Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-06
IDANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

the fund for the new institution, which will be used to care for members of the order who return from France crippled or in broken health. French speaking people in practic- ally all of the towns in this part of W1ndham county have given Hberaliy to the fund that is being raised in New England to build an addition at Assumption college. at Greendale, Mass.
 Should Have Certificates Handy. Registered men are being warned l to keep with them at all times their registration certificates. This is to guard them against arrest in the raids being made everywhere to round up evaders of the selective service law. It has been found upon investigation that many registrants have misplaced or lost their cards and that some even have forgotten their order numbers. Tire Duck Industry Booming. 1 Just how good the tire duck busi- ness promises tN be for a long time to come is indicated by the fact that automobile tires are steadily mount 1 ing in price, on account of the scar city of them, chiefly due to the fact that the duck mills. of which Killing | ly has two, are largely engaging their looms upon the weaving Of tent cloth for the government With no surplus l of tires in the market and DO surplHs in prospect probably until after the war, there is every indication that Killingly's big new industry will l boom for years to come. Stanley Regis. who is in the ser vice at one of the island fcrts. has been spending a leave of absence in 1 DanieIson.
 John M Dove, who is in France with an artillery regiment from New England, has written his mother Mrs. H. s. Dove. that he is well. Plans Chautauqua Parade.
 Dr. L. J. Sylvester, chairman of the parade committee of the Danielson Chautauqua organization, is making ] his arrangements and inviting auto 1 mobile owners to come into the Chau- ! tauqua parade with their machines. 1 The parade is to go through the vil- lages of the town of Plainfield and to i Brooklyn.
 Heard and Seen. Police officers here say that the Fourth just past was far and away the quietest they have ever exDeri- enced, and they had practically no 1 trouble at all with celebrators in clined to be reckless
 The Manhasset baseball team Of Putnam, which recently defeated the Connecticut mills. is to play at Wau- regan this afternoon.
 Harry o. Reilly, formerly with tho Danielson Cotton company. now in the 1 service at camp near Washington ! was a visitor with friends in Daniel son Friday.
 J. c. Witter was at Windsor attend 1 ing the races Friday.
 James c. Norton of Fall River vis- ited with friends in Danielson Fri day.
 Construction of the high tension | line to transmit electricity for power I through the towns in this section has heen commenced by the Shore Line 1 Electric Railway. Poles and other supplies are being accumulated.
 So great is the interest in gettinc action on the proposal to call the at tention of the state highway depart rent to the need of imDrovine the Hampton Brooklyn route that there is constant inquiry as to what is be. ing done about it.
 Miss Martha A. Marion Of Woon. socket is snendirg a few days witt
 friends in Danielson.
 Not the Local John Horton.
 It has been practically established