Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-07

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 George c. Willis of New Haven was visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Miss Elizabeth Dunn. clerk at. the office of the s. N. F. T. company, is spending a vacation in Bridgeport.
 Mrs A. B. Chamberlin and Mrs. Henry Torrey are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Enc, in New London.
 At Camp Meeting.
 Mrs A. F. Wood will attend the camp meeting at Greene, R. L, this
 George A Reitch of Fall River visit cd friends here over Sunday.
 Mrs. sarah Vibberts Of North Ha- ven is the guest of Mrs. W. w. Wood ward of Broad street.
 Raymond 4. Preston of the Brown University Hospital unit, now sta toned at Allentown, Pa, spent the week end with his parents, MT. and
 Howard R. Call of Danfeison is one of this towns young men who has passed the physical examination and will again have an opportunity to of Uncle Sam, in the new army. Motor Party to Shore.
 Automobiles, gaily decorated. and tracted much attention as they passed through Danielson Saturday morning. en route to the shore.
 WiIIinna ntic Band Played.
 The American band of WilImantic gave the first of series O. Sunday concerts at Wildwood park Sunday afternoon. assured for next season. More than a sufficient number of guarantors to carry on the entertainment series signed the required contract.
 [,%r- rTTL who has been visiting relatives here, | is spending this week with MT. and | Mrs. Timothy Taylor. of Webster
 Miss Ethel Danielson of Putnam is | acting as clerk at the office of the S. N. E.. T. company this week.
 Charles c. Franklin of Scituate has | been spending a few days with friends | in Danielson.
 Milk Dime Quart.
 A number of Danielson dealers | have advanced the price of milk to ten cents per quart.
 More Men Win Be Called.
 Inability of the exemption board to | obtain the districts quota of 119 men for the new army from the first 23S men called for examination, means | hat more men will be called for ex- ,mination,. probably some time next week, and Killingly will be required Q furnish a large part of the quota, IS one or the most populous towns of he district.
 The number of men obtained for service, number of exemptions claim d and allowed among the first 25s | nen examined will be announced some inne this week. it is expected, in any :ase not later than the 14th.
 Russian Given Reprimand.
 A Goodyear alien who declared to he members of the exemption board t Putnam Saturday, that he would lot fight for this country but would ight for the "o1d country heard a ecture from members of the exemp- ion board that made his ears burn. t was as much the way the alien, a . russian, made his declaration as the { ature of it that brought him sharp 1 ensure The United States to him 1eant no more than an opportunity to arn money. Et A satisfactory method of dealing ' Iith the man was promptly found l nd unless he runs away, and gets a l . ating as deserter, he'll either put , russian republic, and that at an early ate.
 Portion of Main Street Cleared. On account of street improvents op- "a tions, Main street is closed between ewis boulevard and North street. The etour takes all of the heavy traffic nat goes over the route through Tn- ustria1 place, past the Connecticut fills and down Mechanic street into le center of the town.
 LOUIS z. KENNEDY \
 oANfELSON Undertaken and EmbaInaer