Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
DANIELSON

memberS Of thelF Tamlly are al HTOV- idence today to attend the funeral of urday evening.
 Cashier Francis E. Storer of the Windham County National bank has so far recovered from his recent se- were illness as to be able to be out for a short time on pleasant days.
 Mrs. Rosa Warren will have the members of the Baptist Ladies Aid so- eiety at her home for a meeting this afternoon.
 Miss Yvonne Goulet has returned from visit in New Hampshire. Alfred L. Reed and Richard Reeves of the student officers training camp at Storrs visited at their homes in DanielseH.
 J. Carl Witter was at Lisbon Mon 1 day conducting an auction. Members of KilIingIy Woman's club are to have meeting Wednesday af- ternoon in . the assembly hall at the | high school, which has been made available for the use of this new or ganizatfon.
 Chester Terwilliger. who arrived in | France some time ago, has written to relatives here that he has been in a rest camp with the organization of which he is member.
 | A week from today brings the an- nual state election, in which little To- cal interest has been exhibited up to the present time, though issues of vital 1 importance depend upon it's outcome. A higher percentage of attendance was noticed in schools in KilliHgly | Monday, many returning to their studies after remaining away on &C., count of fear or influenza.
 From France Francis Gagnon of DayVille, member of the 102d infantry, | has written of the American drive | through the St. Mihel salient and of 1 the wonderful enthusiasm with which | the American troops were received. As a souvenir he has sent the shoulder strap of member of the 65th German regiment.
 The influenza epidemic in Danielson l and vicinity has greatly abated and health conditions are getting back to normal The situation seems so well l in hand that the reopening of the l theatres will be permitted tomorrow 1 Private Louis Provost, medical corps, Camp Wheeler, Ga, is spending a leave of absence at his home in l Danielson.
 Mrs. E. H. Reach will have the members of the Civic federation at her home for a meeting on Friday after noon.
 Irving W. Davis. who was in charge l of the states chronological work in eastern Connecticut, and who enlisted in the marines during the summer, has been promoted to the rank of corporal and assigned to the musketry staff al Paris Island, where he has been in training since his enlistment. Cor peral Davis formerly was a lieutenant of the Ninth Separate company Physicians were issuing warnings Monday to persons inclined to be care less of their health during the very mild days such as have recently made October such wonderful month These are dangerous days unless one is careful" one physician said.
 The inspection of the Ninth Sep arate company. State guard. will take place this evening at the state armory Capt F. o. Huntingdon announced Monday, and the affair will be oper to the public Major Leland. who was at Mantle last summer, will pc lht inspecting officer
 Progress was being made Monday 1T perfecting the organization that vii work hard to make the united wal work drive a, success in the towns o1 Killingly and Brooklyn. Teams of so- licitors were being organized and g manifested by all who were asked tC participate in the special work.
 Towns in this state, through theil health officers, have been invited tc furnish tAe state board of health through a special representative, witt any information or suggestions tha would tend to aid in controlling tht influenza epidemic in sections where it is beginning to make it's dread pres ence felt.
 Inauguration of a daily automobiI, passenger service between Goodyea and Danielson will take place thi week and will bring the people of thu two communities into much close
 touch with each other. The annouce
 ment will be hailed with enthusiasm
 here fer there is a great volume 0
 business between the two places ant
 many people find it necessary to trave
 back and forth. There is no trans
 portation line direct from DanielsoI
 to Goodyear, and the present trolle
 service is regarded as so inadequat
 between Danielson and Dayville as
 force the establishment of the auto
 mobile line, which will operate dail
 from noon until 10 D. n, the automo
 piles running on a regularly ike
 schedule, which will be announced thi
 week
 To the business men of Danielso
 the announcement of the. beginning C
 the new service is especially welcome
 for this place has become the tradin
 center for a large percentage of Good
 year people.
 It is understood that the automobil
 transportation line has such backin
 as to insure it's permanence and sue
 cess insofar as financing is concerned
 Maciez Dudrixk, on an assau,
 charge was sentenced by Judge W
 Fenner Woodward at a session of tn
 town court Monday morning to serv
 1S0 days in jail. Dudrixk made
 vicious attack on Lawrence Cebuls
 striking him in the head with wha
 one person described as a piece c
 Tipperary shrapnel-a paving stone weighing several pounds. Cehuls whose home is in Wauregan, was no dangerously hurt, which may be on
 explanation of why the Italian armie are having such a hard time trying t 5 make the Austrians take the coun Dudrixk not only made a grievous at , tack upon Cebula, but also, after hi 4 arrest, threatened to kill the man. In mans autobiography there is n such word as failure.