't know how near he came to losing his pet. Members Of the W. c. T. U. will meet next Tuesday evening with Mrs. John A. Paine when the topic Work Among Foreign Speaking People" will be discussed.
 Miss Helena Brooks is attending the summer school at Columbia Univer- sity, New York city, where she is taking a double course in domestic science.
 Daughters to Knit. An appeal has been sent from the 1 Washington headquarters to every chapter of the American Red Cross | for knitted sets, each set comprising a sweater, a muffler, pair Of wrist | lets and a pair of socks The sec retary of the local chapter, says, ITO do our share every woman in Daniel son who can knit. whether or not she l is a member of the Red Cross. is | urged to send her name as soon as | possible to Mrs John Young of Main street. It is hoped to interest many new workers so that when yarn, nee | dles, and pripted directions arrive, work may be commenced immediately. Everyone who is knitting. at present is urged to finish as quickly possi- | ble any work she has in hand"
 There will be no regular weekly meeting at the Advent church to- morrow afternoon, most of the wor- | shippers attending Big Sunday" at l the denominations camp grounds at | Greene, R. I.
 weeks vacation with friends in | Woodstown, N. H.
 Red Cross Work. This afternoon, work in connection | with the Red Cross is being carried on in the vestry of St. Alban's Epis- copal church, by members of the Sun day school. All young people have l been asked to attend and help if they so desire. Workers are requested to | bring scissors.
 Mrs. Leonard Kies is gaining at the 1 MiddIeseX hospital, where she was re- | gently operated upon.
 l Failed to Pass Examination. ,. | Among those who failed to pass the stiff physical examination at Fort Terry. N. Y, are Charles Geldard Chauncey House, T. J. A. Tetreault, Albert sault, and James Miller, entertaining. Miss Mary Burns of i Wiilimantic.
 Earl F. Wood is spending the week end with friends at Quonset Point, l Providence, and vicinity. MT. and Mrs. C. NJ smith of flaw i kins street leave soon for an automo- bile tour through the White Noun tains.
 Missionary to Speak. Rev. R. D. Bisbee, principal of the will speak Sunday morning at 10: 30 l in the Methodist Episcopal church. | The speaker will exhibit a collection 1 of interesting curios brought from the | far East, where he has been conduct ing his work.
 Among the completed lists of town l committees to work in connection with the State Council of Defense, are the r. Atwood. of Brooklyn; and Alcott D. Sayles, Killingly; Robert ". Boys, | Goodyear; and Frank T. Preston, Danielson; all of Killingly. probably go to Fort Terry to visit | ''Danielsons Own" tomorrow.
 Miss Alma keech of Reynolds street returns today from Hyannin, Mass. on i the Cape, where she has been attend l ing a summer school for the past five weeks.
 A crowded house at the orpheum yesterday witnessed the seven reel special feature of The Fall of a Ma tion" sequel to "The Birth of a Ma | tlon." The audience was particularly struck with the marvels of modern photography which the picture show ed.
 1 Danielson Adventists are at Greene, l R. L, for the weekend to hear Rev | c. R. Jenks, of Aurora. H., speak at i the closing services of camp meet ing.
 At the Sunday evening Park ser vice. Rev H. B. Goodsell of South Killingly will preach.
 Fifteen Men Summoned
 Mir and Mrs. Frank w. Bennett, and daughter, Ruth, will spend Sun day at Camp Beekman, Quonset Point, where Merrill Bennett is training as
 member of the Rhode Island Cavalry. | Word received yesterday indicates that probably the cavalry will not be mobilized dfsmounted when the New England troops go south. Tn all prob ability the cavalry troops of New Eng land will be organized into a full regiment Orders have been received at Quonset Point directing that the enlisted men of the headquarters and i ond Separate Squadron, Rhode Island l Cavalry. be sent to Aliston, Mass, where they will be organized into reg | inental headquarters and supply | troops. The fifteen men thus sum moned will unite with similar detach- ments from cavalry troops of other New England states, and all will be | called into the regimental units by Captain Clark P. Chandler, of the Sixth T.. s. Cavalry. The news was | well received in town where it was | feared that the men would be called | into service as dough boys" Miss Corinne Paine, wSso is spending | the summer with her mother here, left 1 yesterday for few days outing. Stepped on Broken Glass.
 Roscoe Burton, son of Henry Bur | ton of Academy street, was painfully | injured Thursday night when he cut l his foot. In company with another 1 lad he WAS after frogs legs when he