Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-26

 Club outlined-canp Library eem- mittee to Meet Toniaht-Fins of $2s ana Costs for Evadin9 Board Riii- Home Guard Exhibition Drit4-tiow Town has Voted on Liosnss Since 1895.
 Miss Emma F. Filling announced on Tuesday arraneeunents for the work of the. Junior Winter GhaMtaNqua club: Story Hours-At each meeting the supervisor will tell two or three stores with particular care and with the pur- pose of frnpresainE a lesson Game Heurs-The purpose of these, as we'll as the story hours is education. Fun and lots of physical exercise 70 eration. fair play, loyalty. enterprise and other attributes o& character. Citizenship Meetings-The selection of a mayer, town clerk and various conduct Kroarens built on five differ ent themes of good citizenship. At the November meeting, LAW and Order; December. January, maJke-good meet ing, waste makes want .econseFvatione; wfthout lalbor"; March. Sanatatton meeting, health and happiness; April. finance meeting. who pays the bills? Dramatics<A playlet given during the season, probably in February. a simple pageant presented in the last month. in which all junior members will take part.
 Junior Afuzuni-Tt> shall be optional with the local bands of as to whether months, there shall be 8 meeting. Red Cross and food conservation. will furnish excellent material for en- cetragtng the alumni to learn to help their communities.
 All children are welcome to attend and become members. A place of meeting has not been selected yet, but meetings probably will be held in a school hall.
 Library Directors Rsorsanize. The board of directors of the public library met and reoFganized with nest R. Warren. principal of Kiflingly High school. as secretary. The direc- tors voted to appoint Mfr. Warren as librarian, succeeding Henry M. Dan ielson.
 Camp Library Committee to Meet. A meeting of the camp library cam paizn committee ia Klhngly has been called to be held this evening at the public library. This committee will do this towns share of rasing a mill io ndolfar's to buy . million books for million soldiers. kii1ingly's share of this fund is $350.
 Motoring to. Rochester.
 J. Carl witter and Affred Wftter, left Tuesday afternoon to motor to- the big fair at Rochester, N. H.
 Edward HeneauIt whose home is here. resigned at Waterbury, to take charge as manager of @ store in Derby.
 w l. Bullard was in Boston Tuesday on a business trip.
 There is to be a public poultry dem onstrati0n at the Squaw Reck farm of A1vah F. Pierce tomorrow.
 Alvah Hall recently visited at Camp DevenS-
 George. A. Rathbun of Hartford vis- ited friends in Danfeison Tuesday.
 The hunting season for game birds opens Monday. October s.
 Sergeant Earl Geer of the 3Sth com pany, Fort Terry. has visited at his home here.
 Liberty Bond Delivery. i
 It was stated here that the delivery of some Liberty bonds is expected within few days, probably by the end of the present week.
 Henry M. Danielson, librarian. has sent out an appeal for good books to be forwarded to the members of the 38th company at Fort Terry.
 A meeting of the DAnfe1Son Business Mems Association was held Tuesday and routine business transact ed.
 ENadsd Board Bill.
 In the town court Tuesday morning Judge w. F. Woodward imposed a fine of $25 and costs upon Horace Fillmore on charge of having evaded a board bill. Fillmore said he had intended to pay.