Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-26

Red across--Deputy Sheriff Ayers
 Auto Damaged in CoIiision-Eacs,s
 Empieye Of Elmxille Company Pre-
 sented Thrift stanp--Manaser4 Lew
 is Leases Meriden Thestre.
 Sergeant Charles Rapp of D battery has visited at his home in Danaelson.
 Earl " Filling of DedhaIn, Mass, visited recently with his parents, Post master and Mrs. George N. Filling.
 F. E. Cunneen and Ralph C. Young were in Providence Monday on a busi ness trip.
 Judge ". Fenner Woodward hsla a session of the town court Monday morning, when two cases were dis posed of.
 John Sipples, who is in the naRal service. has visited at his home in Danielscn.
 Donation for Red eroas. . More than se0 was donated for Red Cross work at the gathering in the Congregational church Sunday after noon.
 Was so Desress Monday.
 The temperature ran up to SO de- gfees in Danielsen during Monday, bringing the most nearly perfect day of the winter season. Some of the hard coal that is being shipped in here is described as so poor as to be barely worth the labor of un- loading it from the cars.
 Hairbresdth. Escapes at Dayvisie. Tn Dayviife little girl coasAina down a hill beside the highway ran her sled underneath a moving automo- bile crossing between the forward and the rear wheels and escaped without a scratch. Tn Dayville, too, 8 little boy stepped out from behind a big wagon to be knocked down by an automobile which passed over his prostrate form without touching him. Sometimes they're lucky in Dayville.
 Mrs. Patrick F. Murray is visiting relatives in Hartford. ' Lieutenant John Casey of Fort Terry has visited at his home in Danieison Miss Jennie Williams of Moos1lp has central office of the telephone com, pany.
 Deputy Sheriff in AutomohiIe Collision Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver o, Dayville had his automobile wrecked Monday morning when it was in col lision with another machine on tn. highway at Wauregan. The owner. of the other car, Moosup residents posted si90 to cover the repair cost to Sheriff Aver.
 A number of Danielson registrant1 were in Putnam Monday afternoon. t, appear before hthe medical advisor. board; these young men have been re ferred for further examination iron the local exemption board.
 Each EmpIoye Presented Thrift StamI
 At Efmville Monday each enploye 0 the Whitestone Worsted company Howard S. Wood agent, was presente,
 a card and thrift stamp by the com pany. This is in line with a recon
 mendation made by Howell Cheney tchairman of the~>state committee O. thrift stamps, and 1t is believed it wi
 prove an incentive to the employees t Iaccumulate as many Of the stamps a
 possible, and may be the beginning c
 a widespread practice of that kind i this section. Every stamp purchase l will help Uncle Sam. win the war an I at the same time will represent a gilt edge investment. About 80 operative
 benefited by the generosity of tn
 Elmville concern.
 4 Acted Wholly Within His Rights. | Fuel Director F. E. Cunneen sai
 Monday relative to the controversy (
 taking coal from a Dayville dealer an transferring it into Danielson that h will issue statement later in tf
 week. Mir. Cunneen feels that h acted wholly within his rights in tn
 matter, but declined to give out de tailed statement until such time as | i is in possession of a document expect ed here soon. II War Bureau Directors Meet.
 Directors of the Killingly war bl reau held a meeting at which the wor , 1 of different agencies of the board wei reviewed and reports received on va irious matters that have been unds I ] investigation. The war bureau wi
 fix the price of sugar in Danielson { . 10 cents a pound, and the sale of ar Fl sugar at higher rate will bring frol l the bureau the recommendation f. ,l the suspension of the license of u Gealer responsible.
 Il Chance to Play Naval Team. l Live wire baseball managers in tn is and surrounding towns have an oI : portunity to book games to be playt
 here or hereabouts with the team l the Second Naval district, with heat 7 i quarters at Newport, if they get bus
 at once.
 The naval team, which is made !
 of former professional and semi pr
 fessional players, would prove a gre
 attraction in this vicinity during u f spring and summer months : The time to make the bookings now, however. for the naval team . schedule for the season is being ma, : up, and once it is completed there : not be further chance to book game