Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-06

| Priest Would Be Army Chaplain Firenen to Have CIambake-Scouts' outins-Richard J. HeaIey Given Surprise Send of and Gifts-Girls Joining Food Conservation Army. Judge Woodward heard the stories of five more prisoners when he held Wednesday mornings session Of the town court, which is now about the busiest place in town every morn ing.
 Corset sale at Keystone store.-adv. George c. Fenwick of New Britain visited with friends in Danielson We'd nesday.
 At Worcester Fair.
 Gaston Maindon Earl Wood. Of Wauregan, Dr. O. C. Sharpe and John Crotty motored to Worcester to attend the fair Wednesday,.
 Victor Perreault Of the West Side will leave today for Camp Devans at Aver as a member of the contingent from the Willimantic-Plain dis trict, Divisis1 No. r.
 The improvement Of the pavement, within the trolley tracks in Main street. is favorably commented upon by the drivers of motor vehicles. Francis A: Gagnon o. Of Dayville member of the contingent from this district.
 Miss Eva c. Clare of woonsocket is visiting friends in town.
 Wauresan Priest Offers Services.
 Rev. J. c. Mathieu, pastor of the Sa cred Heart church at Wauregan, is who have offered their services as army ckaplains.
 Firemen's Outing.
 Members of the Danielson Fire de- partment are to be at AleXanSer's lake next Sunday for an outing and clam bake.
 Infants Funerals.
 The funeral of Rudolph Casiovek, aged weeks, son of MT. and Mrs. Mi chael Casiovek, was held Wednesday with a service at St. James church. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
 Wednesday the funeral of Henry Desgardins. 5 months, son of Mir. and Mrs. Noe Desjardins. was held at St. James church. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
 There was a funeral service at St. James church Wednesday for Eugene, the infant son of. MT. and Mrs. Eugene Beausoliel. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery. L. B. Kennedy was in charge of the three funerals.
 Corset sale at Keystone Store.-adv.
 In dealing with a man who was making a nuisance of himself. Chief Grirnshaw suffered an injured toe.
 Low Temperatures.
 The temperature dropped sufficiently low in Danielson Wednesday morning to cause light frosts, but there was no crop damage.
 Scouts at kiIIinsIy Pond.
 Rev. Ernest A. Legg, scoutmaster. had more than a score of members of Danielson's Boy Scout troop at Old KiI1ing1y pond for an outing. Oppor- tunity was offered, and improved, for trying out swimming tests and other means of determining the efficiency of %I,A I4%o i1,< 1,v-f ards of their organization. The outing proved to be a real pleasure for the scouts and equally so for Rev. MT. Legg, who is deeply interested in Boy Scout work.
 Surprise Send Off and Gifts.
 Friends of Richard J. Healey, who left Wednesday for Camp Devans, at Aver, arranged a private cend-off for him. The party that arranged the surprise affair numbered 16 They pre- scented MT Healey gifts, including a purse of s25.
 Splendid Type of Soldier. Adel1ard Barbeau, who left here on Wednesday for Camp Devahs, is a splendid type of the men that are to make up the new national army. Young. sp1endidly developed and pow erfu1 he has to add to all of these rapidly as possible in the service. Be- fore leaving Wednesday afternoon MT. l Barbeau said he hopes to be permit ted to select the heavy artillery as his | branch of the service. It is probable | that his desire will be gratified, for he l is of just the type that the govern ! ment officers are seeking for the great 1 siege batteries that are to be a potent l factor in the success of Uncle Sam's | new fighting machine. From HaytN'8ound For PIattsburg. | Slated for the officers training camp | at Plattsburg, where he has been cer- | tif1ed for enrolment, Francis l.. let | reault is visiting here with his par ents. MT. and Mrs. Benoit Tetreault | while awaiting orders to report Mir Tetreault has hurried home from l Hayti, where he has been as a member i of the governments occupational fore es. in clerical capacity. | Previous to going to Hayti, MT. let | reau1t was government stenographer | in Washington and was making rapid ; 
 He returns here wearing one of the | khaki uniforms of Uncle San1's occu- pational gendarmerie and bears the rank of major.