Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23

accepted and piece goods and scrap leather, the latter suitable for repair ing footwear. F1imsy summer gar ments, ball dresses and such articles are not wanted. nor are silk hats stiff hats, straw hats or high heeled shoes, Practical garments and foot and headwear are needed by the thousands of tons, however, to keep the long suf- fering people from further and pre- ventable hardships during the coming winter
 The call is to search out your clothes chests. look over your cloth ing supply and give what you can spare to the Red Cross. It is the same as giving money. Danielson' s allotment is 5000 pounds. The chap ter rooms will be open every afternoon this week from 2 to , o'clock.
 A general request has been made that motorists drive with caution be- tween Danielson and Brooklyn on fair days this week. This stretch of state road has been made a speedway by some drivers on fair days in the past and this fact has led to a request for more care this year that accidents and other penalties be avoided. Q The directors of the Windhan County National bank at their specia meeting voted to subscribe in the amount of $50,O00 for the Fourth Lib erty Loan bonds. The directors knowing that the present loan as au- thorized by the secretary of the treasury is to be double in amount of the last Liberty loan, realized that their duty to the government was tc subscribe at least twice the amount to this issue that they did on the pre- ceding loan. They therefore have come out with a subscription of $50. 1 o00 and it is earnestly hoped that in | dividuals realizing the magnitude O l the present loan will at least endeav- | Or to double the subscriptions whicl 1 they made to the last loan.
 | In addition to it's subscription tt l the Fourth Loan the Windham Coun | ty National bank has also taken il | anticipation of the loan over S100 00j of the tempor'i'y Certificates of In | dehtedness that have been offered by | the treasury department. The fac | that this institution has come in st | strSngly for the purchase of the gov | evnment securities is gratifying t | the business interests in town. anc | particularly to those who are to hay, in charge the floating of the Fourtl 1 Liberty loan.
 Double your last subscription" i seems must he the slogan for tn .Danielson district in the forthcom l ing loan campaign, if Danielson is {, meet the heavy apportionment whicl has been assigned to it. and the rals l ing Of which. winding up with strong rush oyer tke top, will be patriotic triumph.
 Nelson Beaudry, "A, died Saturda, | night at his home in Goodyear. afte l developing pneumonia from an Hines 1 which he contracted while emplovet at Camp Devens. Beaudrv returned t l Goodyear Tuesday and was very il at the time. A few months ago h.
 was inducted into service from thi
 district, but was returned from th lcartonment at Aver on account of physical defect. At the time he wa
 taken i'll he was employed as a civil
 ian about the camp and is said t have been the driver of a mule team 1 t is believed that he was sufferin
 from Spanish influenza or a sever
 case of the grip when he came hom
 last Tuesday, but pneumonia later de
 veloped and caused death He leave
 his father and mother, the father
 patient at the Norwich State Hospita
 where he was taken recently. and tw
 brothers, one of whom is in the ser
 vice
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