Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-07
DANIELSON

command to assemble at the state ar1u-d ory Sunday morning at Il o'clock for special drill.
 In his order Captain Huntingdon states: Anyone liable to be called un- der the next draft will be given a chance to drill with this command
 This announcement will doubtless prove of special interest to a number of Danielson men. who, in all probable ,ity. soon win be wearing khaki, under the call for men over 31 years of age. Time put in at drills here will not be lost and mos. certainly will mean more rapid advancement to non-com- nissioned officers rank in active ser- vice
 Kfllingly men who needlessly drove their automobiles last Sunday, nj viV- Iation of the fuel administration re- quest for conservation of gasoline, and there were many such drivers, have their attention called this morning to the fact that arrangements have been made to take their numbers if they drive tomorrow, and unless they can show real urgent cause for being out their numbers will be forwarded to the State Council of Defense and may be published in the press of the state. Their selfishness in continu- ing Sunday driving, when not urgent ly necessary. seems to be likely to bring them into disrepute with all who are helping toward the winning of the war
 Mrs. Katherine Bates Bennett. of New York, formerly of Danielson has consented to give a Danish play, King Rene's Daughter, for the benefit of the local Red Cross chapter at the lawn at the home of Timothy E. Hopkins The popular game Kill the Kaiser" | is to be played, also.
 Chief Registrar Sworn In. | Town Clerk Frank T. Preston was 1 sworn in as chief registrar for Killing | ly on Friday morning and number of other registrars who will act next | Thursday also t.-ol1 thesr paths to dis charge their duties concentiously and well.
 | Special arrangements have been in 1 Killingly for rapid registration of men | in plants that are engaged upon gov errment work so that these men will be away from their machines only a very few minutes in discharging the newest obligation that the government is imposing upon them. There will be an ample number of registrars at all registration places, so that 10 delays may be encountered in discharging the business at hand.
 l AL i5TOOkJyn In1S d1L0TnOOn at -10uT o'clock there will be a canning dem onstration, on the lawn near the Uni l tartan hall, and this evening at the hall, a pageant-Peace and War. Pro- | lessor Canby of Yale. just returned from the battle fronts, is to speak These events have been arranged by the Brooklyn War Relief association
 Notices were posted on Friday for the republican caucus that is to nom mate candidates for town officers next Friday evening. It is expected that First Selectman John A! Gilbert vii be nominated to succeed himself from the first district of Ki1lingly, which includes the borough of Danielson
 There were some after the circus cases for Judge W. r. Woodward tc consider at Friday mornings sessior of the town court-none of them se- rious.
 Going to Lebanon. Danielson will be represented by z small delegation at the patriotic pill. grimage to be held at Lebanon tomor. row, Members of the Business Men. association have been invited to at. tend.
 Arsene Lavalle was among the linn ited service men from this district whC left here Friday morning for CamI
 Upton.
 Information comes through fton
 time to time to show that some Dan
 ielson soldiers have been wounded
 but their names have not appeared il | the casualty lists In such cases thu wounds have proved slight and no } dangerous
 Danielson men who are anxious u
 obtain full citizenship have made note of the fact that there will be , session of the superior court, fo naturalization purposes at Putnam ol
 September 1T. Those who become cit izens on that day may immediate1-
 file applications to be made voter and, if qualified, be made almost a once.
 Work and Fight will be the subjec of an address at the evening servic at the Congregational church Sunday Chasing Huns-Proud of It! :, Again scarcity of letters is note here from Danielson boys who ar
 serving in France. One that was hear from Friday, however was Merrill Ben Lnett, son if MT. and Mrs. Frank Ben l nett of Dayville. He cabled that he wa
 having a furlough. In a recent lette : he told of meeting John Dove an
 other Danielson boys and Brown stu
 
 in hunting the Huns. engaged, in fac l in chasing them out of France ant
 according to MT. Bennett, they don f care who knows it; which is anothe t way of saying they are proud of tn
 chance they have had.
 f Annette Kellerman, in A Daughte h of the Gods, was the picture attrae
 ton that drew many to the Orpheul . theatre Friday evening.
 Miss Jane s. Henderson ot Attlebc e TO, visited with friends in Danielsol
 Friday.
 d Rev. and Mrs. Harold H. Barber al r to be at the Congregati church - Putnam Sunday evening to tell of tE
 work they seen are to undertake = Mexico.
 e The flower guild committee at u '. Congregational church this month
 made up of Miss Louise W. Danielso l., Mrs. C. D. Wilson, Mrs. A. E. Grave ,- Mrs. Cunda1l and Mrs. Charles A. Rul
 sell.
 e Tomorrow is to he Rally day in
 Alban's Sunday school. e Aidege Duhamel has returned to Ne
 London after spending few days
 his home in Danielson.
 Miss Josephine Fish, superintendel
 of the deaconess' home at Providenc er is to speak at the Sunday mornir a service at the Methodist church. of RICHMOND