Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

was painfully ir;ured when bis eyelid was ripped open h-- a wire on 2 part of one of the Tor about which he
 was working. F'el.4 stitches weFe re- qujred to close the cnt.
 unsrssaizsd Iaber,. chiefly in ths textile plants in all eff this territory,
 locked on in wonder Wednesday $ it considered the value of a union. when
 it renaefHb bered that 1t is better paid
 than are the striking uniea ear men.
 ThiS is one of the strange uHsets of
 the times, but in this instance labor
 heFeaheuts that is not affiliated with
 unions is doing full as well as labor
 that is unionized.
 With peace at hand, the work of
 preparing a biographical history of
 Windham county people again has
 been revived. A representative of the
 publishers has been picking up the
 promise seems to be that the work will be published in the not distant future.
 Captain F. o. Huntingdon of c com
 pany, State guard. will have a party of twenty officers and men to do five Mantle, beginning Saturday. The soldiers will leave here about noon, and motor to the camp. which is named in honor of Captain Freeland, an officer of the 1o2d infantry. A. E. morning as Private Adeiard BarReau of Danielscn, who was captured wounded at the same time.
 To add to the unplea santAess of life in Daaieisen "Wednesday the electric This taken with the trolley strike. the rainy day and few other difficulties added raw edges te many tempers that are usually quite sneoth and even.
 The ce1neetieut Mills company lnins wi 70 Sfr RaN ua fao Saturday of this week. and the fans say 1t will be sesne ball game
 Why not nut back the passenger trains that were taken off the steam yatieH ?'' This was / ,stieH that was being asked about t44 en Wed in the present situation: hundred dollars developing q. street l where fine homes are being built, but l advised to get busy and turn 9 sec- ten of the Five Mile river shore into i 2 bathing beach. with all the neees- sary appurtenaRees. Shades of the | Beisheyiki! Hew they must have aushedi
 The report sf the sehseI nurse. Miss | Miriam BeenaiaeleF, diseieses the need | n the iecaj school system of the kind | If werlz. which she has been doing i turing tfse past seheei year. Follow | ng is list et the conditions found oy physical exanipatien of the pupils n the KiiNnsly public schools:
 Number of pupils examined s3S. Pe- serted to parents as needing attea- eetive eyes 4s. skin disease 3, swollen siands S, pedieulesis IS, stiff neck 2. Six surgicai operations have resulted rem slggestiens to the Parents Of Fhfs is one evidence of the ca. .sera- ion which has existed between the cheel nurse and those most intimate y connected with the physical we'll ,eing of the school children.
 It is not. generally known that the cheai nurse receives ne com.eHsa- ion frem the town for her -ss> ices, he only item of cost being travelling xpenses. The work in the schools is aade possible by the ceeHera ten ef eheol committee. |,
 It is a valuable service te the boys nd girls who will soon be tho men nd women eff the town and is eam- ieHded in the report ef H. F. Turner, superintendent of schee1s.
 One of Paniel.en,s .r.nssertati.r ifheultiess due te the strike will be out this fThuFzday)l iernins when motor service will be ( Iartsd between Danieison and Put { am: The cars will run en a schedule { ons at futnaaa with trains for Hart i ,rd. Worcester, Boston and Freyir $ enee. The first car will leave here ,r Putnam at $50 9. m. There will ? anetheE at -12.l5. one at 2.so and an 1 penipg trip te meet the train due in \ utnana from Eesten at about 7.15.I ' he cars are to leave here from the 1 V art-< cnd of the railread station and In
 Was said Wednesday night that the s Ire would be only sac. This sep D Ice is esta hlished by a business in- b rest to protaft the. euhlie against D