Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21


 StateN Officers Bridgeman. Flynn, Stiles and Fine left here Thursday Latter giving their attention to several matters in town.
 Temperatures down to fl degrees were reported in Danielson Thursday morning. but no crops were damaged, it was said.
 Write to German Prisoner. His address having been obtained by relatives and friends here, letters have been sent to Private Adellard Barbeau, who is in a German prison camp at Limburglahn. I. w. WIS Under Observation. Men who are believed to have affll- iation with the notorious l. W. W. or. ganiation are under official observation in the town of Killingly. Delivered Beer at Goodyear.
 For having delivered beer at Good year contrary to the arrangements provided by statute, Thomas Killian was fined at session of the town court Thursday morning. Action against him was brought by the state police
 Hundreds of letters have been re- ceived here calling attention to the fact that war stamp registration week lis just ahead.
 Aldege Duhamel employed in ship construction work, is in Worcester hospital to undergo an, operation for appendicitis.
 Burial in Local Cemetery.
 After a solemn requiem high mass at St. Johns church, .Plainfeld, Rev. w A. Keefe, Rev. J. c. Mathieu and Rev. J E. Mccarthy officiating, the l body of David Marshall was brought to Danielson for burial in St. James cemetery, L. D. Kennedy was the fu- neral director
 Small Strike Ends. A small strike that developed at Goodyear Wednesday was reported as adjusted Thursday, the strikers having returned to their work. Among those who keep in touch with political matters there is discus 1 sion as to who shall receive the nonni- nations for republican representatives 1 from Killingly this fall. Several names l of prominent citizens have bten men I tioned.
 It is stated that many persons who l buy for families have voluntarily cut down the amount of beef taken this week, this chiefly on account of the | high prices prevailing, prices that seem unavoidable under present con- i ditions in the country. Erecting Tall Stack. 1 At the Quinebaug mills a monster l brick smokestack is being erected in | the rear of the plant, near the power | house. The new stack rises close to where an old one stands. 1 An effort will be made this year to make the annual reception by the Kill I lingly High School Alumni association
 for the senior class one with special
 patriotic features, and plans were be- l ing worked out Thursday by the. com
 mittee in charge.
 Puzzled by Work or Fight Law. Continued inquiries are being re- l ceived by draft officials as to whether
 q will have to give up my present position? ?" In most cases the official
 answer is Wait until you are notified 1 to change" but in some cases, which i clearly come under the work or fight
 rule, registrants already are being told
 that they must seek other and produc- i tive employment. -
 Highways All Roughed Up.
 Killingly's state roads are rapidly deteriorating under the seasons traffic and most of the distance on the Dan 1 O4So1l-1 dtAdA4 loutS IS III very pour
 condition. This is also true of the I Danielson Wauregan route. A coating Eof top dressing is promised. and this may help some to improve conditions but motorists say these routes have
 not been so poor as at present during
 the summer season for years: After Unregistered Men.
 Officers of this district are being re- tquested to accost men who, apparently 1 are of. draft age. and request of them Ito show their registration credentials 1 Facts are coming to light to show that there is considerable number of un-
 reSistered men in this district, and prompt action against them is desired by government officials.