Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-19
DANIELSON

J. c. Witter will act as starter of the races at Woodstock fair.
 Mrs. Simeon Danielson will have the members Of Sarah Williams Danielson chapter, D. A. R.. at hef home for a meeting this afternoon
 Private Albert Talnose of Camp Devens visited at his home in Daniel son.
 StringiDg of wire for the high ten sion line of the Shore Line Electric Railway company is underway on the northerly section of the line, while poles are being erected in this section.
 The first of the questionnaires for men who registered here a week ago will come to Killingly men this morn ing.
 At the annual election of Rose of Lima council, K. of G., Daniel OCon- nell was reelected grand knight Miss Frances A. Bent of Providence visited friends here Wednesday. Howard Tillinghast has gone to Worcester to take a special course of study. A rifle team IS to be picked from among the members of the Ninth Sep srate Company, State Guards, and there are numerous candidates for | places.
 Drgs are frequently seen roaming about the borough, contrary to the ouarantine regulations that have been in force for nearly a year. The Ka,sez Be Damned a war play that appealed, was presented by a competent company at the Orpheum theatre Wednesday evening. Grip. prevalent throughout New England. is not wholly absent from Danielson, the patients for the most part being children.
 | If all plans materialize, DanieIson will have several young men taking the training courses at the Connecti- cut Agricultural college at Storrs next montr.
 All hope of getting any improve mont in the highway between Brook lyn and Hampton, part of a trunk highway of the state, has been aban- doned for this year, but the matter will be pushed in the spring.
 Miss Beatrice Maynard of High | street has taken a position with the 1 Brooklyn Savings bank.
 The Gables, the attractive apart ment house on Morin avenue, is SC nearly completed that some parts of il are now occupied by families Greater development along building lines is held uD in this new section of Dan ielson by Jle war.
 A humber Cf inspectors of the state automobile department were visitors in towns in this section of Windhan county Wednesday, but did not en. rage in any special activities
 Attorneys here will be ready toda, to assist registrants who receive them in making out questionnaires Registrants have only 8 few days il which t1 fiJl out the questionnaire and are urged to do so at the earlies possible moment.
 Judue Harry E. Back has a letter from his nephew, Captain Rosciu fRark, who sometime since was off l cially reported killed in action. Cap tain Back was severely wounded in tn action that resulted in his death beinj reported. His letter states that fiv out of six of the officers of his com pany were killed or severely wounde, and the command practically wipe' out. At the time he wrote the lette he did not know that he had been re ported killed but few days later h received a New York. paper in whicI his name appeared under the heading Killed in Action" and he hastened t cable and clear up the error
 Letters that are arriving here con tinuod to confirm previous information that n Battery. seth Artillery. ha been in a heavy action on the west ern front but at what point is no known. They fought late in August it is now clear, but sufficient inform ation has not come through to giv their relatives at home much of a pic ture of what transpired It is believe that the battery members escape
 with slight casualties, aside, from tn
 killing Of Lieutenant Oscar Cowen. ] KilIingly will not elect a town cIer 7 and treasurer this year. Frank
 Preston, elected for a period of tv
 years. holding over until 1919. M
 Preston is a candidate this year onl
 for reelection as agent of the town dt
 posit fund.
 The advent of the fall season wi
 be marked by increased activity ( the part of Red Cross workers in Dar
 ielson and vicinity. Plans at presel
 laid out to help Red Cross work il l. clude the presentation of entertain . merts that will add considerab 1. money to the chapters fund MT IS Joseph Gareau has arranged one el l. tertainment for which there has be- l. very heavy sale oe tickets, insurir it's financial success.
 IS One of the men connected with u -- work Of putting through the trollt n Compary's high tension line tells
 a vicious turtle that he encountert n in rough country, near here. throus
 which the poles are being put u d This turtle, F to IA inches across i m | shell qeizad the tne Of the Tnan'S sh,