Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-26

Tam n.-I1a--HnoXEieSa eSaHNeus-Jersey OttJ Misunderstanding Exercises at St. James School.
 Mir. and Mrs, Henry Getty of Wor- cester visited rsls1ixes in Danielson. A number of Danieason members at tended the meeting of PutHam lodge class receivedE degree
 The new 15asf0os brick Stack at the plant of the sQdfnebaug company is being completed
 Questionnaireg Received.
 The fTstfefstAeg new questionnaires. being sent Sohtstos the men@swho reg istered June were received here on Tuesday.
 ]. Lewis is visiting his theatres in Bristoi, sieriden and Rockville this week.
 sJudgeiiw9Fy wondMardi held ses-- sion of the town court Tuesday morn ing. sTva prisoners r,,lvere -.7 charged with having been intoxicated.
 Mrs. Alfred Hill, Mrs. Abby Hop kins and Mrs. Scott TriBb will motor to Providence today.
 F. E. Cunnesn Evas in Boston on a business trip Tuesday.
 confers Rite of Confirmation. Rt. Rev. Edward Campion Acheson, suffragan bishop of Connecticut, ad- ministered copfirnlauo to a class at Trinity chArthts Prooklynss Tuesday evening. EksA sE@
 Menbets Of Flower Guild.
 The following are members of the Flower Guild committee for this month: Mrs. Oswald Street, Mrs. Walter Anderson, Mrs. C. W. Atwood, Miss Laura Jacobs, Mrs. Florence .RaIYh E.lsYoune was in Hartford Tuesday Attending the republican state convention.
 Mrs. Rienzi Robinson was mem her oEthe- delegation n--of-sHffraeis who interviewed Hon.. Charles E, Searls at PutnaSDn 10 havingitf1e republi- can state platform include resolution favoring woman's1 Suffrage.
 -class of ,Troutina Season.
 The trout fishing season. which has been more than avefage good this year. closes with the present week. Plans are on foot for restocking the brooks this fall.
 Graduates of .Killingly- High school are finding that there Is q demand for their services in this year of war, and numbers of. opportunities are being opened to them
 Registered young men who feel that they ares fil,ing productive posi- tions, as regards the winning of the war. ared in a considerable number ol cases, meeting the situation grace fully and are taking positions that comply with the eote-nment's recent ly issued work or fight order.
 A 2 Youthful Volunteer. 5 Louis Kohler. graduate of Killing ly High school last week. has enlisted in the United States army service and has reported at Fort Slocum, N. Y He is one of the most youthful sol tdiers that this town has sent out ani iLo7fld hardly await the day for schoo t0 end so that he might get out ant do his jit for Cncie Sam. He is ar eNIserts steroE.'aoher and will be as- signed to clerical work. it is expected Raised Fund Fer Assumption College < lawn party to raise funds for As 'sumPtion college was held on the grounds at St. James church ana rroved very successful. This district hopes to raise $500 for the worth project and it is expected that the full amount will he realized, for there arr active workers engaged in the cam paign here.
 Quiet Holiday Forecasted.
 There will not be any special ob servance of the Fourth in Danielson many deeniing it better to use tn money that would be required to pro mote such an enterprise for the pur chase of war stamps or other securi ties which Uncle Sam is issuing t fight the war. After the war Daniel son. will arrange a mammoth recep lion and celebration for it's brave son who have gone into the service.
 Good News From Boys in France.
 Tuesday mornings mails brought batch Of letters from Danielson youn men who are over seas vsith tn American forces. The letters brough an increased' number of stories C r-ore active participation in the wa and of the good spirit that prevail among the units to which the 1ocs soldiers are attached. As "a genera rule, the young men writa of being i good health and finding q great des that interests, and inspires them.
 Damage From Frost.
 Latest reports Indicate considerabl crop damage as the result of the SC ries Of frosts of the past few day