Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-01

Oswald c. Street, who has been in charge of the French Cable company's office at Dayville, is leaving this morning for Boston where he has taken a position with the army ord nance department.
 John W. Kennedy leaves this morn ing for New London, where he is to be employed on one of many enter prises connected with the govern ments work in that section.
 Miss Kathleen Burns of Hartford spent Sunday here with her mother, Mrs. Mary Burns.
 Francis Tetreault of Washington, D. C.. visited here Sunday at the home of his parents.
 Jennings Killian of Worcester was at his home in town over Sunday.
 William Mulligan is to build a res idence on lot on the Davis tract, on the Elmville road. S
 Louis Woisard. who is in the ser vice, was at his home in Danielson ever Sunday.
 Miss Katherine T. Thayer of Put nam is visiting with relatives in Dan ielson.
 Going to Port Royal.
 Irving W. Davis, deputy state en- tomologist, is spending this week at his home in Lowell. and on Friday will leave for Port Royal, S. C., to take his final examinations for entrance in to the United States Marine corps.
 In French Hospital.
 Private James Harney of G com pany, 102nd infantry, writes that he is in a base hospital in France, recov- ering from an operation. He was in the fight in which Private Adelard Barbeau of Danielson was made a captive and makes mention of the fact with regret.
 This is the day that the "work or fight" rule becomes operative, and il | is up to every registered man to dc his duty, without forcing action where such action may be necessary Stamp Supply Exhausted. Acting Postmaster A. Van Wood l worth expressed his regret at thu week -end that the office was withou war stamps. although every effort haC been made to get d supply to meet ; flood of demand for the securities.
 Mrs. Shumway Recovering.
 Mrs. Milton A. Shumway, injuret last Wednesday afternoon, was re ported Sunday afternoon as remain ing in a favorable condition. Thous there is a chance that injuries of a internal nature may have been incur red in the accident and not as yet be come manifest, the hope for her com plete recovery seemed bright Sunda!
 Arndt Bretschneider, Mechani street, injured in a runaway accider last week, is recovering from tn hurts he received when he was throw out and slid along the ground. grind 7 ing dirt and pebbles into one side ( his face | Killingly will supply heavy per Centage of the quota of 65 men ths
 this district must furnish for the Ma tional army during the month of Jul, under orders received Saturday by tf , local exemption board. l There was a large crowd at Wilc l wood park Saturday evening to enjo the dancing. and among the dancer l were a number of men representa- tthe army and navy, home on weel
 end leaves.
 srent Sunday at his home in Danie
 son.
 Traffic by the Ear Harbor expresst 9 was heavy at the weekend. whic brought practically the end of u
 month and the advent of the real Va cation season.
 How to Observe Holiday.
 At St. James church Sunday u : hundreds who attended the masst : were urged to observe the Fourth {
 befits the war times. All were urge f to attend mass on the hoiiday-and r remember n their prayers the bo, Q who are fighting lover there" ]