Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-03

liam H. Mansfield Has Leg Ampu-
 tated - Red Cross Aceompishes
 Much Work-British Subjects Must
 Report to Board Today-BaII Game
 Tomorrow.
 Dr. J. B. Kent will leave Monday Scotia, where he lived as a young man.
 Charles Northrup will preach at the services at the Advent church Fri day.
 Waving Claims.
 British subjects in this district al- ready have commenced to waive their claims, previously filed, for exemp- tion on the ground of being aliens.
 Mrs. c. Fred Waterman has gone to her cottage at Kelsey Point to remain for 8 time.
 School children are taking notice of the fact that the opening of the schools is only about a month away. Would Remove Fire Hazards.
 Peter Gardner. health officer, and Alphonse Boursier. chief of the fire tigations about the city with view to having fire hazards removed in so far as is possible.
 Fosey Company Prospering. Of interest here is the announce ment that J. c. Foisey and company of Peoria H., will increase the cap ital stock from $3O,ooo to S50,O00. MT. Foisey formerly lived in this city
 Among the parliamentary courses at 1 Camp Devens. according to letters be- n 1Nfxy -1o | have just gone into the service, is peeling potatoes.
 Injured Leg Amputated. Friday Corporal William NJ Mans | field, who was shot in the leg by a sen | try, at Camp Devens last Sunday ev- ening, was reported resting as com | fortably as could be expected after undergoing an operation for ampu- tation of the injured leg, below the knee.
 1 L. NJ. Healev of North Woodstock has been appointed a member of the | New England Farmers War Council for Connecticut Mr. Healey is sec retary Of tls state board of agricul- ture.
 Gift of Cloth Gutter.
 The Putnam Woolen company has presented the Putnam Red Cross 1 chapter a cloth cutter The device en- fables the women workers to save much l time in preparing cloth and recently 1 400 yards of cloth were cut in one day.
 Death of James H. Barrett.
 James H. Barrett, who died in Westboro this week was a nati~a of the town of Woodstock. Heart disease complicated with pneumonia caused his death.
 Much Work Done by Red Cross.
 Included in the large amount of work done by the Putnam Red Cross l charter since October l of last veal are 637 sweaters 324 mufflers. S47 i pairs Of socks. 27 pairs bed socks. ST l pairs oE wrisGets. 154 helmets and 24 fsfshs1s- Many or these articles have ees- ] distributed c7 the men who have -c-s 5--c r-a service
 I >s-T--s m -ts nay continues 10 ap- 7sHz -- -sa-- 2r11-z-z ro-1- men uore H.sEl- ..z='s --E s=--1-z IT --z s----- art -1ia'T -71 -z-5--s ID s-5z- are ce.r: made tz-e hl- -l-ss= e-e -C- permit. tad fcr LI* --=Fs--- Z-de- war de- { aFsrr1-F--- order
 Las Cal Far srftiaa Subjects. H-5tls1 subjects Tno are registered men .n- ta.e district have until thii afternoon at 1 o'clock to notify the local board for this district whether they wish 10 withdraw claims for ez. emption on the ground that they are aliens. Those who do not SO notify tht board will have their names sent to th' British recruit ng officers havinl charge of the work in New England.
 DisIoyaI Workers.
 Some manufacturers doing business in this vicinity complain of the atti tude of certain workers in their rlanti as regards loyalty to their work ant the concern employing them dur nt the war period. These workers a com paratively small group are ready q an; time to go elsewhere no matte how much is done in the way of waE es and attractive work to keep then | satisfied