Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-19
DANIElSGN

wound he received is contained in a letter from Private Philip Roberge of a machine gun company. Private Ro- berge writes: Don't worry; I have only lost my right eye'e This he tells happened at Chateau Thierry and while he was engaged on his third trip into No Mans Land from which he was bringing out wounded men who were under fire. There is no men, tion in the letter to show that Pri- Tate Roberge credits himself with ex- ceptional bravery, but many men have been decorated for valor such as this, for heavy shell was raining down, he writes, at the time he wSs wounded 1 The loss of his right eye means. very 1 probably. that he will be discharged | from further front line service and there is a possibility that he may be l invalided home.
 l While motoring from Woodstock to l Danielsou John AshWorth and party l of Danielson men came upon q car be- l side which two men were standing 1 just before 12.30 Sunday morning, at a curve in the state highway just east of the Grove Street cemetery, at Put nam. The men, who were colored, said their machine had been hit and over turned by another car. which had pro- ceeded without /3pping to investigate the damage done.
 One of the colored men said that an 1 other car that had come along after the accident had taken his wife to the Day Kimban hospital It was neces- sary to right the overturned car be- fore the injured woman could be extri- l cated The local men did not learn the names of the party that were in- volved in the accident.
 In the town court Ssturdav morn ing Jusae W. Fenner Woodward sen fenced Carlton Angus Snyder to serve 60 days in jail for having been in 1 toxicated and for committing 8 breach of the peace.
 Snyder claimed North Stoningtor as his home. He said he was 31 years of age and a registered man in the New London local board district, but had no cla.Ssifcatinn card to suhstan- tiate his claims He said he had beer told that it would be all right if he didn't have card as long as ht could prove that he was registered eFc was told that it was up to hin to prove it. which he will have to dc before he is released even though ht i has served the sentence imposed upor him in the town court lie claims tt be disqualified for general military service.
 Up to Sundav afternoon the cells a the police stetion contained thret men who had been rounded up at th' week end. They will face mino charges this morninc. with the pros meet of getting addition attention for not keeping in condition to work The nation is at war and drunks ar not sl..'tled to. nor getting, an! 1 sympathy.
 Danieleon Dcin1s. Miss Della Perreau1t of Naw Red ford visited with friends in I$rnielsol
 At the Sa-.'les place ir E}rvill there is an apple tree having srow,ir' fruit and blossoms on the sam branch an unusual but not nnknow1 combination.
 The next legislature might withou } doing any injury remove tha restric } tion on fishing in Alexarder's lake ; There is no good reason why fshin Eshould not be permitted there on an } week day.
 Ragistrants are again warned to b ? very rarefr' about keeping their fina $ c1assificati'S cards with them at q l times. Raids to pick up Slackers an l l delnnentr may he expected anywher | at any time and being without tn
 
 Some na nufaeturers here hay spoken with admiration of the man
 ne~ in which their employees have re g mained at work during the extren
 l4o+ weather of the past few day = t',rring out government work an = thereby aiding in the winning of th
 war
 s The fire department was called or :. just after the noon hour Saturday 1 tI suhdue blaze nr the roof of tf
 Adams blacksmith shop. on Wa+f s street near the state armory. TIT 5. damage was very slight.
 This morning at St. James, churc 8 additional masses will be celebrated : honor of Our Lady of Lasa1ette !, The temDerance- address at the Cor |, rregational church on Sunday markf / the beginning of an active campaie ( to put Killinglv in the no-license co T umn this fall. The license forces a Q also getting active for thev reali,
 that it is do or die-for good and 2 " -thi.s year.
 Motorists. especially drivers of ca VI from other states made g speedway - the main thoroughfare through Dauie . son during Sunday. when hundreds lS cars nasaad throueh here. Yet the a, tomoloile law clearly states how nut 'N =peed is allowed ir such places. The
 were nS arrests.
 Canta;7 ?. O. Arnfngton of Il
 Ninth Separate Company, Sta
 Guards. ie to announce apoointne Of additional non -cor1r issinred of y cers os kis command Tie comnal a snor is to he re-equipred5 it las be,
 stated.
 70 Private Louis RertorelU of Can l. Devens snent Sunday in town
 Mics Kathleen Rurns of Ha-tfo 70 visited with relatives here Sunday. y James C Mnllan of Providence " ,o tho euest Of Danie!son relatives ov le Sunday
 l. Jud9e w. Fennor Woodward " / elected vice president of the Sta
 Firemen's association. putting him
 line for election as president ne
 year.
 Next Satnrdoy, at Putnam will
 reeistration day for all Killing le young men who have become l. wears of age since June of Il year.
 nt Miss Mary Head is visiting with rt
 atives in Providence as J Carl Witter was at Providen s' to conduct a sale.