Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-04


 Brooklyn Fair Lands in Maine.
 Attorney E. L. Darbie of the police committee of the court of burgesses will supervise this week the registra- tion, taking of finger prints and fil- ing of photographs of male Germans of IA years of age and over who are residents here. The number of Ger man citizens in Killingly is not large. but such a group exists and among them as those who read German language newspapers and in other ways keep in touch with German thought and viewpoints on the war. Attorney Darbie has received de- tailed descriptions for the taking of the finger prints and the other work that is to be done by the police de- partment.
 Four Degrees Below Zero. Saturday morning was one of the coldest of the winter in Danielson Some thermometers registered IS de- grees below zero, while many instru- ments gave readings of from i4 to II below.
 | As in all of the many unusually cold periods of the present winter, the quick and decided drop in temperature brought trouble to many householaers Service pipes froze in many homes especially on account of the effort thai is being made to conserve fuel C. E. Conservation Service. | Samuel Back, president of the so- ciety was the leader Sunday of con- secration service of the Christian En- deavor society at the Congregations 1 church. A | rE zr A-A Do-o,,;1ia who have been making their home ol Hawkins street, are to return to Put nam.
 Henry C. Stillman of Pawtucket wa a visitor with friends in Danielsol over Sunday.
 Webster Musicians Please.
 The concert at the Congregations 1 church Sunday afternoon by the Or pheus Musical club of Webster, Mis- Maude Aldrich, leader, proved of spe 1 cial interest to many Danielson peo pie.
 1 Miss Susan Collins who was operat ed upon last week for appendicitis a the Day Kirnball hospital, was report
 ed at the week end as making goo
 progress toward recovery. | Feast of the Purification.
 The feast of the Purification wa
 observed with special services at S
 James church Saturday morning
 when candles that are to be used dur
 ing the services of the year wer
 blessed.
 Memorial Masses. II At St. James church this moFnin l there will be anniversary high requieI masses for Mrs. Michael Head wh Is sAI II, T,1, } Awkward, who died one year agos Keen Interest in Tournament Interest in the billiard and pol
 tournaments remains unabated anon the more than 150 members of tf Bohemian club. The elimination cor
 tests continued to be played durir
 Saturday, when there was a galIeI of spectators to watch each event. II Fuel and Thaw Needed. The fuel supply for some of the fat r tories in town has become so reduce l. that they will need to be furnishe e with many tons during the next fe d days if the concerns are to mainta r operations. A tfaw that would releai much water power now represented = the form of ice has failed to materia = ize.
 e NOC muCn koat r or SSHoOfS. Il Danielsen's public school buildin; d have no great reserve supply of co
 on hand at present. Janitor Hira
 Burton said Saturday that the hi. tschool heating plant has been eol e suming about a ton a day in comba
 ting the cold weather which he h
 the 2f years in which he has be x engaged in janitor service.
 Brooklyn Fair Balloon Lands n Maine.
 ,sI In an odd items column in a Bo " ton paper there appeared during t - past week a little item telling of | III finding in the woods of Maine of t fragment of a hot air balloon Furtl n search about the vicinity brought le light a little note that has been z l, tached to the balloon and which . It forth that it had been released at t 1T Brooklyn, Conn, fair in September ln last year.
 Men Overseas Crave Attention.
 Letters received from youg m from this section who are in Fran ot where they have been getting 2 f g. New England papers and reading the special attention being paid to IT as at Camp Dexens, echo call that 1 T. been previously sounded, and that 10 for the people at home to rememl ne the boys oyer there. In France w boys. are being trained so rigorou as that they feel they should have fl re consideration from the good peo
 back home. Their particular cry
 for smokes, smokes of Amerit
 brands. and too many of them cam is be sent across. they say. The smol
 are the ammunition of their mome q in repose and the greatest comic .s. slTefs the can pc senl' they say de SUGAR SUPPLIES STOPPED.