Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-22
DANIELSON

DANIELSON
 John Sault, long a resident on the West Side, attempted suicide by cut ting his throat, Monday morning. The two wounds he inflicted were not of a dangerous nature. Coroner Arthur G. Bill received a telephone call to hur- ry to Mr. Sault's home, where it was reported MT. Sault was dying. An in- vestigation # the circumstances sur rounding the case seemed to indi- cate that MT. Saults attempt to end his own life was due to despondency, from which he has been suffering fcs' some time He form erly was employed by the Crystal Wa ter company as laborer.
 Brooklyn authorities said Monday afternoon that they would investigate MT. Sauit's mental condition, with a view to determining whether he should be sent to the Norwich State Hospi- tai for treatment
 Hjalmar Hill, Finn, was before Judge W. lHenner Woodward in the town court Monday morning to answer to a charge of assault with intent to kill Victor Peusa, a Polish young man, who is in the Day Kimball hospital, with a bullet wound in his leg, and (dll 1AE WCGPOuS. CoSG 5 9@OSA0ANk0AA ~ not serious. Hill pleaded not guilty to both charges and in default of bail was committed to jail until the time set for a hearing, November 4.
 The shooting followed an argument in 6 saloon in Dayville. A half dozen Polish men who were in the place at the time of the shooting were held as witnesses. In court Judge Woodward heard their stories and continued their cases during good behavior. only one of them being fined.
 The following is the organization of committee heads of St. James par ish for the United War Work drive that is to be conducted during the week of November 11-1a: Honorary hartman, Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. s.:
 hairman, Joseph Bodo chairman of
 Deakers bureau, Abel L. Reeves; chairman on agricultural department, James Monohan; chairman on indus trial department, Amos Morin; chair man on corporations, Damase Boul- ias:l chairman on Victory Boys organ ization, George F. Davignon; chair man on Victory Girls organization Mrs l.. J. Morin; publicity, Edward A. Sullivan.
 These committee heads will organ IL6 IEI6Ii WOth1 eLJN M PAS pared to do their utmost to make the parish part in the big drive a pro- nounced success.
 The Victory Boys organization will number 150, and the same number will be enrolled in the Victory Girls or ganizati Each of these 300 young people will be asked to earn $9 and turn the sum over to the committed during the week of the drive.
 Heads of the main district commit tee met Monday afternoon at the rooms of the Danielson Trust com pany to arrange for the coordination of the work to be done here. In this coming big drive there will be gearing-in of all the effort possible by the citizens of Killingly and Brook lyn-one solid and unbrokcn front ot workers of all denominations engaged in an endeavor to do something really worthy for the boys lover there"
 Danielson's schools and the West Side school, in Brooklyn, "reopened or Monday morning. There was a, heavy percentage of the total of pupils reg istered absent from the sessions oi the day. and this was attributed by Superintendent Horace Turner more to the fact that there is fear that the pupils might contract illness by going to school than to the dah ger of be- coming i'll by so doing.
 Superintendent Turner is discussing this phase Of the situation called atr tention to the fact that the schoo rooms are warm and well lighted ant that plenty of fresh air is kept circu- lating through them. In addition the teachers have instructions to send home at once any pupil who coughs sneezes or other wise gives indication of liability to spread illness.
 These things considered. Superin tendent Turner is convinced that pu pills are fully as well off engaged a their studies as they would be a home. and in many cases less liable tt contracting illness that might bt charged against the epidemic condi tions now prevailing.
 Mrs. Mildred Whitman Murray, 21 wife of Leslie Murray. died Monda! forenoon at the home of her parents MT and Mrs. George Whitman. Souti street. She has been i'll bu- a few day: with influenza and pneumonia. MT. an( Mrs. Murray returned here only feV weeks ago from Hartford. where the! had been making the1r home sinc' their marriage. Mrs. Murray, who hat spent all her life in Danielson, leave her husband and one daughter, Julia aged g months.
 James Kent. William Ross, FranI l McGorty and Howard Wood. of Man chester, are spending this week a their camp in Eastford and are hunt ing coons every night. One coon wa reported Monday as having been takel 1 by them.
 Chairman Charles A. Ti!iinghast 0 ! the Liberty loan organization, for thi district said Monday forenoon that h is convinced that final figures for Xiii 1 lingly will shown the subscription here to be ill excess of half million dollars, margin above s1000o0 owe 1 the apportionment.
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