Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-14
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Rnnnn saEev Fraukiin and a party of friends are spehdinx the weekend af hts cottAgp ats Oakland beach.
 ch&r4es Daescuiso of South Wey- lsuths MAssss Is rxtsitinsa his aunt. Mra Mary SzIotti. 5ss
 . -x' a1nsef 5f KiiFnely people were at skhrbffdge Friday to attend the 7 1i S:1seslne "A of ihs #eman., Mis- sionarJtsRociety off ffhe- Baptist church, hsaa at Atie home of. Mrs. Rosa P. Warren Friday afternoon, Mrs Harold H Barber gave an address on Mex Jchn C. veanne of Braftieboro. Vt, visktea rfrisDdsyzheFe
 sesueRnt csrl Anderson ofSsthe 1o2nd tffantsY h3s written to a relative that ke was slightly wounded by the ac- etAentaa dfSehares.af a.Very flare light pistol The accident happened while 4s wa9 on-duty in afr0ht line trench. A bfisls list of names of men who did not Register Thursday. though they pFobahlE, sshould have done so, has snsen hanaedt tosofflcaals in charge of the tele11lxs service work in' this dis tfiet Tlle- EeeessAry 'aetien will be Msruheis Of the. Ladies. Saving cir - seie of-S Sf. AIbans'- church met at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred l.. Reed, Hawkins street. Friday afternoon.
 A. P Burns VII have, charge of the singing at the patriotic rally to be held in Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon.
 chlsf A. ?. Woodward of the fire de- ferfnient has been notified by the nianufa ctiirers shat the big automo- bile chemical truck purchased last spriAg. is nearly completed and will be delivered in Dsnieison in October. chief Woodward will welcome sugges- tens for name for the truck, but t5ese fnusf be flied at once October delivery cf. the truck is much earlier than had been anticipated here
 Good Isae4t, Best Wishes and Victory are the words inscribed on patriotis cally decorated sheet that Souvenir W. H Tayior of Hartford has sent to new ra3istrAnt friends in this town.
 For the present, no questionnaires viii be mailed 10 registered men of Elia dntrfct Tho are over g. years of aIFe but men of the younger classes val receive these forms in the near future and will have five days from the date of mailing in which to fill them out
 Miss Rachel Burns will have the n7esnhe-S of the Epworth League at her horne for social next Tuesday evening.
 Niehotss Pappailnberris, selected man N'he entered the service from Danielson. tells in a letter received hrre of a rpmarkzbie escape from in jury while he was On duty in a first line tFeReh
 Ills letter describes the bursting of a shrsqnel shell on the parapet of the trvneh and almost In the faces of the American soldiers stationed there. All were wounded. including an officer, who had one e3e torn out. Pappalem- l.erTis was struck by a piece of the Frinv shraDnel and it banged against bis gas mask bag. which was hanging on his chest. Other pieces tore holes through the sleeves of his coat hut sid not eveh scratch. the skin His eyes were somewhat injured, on ac- eount of the: nearness of the explo- Sun. but he wrote that he was fast reccverin- from the shock and injur- iex- and would hs oack at the Huns again iu a few days
 -, appasemlerris says that his ihjure, cofnmandnr showed remarkable cour. age at thc ftrpe of the incident re ,L1fed. his frst thought being for hit men, whom he called in turn and ask cd how they had fared. Al this tim he was suffering agony from in [ wound that tore out his eye.
 Papnalemberris is the. soldier wh wrote home some time ago and sai' that he was coins into action; that h. dld not want anyone to feel sorry fo him v he were killed, for lie was will ring 10 die for the great Libert, country"
 At ths home of Mrs. Rienzi Robin son. Monday afternoon, Miss Rosa mond Dsnielson, Of Putnam Height; is Co give m address on the work be irs done hs- the 'Woman's Oversea hos pitais. and in speaking Friday of tn work betn3 done by this wonderful CT sanitation Of women workers Mr. RebinsoH-ssai:- Women connected wit these hos pit2is have been highly hon ored by ths- -trcn rh' co,-e rnn1ent Thre women sHfxee1s shavA been decorate with tho crSiX du Guerrg and com uiissioned Aeutena a:s in the medics corps of-.ae- French army. They ar Dr Caroline g. Finley. Or Anna Van Sholls.- pr. Mary Lee Edwards
 The eommissions and decoration were gwen for excellent surgical wor and treatment of wounded under heav hcnbardment in a hospital at tn Trench front. They are members C the first unit organized under D Finley un6er the auspices of the Ma uonai Association for Woman Sui frage, which gave s25000 for tn maintenance and the Red Cross gay the equipment Tn, connection with tn sdnress Of Mics Danielson Mrs. Rob inscn has arranged bridge whist.
 Secretary Sidney p. Marland of th town school committee, states that tf expenditures for KIilingiys scfoo Guring the fiscal year that recent elosed were $500 under the appropria non and that careful. supervision ovt all expenditures has been maintaine thrcughcut the year by the seho committed .....
 Believing are the newly elected O aeers Of the " (. T. U. of Danielsor President Miss Carrie. Danlelson; vii presidents. Mrs, RienEi Robinson. MT Herbert Briggs, Mrs. Harry War Mrs. Brnest R. Warren, Mrs. F. Arningtoh: secretary. Mrs. Ella Gre, ner; treasurer, Mrs. Kate Sibley;
 T. L. Mrs. Heraee F. Turner: pre- correspondent. Miss Carrie Lewii franchise. Mrs RieHki Robinson: Sul day school committee Mrs. W.
 Cr1ig, Mrs Harry Ware, Mrs. F.
 ArmlngtDn, sMiss Mary Smith, Mi Hattie Codding. -
 The rspubiieans nominated eand cates for town officers at carcus ''Ff1day evening" .irher@ was only O contest. George A. Williams winniI the uonfnztaon for tax collector oy Joseph Budu. III to e5. Nominatfo were as follows: Assessor. Charles
 Hutchins; beard of relief. William
 YounE seiectuien, John A. GiIbe -chariss d. jtiSnes; agent town. depo fund Frariy F., Prestnn:. auditor. F mer C. Wood; grand jurors, Frank Bennett. &. S. Stone, Clarence F. So1I