Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-18

bers Must Be Prompt at Drills.
 William Martin of Dayville, who has been employed in intuition factory in Canada, has enlisted in the United States naval reserve and is stationed at Newport. Big BilP' is a baseball pitcher of real merit. He is not yet 21 years of age
 Conductor Frank Preston has left tric Railway company.
 John c. Milton of Providence visited friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Wheat sown.
 William $. Brown has three acres of wheat sown on his farm near Wau- regan.
 Danielson boys who have been at Camp Gordon, Ga, in training throughout the winter, are on their way north, it is announced in mail that has been received here Wealthy Slow About Bond Buying. Liberty bond subscriptions continue to pile up in the town of Killingly, but the list of buyers does not include the names of considerable number of persons who are in a position to back the government with their money.
 The new automobile fire truck that 1 is to be added to the Danielson de- partment is to be equipped with To- comotive bell and hind siren. l Miss Frances A. Frechette of Fall River visited friends in Danielson on Wednesday.
 Stimulating Bond Buying. "Mr. Congregationalist" is invited to buy bond for country and for church 1 in a notice displayed on the bulletin board on the lawn at the Congrega- tional church.
 Burst water pipes continue to give trouble to the local department. 3 Heritage of the severe winter that has gone into history.
 Residents who live on the highway leading from Killingly (South) to the Line store are appealing that some thing be done to improve the condi-
 ton in which the severe winter has
 lief it.
 To Register Youths of 21. | Arrangements will be made in thi. town to register the young men wht have turned q since June 5 of las year. The same procedure of regis tering will be followed as was the cas, last year..
 Tax Collector George Williams ha1
 put out his notices relative to the col
 lection of town taxes in accordanc,
 with the vote recently passed at tn,
 annual town meeting. a l No Trace of Conductors Body. | Although the wreckage on the rail
 road near Pomfret has been entirel. !, cleaned away, no trace has been founl | nf If ~
 wood, listed as among those who los
 their lives in the frightful accident
 IL is believed that the body was en tirely consumed.
 | Leave of Absence Forms.
 The local board has received leav of absence forms that are to be use in releasing from service men who ar allowed to come back to perform farr labor during the summer months, af ter which they will return to thei : commands.
 Home Guard Order. Il Captain r. O. Huntingdon of tn Danielson Home Guard company ha issued the following order to the mem
 bers of the command: 2 Every member of this comman
 must attend regular drills Tuesda
 evenings at 8 o'clock. Club or motto
 pictures will not be considered req l sonable excuse for absence. II Captain Huntingdon also requests a F expression of opinion from the me regarding the changing of the hour ( 7 drill from to 7.30. which will giv
 a little later. a chance for out-doo :. drill in daylight. Captain Huntingdon states that tt v need for home guard is not over l in fact, conditions in Canada woul V show that this country may need sue l organizations as the home guards an l it is up to the guards to be ready. b r getting all the drilling it is possibl to receive.