Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03
DANIELSCN


 cluding borough taxes, which will be due in the very near future.
 Greek residents of Danielson are in- terested in the announcement that an American Greek draft treaty has been signed at Washington. This district already has sent a number of patriotic Greeks into the service and they are now bravely fighting in France. Oth- CTS are to follow them and still others, recently have taken out citizenship papers.
 Private Albert Talnose Of Camp Devens, where he is chauffeur for an officer, spent the holiday at his home in Danielson.
 Monday attending the New London County Fair.
 Walter Sayles, an inspector of ma terials being produced at a big plant at Peacedale, R. l.. spent the holiday with friends in Danielson.
 At s. w. V. Convention.
 C. A. Hamilton has gone to Balti- more to attend the national conven- tion of Spanish War Veterans. BIG FIELD DAY PROGRAM
 OF CONN. MILLS TEAM Hundreds of persons were at Con necticut Mills field, North street, dur ing Labor Day to attend the big pro- gram of field events that had been ar ranged by the mill company baseball team, which incidentally, during the day turned in a to victory over the Holy Name Society team of Jewett City in a hard fought 11-inning con test.
 There was something doing every minute. Many contestants appeared to take part in the races, the jumping and other events that had been ar ranged. and all of these diversions held the closest interest of the crowd, which increased as the day wore on. The big shore dinner" which was one of the features of the day, was patronized by a large percentage of those who came to the field. King George Jacques did not fail to turn out one of the classy dinners for which he has become famous through this sec tion aud many praised the feast as the best Of the year.
 It was late in the afternoon before the last of those who desired to regale themselves with a sea food dinner had satisfied their appetites. Arrange ments had been made to feed 500 peo pie. and 20 bushels of clans went in- to the bake.
 The heat at the field during the aft ernoon was up to the summers best standard but this did not deter the crowds from gathering about the sec ton of the field where the races were being run off. under the direction of Sidney P. Marland. Many fine prizes went to the winners of these events. the prizes being donated by business men Of DanieIson, by the Connecticut Mills company and by others. Nor did the big event slip by with out sonethfngg of patriotic nature being done. There was a chance "to kill the Kaiser" and those who tried for this most worthy purpose paid money that is to go into the Red Cross funds.
 wrestling match was one of the events that attracted special attention. This was between Al Lundstrum, of North Grosvenordale, who was return ed victorious. and Al Ventris, the New Britain Blacksmith, who was pinned to the mat, with 8 body scissors and wrist lock. after fifteen minutes ot | lively wrestling. Lundstrum was giv- en beautiful cup.
 1 Dancing furnished entertainment | for many late in the day during which music was furnished by St James band.
 Funeral of Arthur George Walters.
 Monday afternoon the funeral of Al. fred George Walters son of MT. ant i Mrs. Arthur H. Walters was helt from their home on Barrett Hill, where the service was conducted by Rev George F. Genung, D. D.. pastor O jet of Prnn 1xyv7 was in the South cemetery at Brook lyn. A. F. Wood was the funeral di rector.
 MT. and Mrs. George Domingue 0 Pawtucket visited relatives here on Monday
 One garage man stated Monday tha lost business Sunday at his plac amounted to at least $75.
 Henry B. Marion of New Bedford was visitor with Danielson friend Monday.
 Services For Soldiers.
 Relatives and friends of soldiers 0 the parish are to attend a service a St. James church Friday evening.
 Those who awe balances on the las issue of Liberty bonds subscribed fo by them are thinking of paying then { off so as to be in line for new sub scriptions late this month.
 The town of Brooklyn will send delegation of students to Ki11ing1 High school today, having the larges number of pupils of any town repre- sented in the school excepting Kill ingly.
 There was dancing at wildwoo Park, Labor Day, the last holiday c the season at the resort where Sat urday evening dancing is to be con tinued for time
 Rev Albert Vachon. recently or dained here. is in the Y. M c. A. ser vice and stationed at Camp Deven Mass. where a number of local sol diers have met him.
 Sergeant Benjamin Garland Camp Deveus visited his parents, M and Mrs. Vincent Gartland over tn holiday.
 Private John Breayea of a machin gun company at Camp Devens sper the holiday at his home in Danielsol
 Men who have passed their 45t birthday, but have not reached the 46th birthday, will be required to reg ister September 12.
 Miss Lorrine Beudreault of Paw tucket, visited friends in Danielso Labor Day.
 Labor Day Events at Goodyear.
 At Goodyear Labor Day was obsery ed with field sports that attracte = the attention of the whole village The program of events covered tf whole day from morning until nigl and the events included races, baseba and other contests. The whole popl Is$f 'As,4 AZ '