Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27


 Lieutenant Ira A Warren, who has been i'll during a leave of absence spent here, returned to Fort Wright Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs Fred Miller, Dayville, stenog- rapher at the office of Darbie and Back, has been in New York on visit.
 Ladies' silk waists, s2.s5; Crepe de Chine, $3.95; Georgette Crepe. $495 to $6.95, in the latest styles at the Key stone Store.-adv
 pr. Burroughs Improving. Encouraging reports as to the con- ! dition of Dr. George M Burroughs were given out Tuesday. Earl w. Filling, son of Postmaster | and Mrs. George M. Filling, has re- ceived his. overseas equipment at Camp Devens, but as yet has not been assigned. MT. Pillings is a civil en- { gineer.
 Hampton Auction. J. Carl Witter was at Hampton on Tuesday to conduct a big auction at | the W. H. Lincoln farm. Will Motor to Putnam. l At the Bohemian club Tuesday list | of names of members who are going to Putnam tomorrow evening. for the i tournament with the Elks, was being made. Members who own cars are 10 take the party to Putnam.
 J. F. Gardner, Jr- III. J. F. Gardner, Jr., agent of the Quinebaug company, was reported ill at his home Tuesday.
 Mrs. Rose Warren will have the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church at her home for a meeting this afternoon.
 Danielson was visited by little snow storm during the early hours o1 Tuesday, but the snow disappeared as quickly as it came.
 Holy Week at Home,
 Miss Georgette Jette of the Elmer son players company. which is giving stock performances at Lawrence, is visiting during Holy Week with hel parents, MT. and Mrs. D. E. Jette. l Charles s. Francis is confined to his home by illness.
 Miss Delphine Franette of Fall Riv. CT visited friends in Danielson Tues day.
 New Owner to Build. Joseph Farron, who has purchased the property at the corner of Mail and Stearns streets. southerly cor I has stood on the site for years moved back to make way for the new resi- dence which he is to construct
 Trout fishermen are looking owe tackle and making it ready for tn opening of the fishing season, Mopda, next.
 Twenty Men in France.
 As near as has been computed abou , | twenty Killingly young men are nov with the nations fighting forces il , France. Nearly 200 more are in tn service, anxious to get across.
 Episcopal Services. :. Daily morning services are bein : conducted during Holy Week at S ? Alban's church by Rev Albert P. Jep son.
 J. Arthur Atwood of the Waurega and Quinebaug companies has been i e Washington. D. C.. this week on bus n. mess trip.
 Ranks in Danielson will be closed 0 Good Friday, following custom. 0 Repairing Highway. a Representatives of the state high way department have done exceller work during the past few days on tn Danielson Putnam route, putting tn <. highway into greatly improved condi !. tion, following the ravages of tn winter on the much travelled route
 Numerous Cases of Grip. Grip has seized upon Danielson pee ple and the number of cases of Hines
 is greater than at any time during th
 long trying period of intense cold. TT
 cases for the most part are not of
 serious nature, however.
 Not a word of encourag cement 11s heen spoken relative to resembling u 1og quarantine order and 1t may that the animals will be under re
 striction for months to come.
 Although there continues to be d.
 nnand for more homes in Danielson
 is not likely that Danielsons built
 ing boom will continue through u ! coming summer, on account of u I resent excessive. cost of constTuctio P But at the close of the war the boo c urill be resumed with even great
 igor than in the past. . srnIeaee Books Sell Slowly. l. The Smileage book campaign tn n las been launched in Danielson is n
 bringing the results expected. Thous ' each book contains coupons good f l dmission to twenty entertainments :. any rS the Liberty theatres at cam
 and cantonments throughout u r country and though an entire bot d can be purchased for one dollar. u 5. sale of them is not rapid here. Thous
 many people do not know about Snil T are books every soldier and sailor s, the service does. and most everyone S& them is waiting to see what friel back home thinks enough of him
 send one on, as an aid to spendil
 pleasantly what otherwise might
 lonely hours in camp. The SrniIea
 books are on sale at the post office al
 at various stores about town.