Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
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Attorney A. L.. Brown of Norwich was. 3 visitor in Danielson Tuesday
 Key: M J Ginet. NJ s.. was 1T
 Worcester Tuesday on a business trip
 4 small number of pheasants from
 the state hatchery at Madison arrived
 here Tuesday; consigned to loca, sPortSmen, and were taken away and liberated in the surrounding coifntry
 Through The Bulletins wire service
 John M Dove has arranged to give returns from the worlds series games beginning today Wednesday,.
 George c. Gregory of Lowell visited friends iu Danielson Tuesday. | The temperature ran. up to 70 de- grees in the sun here at noon Tues 1 day. making the day ideal. | When the new electric street lights Fthat have been arranged for are in 1 stalled, Goodyear. with it's newly paw ed main street and new sidewalks will be village decidedly improved in ap- pearance. ea
 1 The hufating season opens. a week l from today. October 8. on quail male phea and woodcock. Hen pheas- ants may not be shot this year. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Judson are out of town for a week s stay The Daniefson Baptist church was represented Tuesday at the meeting of the Ashford Ba ptist association at the church in North Ashford The practically assured high cost of maintaining cattle during the winter months IS causing owners of numbers or ncrQS to Ouef -tQeH TOT Sdle III towns in this section
 The September meeting of the Bo- hemian club was held Tuesday even ing. when plans were considered for removing the membership limit in or der to let a number. on the waiting list Daniel F. o'conneIi was reelected grand knight of Cargiil council. K. of C.. at meeting of the organization for the election. of officers for the ensuing year. Henry P. Dubuc was elected deputy. grand knight Rene Ca ron recording secretary. Gaston A. Mainden financial secretary and L. A. Woisard treas
 At the meeting of the Girls club to he held at Phoenix hall this fWed- nesday) evening the results of the membership drive recently conducted will be made known: The teams that have worked under the captains. the Misses Mariand7 and keegan. have been doing excellent work. Games and dancing will feature this evenings gathering Mrs. .Thohaas Beckett is the chairmaH in charge of the Tecep- tion Miss Bray and Miss Jacobs in charge of the music and decorations, respectively.
 Captain A. p Woodward. o. O., in spector of small arms practice for the Third regiment. State guard. on Tues. day announced that the regimental ri f1e team that will participate in the state match at New Haven on Satur- day of this week will be made up as follows: r.s @
 Captain A. P Woodward. inspectoE; Captain D Palmer Brown, c com pany: Lieut.. Herman P Earnshaw, G company; Sergeant Howard NJ. WI they. company: Sergeant Hampton Carr P comDany; Sergeant David Tonsren A company: Sergeant Sidney W. Bard company; Corporal Elmer C. Wood. C company. Ccrporal George Nalacer, c company: Mech M L. Da- wis. c company: Mech Charles w Hale c company: Prt- Edwin A. Burns. C company.
 A company is of Norwich F of Dan ielson. F of Pawcatuck, C of Mystic
 These state guard members have inn proved In efficiency in. rife practice in a surprising way over what they were Dle to do when they first went into the service a little over two years ago and the expectation is that they will make some excellent scores in the match at New Haven on Saturday. Some of tf1r mon arc former national :y,.a.'d menit-~1s and are excellent shots.
 Physcians who were interviewed Tuesday stated that cnl.- a few ca ses of influenza so far have made their appearance in this section Once in a while q ease does develop- and some of them are severe. though not so apt enc physician said to be complicated
 
 centaee of last falls cases. At this time last year infiienza was raging in tC wns herea bouts. numerous deaths being reDorted every da = An unusual large number of persons are suffering now with. coughs and colds. the doe tors say.
 Theuef, the annual town election is only five clsa rs- away there is absolute jy no activity of what killinsfy used te. know in political circles. So far as can be learned there doesn't seem to be any contests developing for places on the town tickets. and the only real interest IS ir the vote on the license u,Iestio-lJ and this interest is comp para lively mild compared to what usually was the rule. Pl3inf1eld is another Wfadham county town that will take vote on the license question next Mon day.
 <, There have been so many raids on gardens all through the town of h1l- iingiE recently. and the West Side al- so has been involved. that those who own gardens are hurrying to harvest