Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31
DANELSGN

7 state motor vehicle department were engaged on Friday Investigating the report that a man was struck by an Automobile and rendered unconscious in an accident at AttaWaugan cross ing Thursday night.
 The ease is surrounded by rather strange circumstances, it 9eing claim ed that the injured man, whose name is not known. was picked up by the party in the automobile and carried away. Chief Michael Grimshaw said Friday afternoon that there is a mill worker missing from Attawaugan and that his hat and pipe. picked up on the ground near the place where the mishap- occurred, are in the posses sion sof man who saw the accident.
 Chief Grimshaw also stated that he was given to understand by his fla ther, Constable Michael tIrimshaw Of Attawaugan, who is also Investigating the ease. that the men in the ma chine gave a name that has since been found to have been a fictitious one, the name of a. man who drives a car and who is a resident of Danielson. | The Danielson mans car was not out 1 of the garage Thursday night, how | ever, and 1t is not the same make of car as the men had at the time of the l accident.
 | Those who claim to have seen the | accident say that 1t happened just | about the time that a late south bound
 car arrived at Attawaugan from Put 1 nam. The men say that the man who was hit was crossing from near the | trolley tracks, which run in the high way at this point. to the New Haven l road tracks and was hurled back near | ly to the trolley tracks. The men in
 the car that hit him. picked him up
 and put him in the car and drove | away with him.
 I Defiance of the desire of 0. .cials to
 make them enter into productive em- | pioyment is being made by a few men
 in Killingly and the attitude of these
 men, who seem to care nothing If ten
 million Americans risk their lives
 every day lover there." is such as to
 arouse deep resentment against them. 1 Dayville and AttaWaugan are the viii
 lages that claim these men, but the loyal citizens and hundreds of hust-
 ling workers who live in the villages
 are not proud of Ahem.
 There is a registration day coming in the near future, however, and that day will bring under the closer jur- 1 isdiction of the government these moral slackers, who are of ages not 1 included in the present draft. but will be in the one that is going into effect in the near future. and then perhaps they will work. or go to camp
 At the Windham County National
 bank a supply of the new issues oi federal reserve bank notes of the one
 and two dollar denominations were re-
 ceived on Friday and placed on dis
 play. The new paper money proved of interest to all who saw it. The | 4lz Ioa
 style of the same class Of notes O
 the S5 denomination. but on the re- verse of the $1- denomination is thu picture of an eagle in flight and or the $2 bill is the picture of moderl battleship.
 DanieIson Doings. Members of Danielson chapter, Or der of the Eastern Star. have been in vited to join today in an outing tha . will be attended, aL Atlantic beacE by members of chapters from all o
 this section of the state. Steps have been taken for the ap pointment here of representatives wh will organize available and unplace
 labor for duty in accordance with tn requirements of the government dur , ing this time of war. This does no signify interference in any way wit
 men who are engaged in productiv
 occupations.
 Letters coming through from mem
 bers of the Danielson artillery com } pany that is training in France indi cate that the men are being kept bus
 with their intensive training worl The organization has been Tn tn south of France for many weeks, an it's training is well advanced an 5 probably will be completed in Sep tember. The boys write of the in : tense heat they have been experienc 5 ing and of their longing for coole $ weather.
 Danielson relatives were at Eas Q Killingly Friday afternoon to atten | the funeral services for Erwin Jordan i 1 father of N. A. Jordan, of Main stree | Burial was at East Killingly. A. - l Wood was in charge of the funeral ar I engagements.
 s On Friday Judge Gager became
 member of the supreme court of th e state, succeeding JuG5e Milton / h Shumway of Danielson, retired on ac : count of reaching the age limit. :. MT and Mrs. J. c. Witter were { :. Oxford Friday to attend the races.
 i which horses owned by c. H. Michae = of this place were entered. S 1 Armand Heneault and a party
 
 e are to spend today at New Londo S motoring there in MT. Heneault's ca E. Representatives of one Danielso T manufacturing company which hS r been sufficiently fortunate to get t. shipment of coal here. were complai1 r ing on Friday because no Worke.
 could be obtained to unload it. t Business men of Danielson hay g generously contributed articles tn; a will be given as prizes to winners n the events in the Labor day fife h meeting to be held at Connectic t Mills field
 Prof. c. D. Geer of Norwich W
 Greet the singing at the service
 the Westfeld Congregational churt a here Sunday morning. L. The public schools of Killingly W
 reopen for the fall term on Tuesds l. morning
 C. A. Hamilton expects to leave ( is Monday to attend the convention I'd Spanish War Veterans that will be
 session at Baltimore next week. ,d John Moore was in Pawtucket ,- Friday on a business trip.
 Attorney L. A. Smith or Middleton d was a visitor with friends in Danie vs son Friday.
 NY ited with friends in Danielson Fl ;s day.
 ID During the month that ends tod E. there have been more than 40 cas- heard in the town court, the cas a being over a wide range of misd - meanors.
 S9 Complaints have been received ' lo officials that motorists do too mu :. { aetNng lon tFe Atexander's lal s as road on nights that there are danc ;" at the park The matter will be
 vestigated.
 T. Mrs. Charles A. Potter has return