Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-01
DANIE.IsON

| oSAlOO1o dS a Fl ACEddll0u G$SAlIkSl IllS spread of influenza, grip and colds prevalent the last few days in Kill | lingly. The graded schools in Dayville, At | tawaugan, Ba1ouville and Goodyear did not reopen Monday morning, how ever, for there is more illness in those villages of the town of Killingly. than in Danielson and in the agricultural I districts. Attawaugan is worst hit I by illness of any of the villages of Killingly, several deaths having OCT 1 cured there in the past few days 1 from influenza or pneumonia. 1 pr. w. H. Judson, health officer, said | Monday afternoon that there was little I improvement in the health situation in town. He had no idea, he said. how many are ill, but that most of the cases are grip. with some cases of in- l f1uenza.
 1 In some of the villages of the town the numerous cases of illness are in- terfering with the operation of big l textile plants, most all. of which are doing more or less government work. Operatives are out in numbers. Many of them who are i'll only with colds Gr slight attacks of the grip have be- come frightened and are staying at home and taking the best of care of themselves, which, after all, is regard N0 N~' SAAS NSSS SAAAA3 AOI IAO4A u QOs
 Mrs. E. H. Reach, chairman of the woman's committee engaged in the Liberty loan drive in killingly, re- ported the first days subscriptions se- cured by women solicitors as $58, GOO, and this is regarded as representing excellent work.
 I Chairman c. A. Tillinghast of the Danielson district. said Monday morn ing that the loan drive started well in 1 KilHngly, but it is up to everyone to buy bonds who can possibly do so, I and to buy as many as they possibly can
 Killingly has big sum of money to raise in this loan a tremendous amount, considering the towns re- sources-and that no one has a right to sit back cemplacently and, in effect, say "Let George do it." Unless every pocketbook is opened, Killingly will mot reach up to it's apportionment
 notwithstanding the fact that the
 banks and corporations of Killingly
 have given the loan committee here splendid encoura cement by subscribing for big blocks of the win-the- se-
 curities.
 A canvass is to be made of the
 operatives in the towns manufactur- ing plants. Workers in Danielsons s
 big plants and in other parts of the
 town hold many thousands dollars in
 bonds of other issues, and they will
 not fail to buy this time, doing their
 part as they have in the past.
 On account of the health situation and to accommodate many who may
 not be feeling well and do not desire I to come out to attend to the matter,
 the office of the board of assessors in
 the town hall building will not be
 open for a few days. though the fling
 of tax lists may begin today, Oct 1. This announcement was made Monday
 morning by Charles B. Hutchins of
 the board. MT. Hutchins said that
 taxpayers who wish may leave their
 lists at the places of business of mem
 bers of the board-C. B. Hutehins, ] Danielson; W. E. Labelle, Dayville;
 Arnold P. Rich, East Killingly. MT. Hutchins also made another in teresting announcement relative to the
 filing of lists this year. He said that
 the board will insist that all lists be made out complete; that every bit of
 information that a taxpayer is ex- : pected to set down on his tax list be put there, and that no indefinite state
 ments in answering these questions , l will be regarded as sufficient In the past the board has not been so in
 Sistent, but the state law provides 1 that a revaluation of all property be
 made in Killingly this year and for
 this reason the assessors will be re- : quired to know all that is asked about
 the property in the questions on the
 tax list.
 Taxpayers will not be allowed to
 write in evasive answers and tax lists , that are filed without all the informa . tion that a man is able to give will
 not be received officially until the in- , formation is supplied. The questions . on the tax forms will indicate to each : interested person just what is expect 7 ed Of him or her.
 l Morgan F. pavy, editor of the Wind : ham County Transcript for the past
 eighteen months, has resigned, to take n the city editorship of the Perth Am e boy, N. J., News daily publication
 Editor Davy will conclude his duties 0 in Danielson this week. During his [. short residence here he has made : many friends and his going away witt his family will be regretted by many : all of whom viii wish him every sue. r cess in his new field.
 The funeral of Rosamond BaIcom, 3 n was held from her home in Attawau- @ gan Monday morning with a service : at St Joseph's church. Rev. Ignatius S Kost officiating. Burial was in St y Joseph's cemetery. l.. E. Kennedy was
 in charge of the funeral arrangements y The funeral of William Ray was helf 9 from his home in Elmville with a higl . mass, of which Rev John Roux, M s. e was celebrant, at St. James church
 Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery ,, Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral di a a rector
 Following her death at the home O
 her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred May
 hard, in Wauregan. the funeral 0
 Helen Maynard was held, burial bein; l. in the Sacred Heart cemetery, Wau c regan. L. E. Kennedy was the flu % neral director
 $ Tersely Told News. = Miss Ada Buckley of Dayville is e. patient at the Day KimbaIl hospita tt at Putnam, where she underwent IT surgical operation.
 l. The body of Private George Beaney n who died of influenza, arrived her n from Camp Merritt, N. J.
 Private Walter Adams of a machin 'f gun battalion at Camp Devens is i It with influenza at the eantonmen-
 Private Adams is the son of MT. an It Mrs. Thomas Adams of North Mai J. street. He has been in the service onl
 a few weeks.
 1noInaS N. OreSory or New Have
 visited with friends in Danielson Mon
 day.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Cail, wh
 have been spending the summer a
 their cottage at Cedar Tree Point, F l., have returned to their Broad stree home. Lieut.. John Casey, who went ou from here as a member of the Thir
 teenth company, c. A. C., is now a engineer officer in France and is mak Il 1 irncr nsa oxznhI1nr.%