Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-05
DANIEL SON

heen fntOx1cated, were before Judge Woodward in the town court Wednes- day morning. None were citizens of Fillingly. A fine was imposed in each case.
 T. has been decided that Liberty bonds and thrift stamps that were believed lost were stolen from a baby carriage. in the business section here. It is believed that the man who stole the securities will be reached.
 MT. and Mrs Oney I.aPage and daughters of Warren. R. l., are the guests of Mrs. Henry Trahan.
 Patriotic speakers here applaud the Greek American draft treaty and are happy to think that it will bring in- to the service lines the few slackers of their nation who arc in this coun- try,
 l Raymond A. Pearson of Newton Mass, visited friends in Danielson on Wednesday.
 A civil service examination is to be held here September 2S for rural car- rier at Sterling.
 At his home here. Cashier Francis E. Storer of the Windham County Na- tionai bank is enjoying few days vacation.
 In Charge of Liberty Loan Drive.
 As chairman of the Danielson dis trict, Charles A. TilIinghast again will be in charge if the Liberty Loan drive this month.
 George BulIard, who sailed some time ago for Europe, to be attached i to a construction unit of the Red 1 Cross organization, has arrived in. i Italy.
 | Practically all the members of the | Thirteenth Company, C. A. O., now a part of D Battery, 56th Artillery C.. A. G., soon will be sporting gold stripes on their sleeves. indicative of six months of service over there." Dayville Patriotic.
 Dayville is one of the places in this section that observed the ban on Sunday use of gas better than did most other places iD this part of the Alvord, who says that no public ser vice vehicles were run and private cars were out of service. l At Brooklyn the grounds of the 1 Windham County Agricultural socie- 1 ty and th2 buildings of the plant are | being made ready for the annual ex- 1 hibition.
 They say this one is from the let 1 ter of Killingiy boy, who is serv- | ing in France, to his father, who lives in this town: Dear Pop: Well, Pop. here I am in France. Since I was a little fellow I always had a desire to cross the ocean. still have it." l All aliens, as well as citizens, be- tween the ages of 1921 and 31 -45 must register September 12, a week from to- day. There are no exceptions to this rule; it applies to all nationalities. 
 Failed to Register.
 From St. Albans. Vt, to the local board there came an appeal Wednes- i day to secure the release of man who has been employed in a mill here The man failed to register for mili- l tary service when he should have done so, and now the draft officials have no power to help him. Although 1 the man is represented by his rela- tives here as being an American cit | izen he has wife and children resi- l dent in Montreal. It is believed here he was picked up because he was without a registration card.
 Registrars of the town of Ki1lingly are receiving applications of those l who wish ta be made voters for the town elections. September 1a will be | the last day for receiving such appli- | cations and voters will be made on l September 2S. the last chance to get on the voting lists for the annual town ! election, which will come on October 1 { this year. Voters will be made later l to take part in the state election. | which comes in November It is forecasted that the earnings of prisoners at the county jail this year will be somewhat smaller than some of the records that have been made in the past. and this, like many other things, ma| be charged to the war. l The number of prisoners has been 1 smaller than the average for the pe- riod before the United States entered the war. Plenty of employment at good wages has helped keep the num- Der of prisoners down.
 WINNERS IN FIELD DAY
 CONTESTS AT GOODYEAR The following is a list of event | winners at the field day held at Good year, the affair being one of the larg- est held in Windham county:
 3 mile race. first, silver cup, G. Boys: ! second, belt, A. L'Homme; third, tie, 1 J. Lemieux
 1 1 mile race, first, silver cup, F. 1 Greene; second. 1ashlight, J. Lemieux: third, tie, G. Boys.
 AAiAAS 4cN~CS ilASts ollNCi cup, Greeno; second. watch charm, Dona- to Sacco; third, tie, G. Boys | 440 yard dash, first, military razor, c. Boys second, military brushes. W. Murdock; third tie. E. Hacking. | 220 yard dash, first, silver, cup. H. l Cooper: second. Thernos bottle, W. Murdock; third. tie, Donate Sacco. 100 yard dash, first, silver cup, H. Cooper; second, watch chain, G. Quimby: third tie w Murdock.
 Executive race, first. silver cup, G Ouimby; second, box of cigars, R. " Boys; third, box of cigars, E. Hack ing.
 Fat mems race, first, safety razor
 R. W. Boys; second, fountain pen, J c. Bauer
 Running broad jump first. percola-
 tor, A. Diggett; second fountain pen
 w Mllrdoclz.
 Hop, skip and jump. first, safety razor, w. Murdock; second, camera, J Diggett.
 Relay race. Goodyear vs. Danielsor
 Company won by Goodyear. G
 Quimby, F, Burrows, G. Boys and H Cooper
 Tug of war, Goodyear vs. Danielsor
 Cotton Co, won by Danielson. P. Du,