Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-10
DANELsON

visiting Daniefson relatives. A card from Private Adellard Bar beau, who is in a German prison camp, brings the information that he | is well.
 Mrs John A. Paine will have the members of the W. c. T. U at her 1 home for a meeting this evening" State guard members wearing blue overcoats, the capes lined with scar tlet, brought back memories of Span ish war days to many residents here. i There will be a contest for the re- publican nomination for tax col1ec- | tor. The candidates are Collector Williams, of Dayville, and Joseph Bodo of Danie1son.
 Henry c. Belgrade of Woonsocket visited with friends in town Mon ! day.
 A scholarship has been awarded by Union St. John Baptist to Bertholot LeClair, Woonsocket, son of the late pr. c. J. LeClaire, of Danielspn. Danielson registra11ts of August "A, took their physical examinations at Putnam Monday. ] Judge w. Fenner Woodward heard four cases at Monday mornings ses- sion of the town court. Two of the men were sent to jail. to serve time for having been intoxicated.
 Killingly having been placed upon the embargo list, as to hard coal shipments, the fuel problem of many families here for the coming winter is an embarrassing one.
 Writing from France. Private Philip Roberge tells of recovering from the wounds that have cost him the sight of his right eye. He also says that he has seen many German prisoners and that they are tough looking bunch. and probably this is due to what the Americans have been hand ing them.
 From several soldiers letters that have been received here. it is evident that an infantry regiment in which there are nursber of Danielson young men was supported in the drive from Chateau -Thierry in July by an artillery regiment, from New England, in which tnere are a num- Der of other Danielson soldiers and that the members of the two units had fine reunion after licking the | Boches
 The body of John Rain, T3, who had been a patient for nearly 35 years at institutions in Middletown and Nor wich, was brought to the undertaking rooms of L. F. Kennedy, from Nor wich, where MT. Rain died. MT. Rain
 
 Interpreters are to be present at the registration places in Killlngly on Thursday to assist those who do not speak English fluently in properly filling out their cards. Interpreters of French, Italian Greek, Polish. Rus sian and Turkish will be required and the registration officials are seeking for volunteers to serve.
 Danfelson men who were at Leba- non spoke with pleasure on Monday of their trip to the historic town they saw there. For a number who went from this place, the trip was their first to the old town.
 Surveyors have been stalking out , the route of the new high tension line that the Shore Line Electric Railway is to build through the town of Brooklyn. The new line. for which poles are now being drawn. will cross the Danielson- Brooklyn state road near the old brickyard and go south ward over Allen hill.
 Private Walter Adams of a ma chine gun company that is at Camp Devens said while here that the boys of his organization have arranged a dance, the proceeds from which will go into a company fund, so that its
 
 luxuries from time to time
 The Ninth Separate company. State Guard, will be at the state arrnory for drill this evening. The fall work .ot this organiza ton Is already assured of being of special interest to maf1y Danielson men who come within the scope of the amended selectiye ser vice law and this work will be watch cd by them with much. more thar passive interest.
 Many of Danielsons Etks will go f. Rockville Thursday to be present ir the evening at the institution of : town. The majority of the Danielsor Elks who are going will make the trip in motor cars and say that the event is to be the biggest thing O the year for the Fslks of eastern Con. nccticut.
 At Dayville two dwellings have beer moved from the locations that they occupied for years, near where tht . addition to the Assawaga Wooler company extension has been erecteJ and relocated on what was the base , ball grounds. near St Joseph's chtirct property. The erection of new house, . has also commenced there, so that new street will have come into bein. within the next few months. Big posters explaining what will b, expected of men who are to registe . Thursday have been put up in pronii nent places about t6wn.> Men who ar , to register are studying them ever, day. Again it must be stated tha men between 21 and 81 who airead, have registered are not required t register again. Men who are 45 year of age, but who hGSe not reache, their 46th birthday. must register.
 Automobile trucks are doing a .tre ImendOIlo amount of ryorIy ;r, Iyah,,;,,,