Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-29
DANIELsON


 Subscriptions 1,3oo-County Take,
 Over $1,ooo, 900 in eonds-PoIies te End Sidewalk Leiterins-Hearing te Be Held on Pcor Debtors Oath ane
 on Motion to Set Aside King Verdict ! Miss Vena St. Onge of Providence was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. L. E
 Kennedy over Sunday.
 ! Miss Charlotte Embleton is to speak ! on Food Values before the members or the Ladies' Art club at the home ot Mrs. M. A. Shumway Noy. Fl. The three cent rate onr first class I mail matter becomes effective on Fri day: of this week. ..-. Liberty Bond Subscriptions $500. It was announced at St. James church Sunday that the church society subscriptions for Liberty bonds amount to $1,3oo.
 May Be Transferred. Some members of the 3Sth company who are proficient n,ochanicians and chauffeurs expect to be transferred within few days to an artillery com- msnd and may soon be in France. Mrs. F. F. Wltl1ee has been at Fort Terry visiting. her husband. who is in command of, the SSth company. The county commissioners will be here Thursday for the purpose of granting licenses Ray W. Pe,lett was a visitor in Providence Saturday. Mrs. George C. Norman of Spring field spent Sunday with friends in DanielsoE. l. Sidewalk Loiterers. Complaints tfat have come to the Business Mems association relative to sidewalk loiterers blocking the view of show windows il, stores have been re- ferred to the police committee and a pledge of cooperation has been given. m " p1 event further occurrence of the cause of such complaints.
 Special Services.
 At the Congregational church in T,ayville Sunday there was m observ- anca of the 40tth anniversary of the Reforms tion and there was 8 special effort to make all of the services of special interest.
 Many Small Subscriptions. There was a remarkable number of small sube ecriptions for Liberty bonds ;4t the harks here Saturday. This wcs Turticu!arjv pleasing to the members of the Centre 1 Liberty loan committee. for t showed that the desire to back the government is widespread and that all ranks and rat css are loaning their money in generous degree. Roadway Nearing Completion. :,
 At the close of work Saturday the
 
 side of Main street had been extended southward nearly 60 the residence of Judge VI. A. Shumway. It is expect ed that the work will be practically co mpleted hl- t'lc end of next week, More Travel by Steam Road. Observers claim that the recent i'm crease i1 trolle= fares has resulted in .eGucfne the number of passengers aHd that betweel; Danie.son and Put ram and Danielson and points south tie passenger traffic on the steam road is increasing. The steam road fare between Danieison and Putnam is seven cents less than the trolley road fare.
 Playing fn New Bedford. The Taylor Musical Revue compan ny. which played the first four days of last week at the Orpheum theatre and the final two days of the week at the Columbia hall in Dayville, is in New Bedford this week.
 The Mems Cslee club of the Congre- eational church at Piainfeld is toM sing at the evening service al the Congre gations1 church here Sunday. Nov. Il.
 Took Poor Debtors Oath.
 At a session of the superior court as signed to be held in Willimantic this nlorning Attorney F.. T.. Darbie, repre- senting W. W. Wheatley. will ask for a review oe the taking by Fred R. Dubuc of poor debtors oath.
 Oct. the case of Wneatley vs. Du- buc was heard in the superior court st Putnam before Judge Joel 1T. Reed and judgment was given for Mir. Wheatley to recover damages of S252.oS, plus costs of about $50, the