Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-29
WULMANTIC

Private Earl W. Barrows, of the regular army is visiting with his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. William D. Bar rows, who live near the city outskirts on tie road to Eagleville. Private Barrows has seen a good deal of ser vice. and during the battle of Chateau Thieuy which happened during the first of the recent allied drive. he was severely wounded. His right hand was blown off and he was injured by the explosion of a bomb. and he was also and the next day he was placed in a . hospital. and later transferred to ] Washington, D. C. He is now on a 30 days furlough. He enlisted in the army at the time of the Mexican out . break and when mustered out enlist ed in the regular army.
 The programme for the outing on Labor Day at Recreation Park for La : bor Day includes events for all ages from eight years old to 100. The pro- Rramme for the afternoon includes separate events for men, women and . children. Three ribbon prizes will be given in each event. This part of the programme win begin at ? o'clock. In : the evening there will be band con- cert, and two speakers will be heard |, Everything is free and the public is cordially invited.
 Lloyd E. Burdick, formerly of this city, died in the Memorial hospital at New London Tuesday afternoon of in- testinal trouble. He was born in Leb- anon, and was 31 years old. During . his residence in this city he enlisted in Company L. of the Connecticut Ma tional Guard, and was with them at . the Mexican border. He was mem . Der of the local Odd Fellows and at one time worked in the Holland silk mill
 Willimantic Whispsrings.
 Chief KiIlourey has received the reg ulations governing the changing ot residence of German female aliens. A permit is necessary and may be ob- tained from the official with whom she registered Failure to comply is punishable with internment for the duration of the war.
 Many local people are planning tC attend the natriotic exercises in Leb- anon Sunday, Sept. 8. The exercises begin at II in the morning and vii last for five hours, including a pill grimage to the historical places in the village.
 Eastman Lock was arrested Wed
 
 was arrested Tuesday but was re- i@ased by Chief Killourey during tht day. Within twenty four hours, ht was again Tn a bad condition, and wa. re-arrested. He will be brought be- fore the court this morning.
 Robert Stanley has returned iron several weeks stay at Lake Andres coggin, Maine. While on the visit. ht made several trips to the mountain! where ice was formed on the water At the same time, at the foot of the mountain. il was uncomfortably hot il the sun.
 Harry J Shepard. formerly of thi' city, is in a critical condition at Var mouth. Maine as a result of an ac cident His recovery is not expected
 Eddie Fay was before the polic' court Wednesday morning, charged with assault on his wife. Tuesday eve ming He was represented by Attor Bey Thomas J. Kelley, and the cas- will he heard Saturday morning.
 Frederick r. aramee. Of 50 Parl street an eliisted man in the navy has been absent without leave iron iis ship since A-sust 24 and unles Ae returns bv Tuesday ne will b .lassed as a q, >erter
 State draft o1i'i7ls figure that abou l.5o0 men will rt,7stered in this cit
 or the new 1s-45 draft. This is abou