Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-12
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM, NEWS
DANTElSON

- William H. WheatIsy Breaks Arm by FalI-Four Cars of Coal Arrive For Gas and Electric Company-Enthu- siastio War Rally Held at DayvilIe- Episcopal Parish Canvass Tomorrow Miss Katherine D. Awkward was in New London Friday, attending con ference of chief operators of the 5. N. B. T. company.
 Second Accident in Family.
 William B. Wheatley, who has been employed in Bridgeport, fell and broke his arm. On the day previous to this accident MT. Wheatley's father W. W. Wheatley had two fingers of his left hand severed while working about wood saving machine.
 George V. Morton of Haverhfll visit ed friends in Danielson Friday.
 Names on Police List. A number of Danielson young men have failed to return their question naires to the local board within the required period so they have been placed in Class No. and their names added to the police list.
 Four Cars of Coal.
 Four cars of coal were received for the Danielson and Plainfield Gas and Electric company. This new supply will be sufficient to develop power for several days and will help Kfllingiy out wonderfully in industrial and other ways.
 Bohemian Club Tournaments.
 The executive committee of the Be- hemian club has arranged for the usual winter billiard pool and pinochle tour sa1 ,nx& Tuesday evening plans for the same will be worked out and new members received.
 Above Freezing Point.
 For the first time in many days the temperature in Danielson ran well above the freezing point Friday, allow ing householders to "save a shovel of coaP', something they have been per- fectly willing to do each day for the past month.
 War Rally at DayviIIe.
 Another in the series of war rallies for Windham county towns was held Friday evening at Columbia hall in Dayville Rev. William A. Keefe of Plainfield and Hon. John Hennon of Jewett City were the speakers N. Lorne Greig presided.
 Every Member Canvass.
 The annual Every Member canvass will be conducted Sunday by a num- Der of the men of the Westfield Con- gregational church and it is expected that reports on the canvass will be made at the evening service.
 Gathered in Taxes.
 George A Williams has issued the usual notices that he is soon to pro- ceed with the annual collection of per sonal taxes. The last year MT. Will Hams made splendid record in get ting in this part of the taxes. This year there are so many yopng men in the military and naval service that 1t is probable that many assessments will not be collected.
 Have Failed to Support Families. In this district two men have sci forth on their questionnaires that they habitually have failed to support theil wives and children and have signifiet their desire to be placed in Class No l, making them subject to the frs call for military service.
 Must Report Income Facts,
 Single men who have incomes o S1 900 and more and married men wh, have incomes of $2,000 and more mus give attention at some time durin! this month or in February to filin; their statements with the income ta, official for the district who will be a Putnam, beginning next Monday, fo period of several weeks.
 To Canvass Episcopal Parish.
 Men of St. Alban's church will con duct Sunday simultaneous canvas for church current expenses and fo benevolences. The parish has beel divided into districts and canvasser have been assigned to cover each dis trict. It is expected that the canvas Will be completed within a few hours
 Friendly Aliens Uneasy.
 Some Friendly aliens" who are no possessed of any desire to enter tn military service for this their adopte country and equally lacking in enthu slasm over fighting for their ow countries are rather up a tree at thi critical period in the world war (. They are fearful that the Unite States department has entered into a agreement with their old country gov ernments to permit drafting them af ter the classification work now goin on is completed, as has been semi-ofi c1ally hinted from time to time.
 Their main ambition is to evade a, military service and hold to the goo jobs they are now filling and fro1 the earnings of each week continu to lay away a substantial surplus.
 If they waive their right to be class ed as aliens they. of course, will b taken for the army of the Unite States. If they do not do so, they fe, they are liable to be sent back to the own countries to fight with allie forces.
 Killingly has a collection of thes men without patriotism for anythin else but the almighty dollar and the are getting very little sympathy in tt official quarters where they come look for it. making such absurd claim as being the sole support of a grand rather lover there" or a sick aur whom they have never seen.
 These men i'll conceal their dres of being sent back 10 their nati1 lands, yet they are unwilling to figi for Uncle Sam. This applies to ur married and physically fit aliens VI come under the so-called friend class.
 J. Raymond Casey on Honor Roll. To the list of graduates of Killing High school who are in the milital