Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-27

Body-Hint of Siackers Among Lo-
 cal Workers-Rev. w. B. Williams
 to Speak at Park Service-5enefit i
 For Red Cross Arranged.
 A letter received here Friday from 1 Leonard P. Morrison, dated Some i where in Service" stated that he is well and happy. MT. Morrison is 8 Red Cross ambulance driver.
 Another Fairy Tale.
 For the 'steenth tine,' the German klown prince and about half mill lion Boches were captured Friday by Danielson's unofficial communiques. To Speak at Union Service. Rev. W, B. Williams of the Con- gregational church will preach at the first of the union church services, at the Congregational church, Sunday morning.
 Examinations For Clerks. On designated days during the coming four months examinations for | clerks having some knowledge < of 1 typewriting are to be held at the Danielson postofhce-
 Peter Hoey's Body Unclaimed. l Coroner Arthur G. Bill said Friday that he had been unable to get in touch with relatives of Peter Hoey, who suicided by cutting his throat. The body may have to be buried by l the town
 Registrars of Killingly are to meet rext week to compile an enrolment of voters of the town of Killingly i A. c. Bill, Miss Amelia Hutchins and James Danielson are the pulpit supply committee of the Congregation al church for August.
 To Speak at Park Service. Rev w. B. Williams will speak at the open air, services. on Davis park. Sunday afternoon.
 Cards From Camp. Cards received nere Friday told of the arrival at Camp Devens of Dan ielson men who went into the service Thursday.
 Many motorists are paying little or no attention to the silent traffic cops in the business section, driving to the left of them if convenience suits. This is particularly true of the one near the Main street railroad crossing.
 John A. Stearn of Springfield visit ) ed with friends in Danielson on Fri day.
 Miss Lucy J. shippee, Miss Carrie , Chamberlin, Miss Gladys Salmon. Mrs. Amelia Tillinghasc, and Miss Marion D. Chollar make up the Flower guild committee for next month. An Important Meeting. This evenings meeting of the direc-
 tors of the Killingly war bureau and manufacturers of the town is expect ! ed to prove an important one and it is hoped will lead to the marsi,alins of additional labor forces in Killing , ly, available, but hard to get Mrs. William Williams had mem bers of Dorcas Rebekah lodge at hel
 home on Maple street Friday after
 noon. The ladies worked on quill 2 for the Old Peoples home. slackers Among Workers.
 Some manufacturers here are com. l blaming that help do not remair steadily at work these summer days x so that the possible production i! : considerably cut down. "Over there
 the boys who are fighting are not lay.
 ing off half the working days of thu
 week.
 Overcome by Heat. 2 Arthur Knapp of East Killingly wa ' reported Friday as recovering iron the effects of being overcome with tn ? heat while working at the plant 0 4 the Asceptic Products company, il s East Killingly. early this week. T The week that Boy Scouts of Dan o ielson are rounding out at BeacI = pond. near Voluntown today, has bee |, one of constant delight to them The |. a have lived like real campers, scout . ing, fishing, bathing and enjoyin
 themselves generally,
 e A Peculiar Incident. r Relative to a strange happening a d East Killingly recently. Judge Jame r N. Tucker of that place, a member c s the Killingly town school committed e has written:
 h The following is of local interes e also of general interest to students 0 r psychic phenomena. Not that 1t add:
 perhaps, anything new to facts alread
 established, for the publication of tn !, Society for Physical Research" giy 's instances still more remarkable, but = adds local evidence as confirmation ( l. the fact that as death approaches, tn V powers and scope of the mIry bccom l. enlarged far beyond what is ccnsid n cred normal
 , Last Thursday afternoon Conducto f Arnold met a sudden and violent 6eat IS by the derailment of his car at Rock 70 land, dozen miles east of here. + very short time afterwards, Cheste " Saunders, who was rapidly approach ing death at his home here in the va
 ley, told those around him that a ma
 had been killed on the railway H
 did not seem to be able to locate tt 7t place. but asked those present to loo 70 out upon the track which passes h
 home in the valley and see if it wa
 not true. They did so and assure = him that all was well, but soon tt
 ihews came of the fatal accident l H1 Rockland.
 Only a few hours afterwards tt
 same evening, Chester passed ava
 and just before he went, with his mir \ perhaps slightly wandering, he sat
 to those arounds him: Now I mu go; get my clotehs for I must .pl
 them on for I have got to go right ol
 now"
 \ Junkmen Make Big Money.
 Old metal men are said to be real ing a harvest in Killingly and SUI
 rounding towns. Many tons of O
 iron come into Danielson each mont and is shipped out to aid in teedir the enormous demand for metals th
 has been created by the war. TT junkmen are said to be making b money; in any event, all are we'll SUI H piled with it, and are enjoying tn ,H share of prosperity that is thrust Ill on them by the worlds diversity. Red Cross Benefit.
 The master of the Yale Pageant,
 H. Marlowe, is bringing the Pomfr NJ Players to the Orpheum next wee This is an unusual event for Danie
 son, as MT. Marlowe produces pla
 of distinction-the church scene fro Faust, last act of Sonambula. T \ Merry Miracle of St. Nicholas, al other pieces. There is strong ca
 including Miss Charlotte Grosvent ' formerly of SaVaga and Castle Snna