Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
DANIEL.sON

Big Patriotic Meeting at Town Hal 4 Tonight, Following Parade - New Police Record Systena--conneetieu Mhls DeH Team to Ha~s Wind-u 6anqush-6ugar Shortage - aone osbseriptisns Reach 44ooNoe-Gro eers Huffed at heessr's Statements Chairman Charles A. Tillinghast O. the KinHngly Central Liberty Lear \ ccEnmfttee announced Friday fhat there is to be big patriotic meetint II in the town hall this evening. and tha \ this meeting will be preceded by ( \ parade in which the HosEAe Gaaarda l and civic organizations. Led by G. band will participate. Tho addresses at thi. \ meeting ars to be by out of towr 3 speakers.
 Mr. TYlu1gsaast fs anxious for . ca pac4ty attendance at the hall 1t will be no night for s1ac1<ers-that Is. Ghoss who stay away. Kilitngiy must dc it's part with the rest of the natior { in subscrib4ng for Liberty bends. the selling of which by the billion opens the very shortest read to peaes. Nol which all are 90 anKfonE TAe 1ner and women who bay bonds are act llnlay aiding dn saving ths lives of In already in uniform and those who are to be called. Lea~ss ssr hsw York. Miss Mary A. Carson, Boston, swhe has been the guest of MT. and Mrs w. J. Craig, Left Friday morning for a visit in NeW York. Miss Carson Is a niece of MT. Craig.
 New 8ystesn ef Police Records,
 Chief Michael J. Grimsiaaw is ar ord system. This system will allow of setting fdrth in detail facts pertain ing to the arrest of persons and dis- positions of cases.
 Wants to Qs to France.
 Dr, F, P. Todd, captain in the med lcal reserve corps. left Friday morn ing fer Camp Devens. tn which can duty. Dr. Todd Is anxious to do ser ytce in Francs and hopea ta be trans ferred to the ether side later in the war.
 Chicken Thieves About.
 William A, Graves; Mechanic stree, reported on Friday morning the theft of poultry from his coops. This is the second theft of fns quality peui- try at his place within a few days.
 Ira Themas' PIans.
 There is special local interest in ths fact that Ira Thomas is to be man. Louis Cardinals. Thomas has been where for years hs has been one of Comic Mack's most trusted advisers and handlers of the Athletics.
 Private Harold Greene of the 9th company. Depot Brigade. Camp Dev- ems, has forwarded, by request, a list of sweater, Wrister and helmet needs ameng the members of the Killinely contingent. This list will be turned over to the local chapter of the Red Cross. Mrz. P. B. sibiey. who has been at tending the state convention of the ". c. T. U. in Middletown this week. will spend Sunday with friends in
 Mrs. M. V. Weodwsrth will have the members of the Reading circle at her homo Monday afternoon for a meet
 Charles Hamburger, directing the Liberty loan campaign in this section of Connecticut. was in Danieison Fri day.
 Degrees were conferred Friday eve hing at meeting of Warren chapter. R, A. M.
 November DIreetressss.
 The following are the direetresses of the Ladies Benevolent society of Lhe Congregational church for Nov ember: Mrs. F. A. Jacobs. Mrs. c. A. Russell. Mrs: o. A; Potter. Miss Car Mrs. P. B. Sabiey, Mrs. c. A. Filling hast, Miss Edna Lillibridge.
 There is a constantly recurring ru- nor at the island forts that the Con- hecLlCut AohSt CCAp6, III which Danielson has A company, may pc transferred or sent across, but all he talk is vague and without definite that a change of station is sending, Some of tho members of he 98th company will arrive here this afternoon to spend the weekend.
 Wind-up Banquet for Ball Team.
 Tho Connecticut Mills baseball team which has had a very successful sea- 1 on. is to have a banquet at the At- | awaugan hotel this evening, this event ] O wind ID the active organization of | he club for the present season. ;anvass for Liberty Bond Subscrip-
 tIons.
 A house to house canvass for sub- criptions for Liberty bonds is under ray in Danielson and the surrounding | This method of campaign ,g is boosting the fund and before he close of the soliciting period 1t is oped to reach every home in town.
 Property Sale. The sale was announced on Friday f the double cottage owned on Oak treet by Joseph Bodo and occupied y the families of George F. Davignon nd F. H. Greener to Amadee Ber- fer.
 Sugar Shortage Friday.
 Danielson was up against sugar aortage Friday. Several grocers were ad such a small supply on hand that 1ey were selling only twenty five snts' worth to a customer. Several rms are expecting shipments today, owever.
 Bond Subscriptions Over $1o0,O0o. Reports late Friday afternoon show l that subscriptions for Liberty onds, second issue, had passed $100,- DO in the Danielson district, and this ,tal does not include many subscrip- ons taken but not reported to the anks The coming week is expected be the big week in getting subscrip- ons in this financial district. ii