Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-09

they are well informed as to what is being done by some politicians repre- senting the minority party in this town.
 The police were asked here on Sun day to be on the lookout for a horse stolen during the night from the barn of Dudley Williams at Moosup. The horse is black, is without shoes on the hind feet, and was hitched into an old democrat style wagon.
 Captain Roscius H. Back, who will be remembered as reported wounded after the Chateau Thierry fight of last lyear, is now believed to be with the American army Of occupation in Ger many. Up to recently, a letter re- ceived here from friend of his indi- cates, he has been an instructor in algebra in the A. T.. F. university at Beaume, France. Captain Back form erly was a student in Killingly schools, while making his home here with his uncle, Judge Harry E Back
 Frank M. Bedard, collector, is engag- ed in collecting the taxes of the Brooklyn fire district (West Side The tax is 2 1-2 mills, half mill in crease this year to meet the increased cost of an all-night lighting service. Under the direction of Irvcing w. Davis, a drive will be conducted here this week to secure members for the Boy Scouts of America. In this move ment MT. Davis will have the coopera 1 tion of an efficient team of workers and he hopes to more than meet the quota of members that this place is expected to procure. The drive here is in conjunction with the country wide effort to increase the Scout mem 1 bership.
 Many Danielson people were at Cen tral Village Saturday afternoon and evening to attend the splendid Vel come Home celebration arranged by the people of that village in honor of it's service men.
 l Lieut.. Ira A. Warren has favored the Bohemian club, of which he is a 1 member, with copies of one of the racy pictorial reviews that has such g wide circulation in France, where he is still stationed. After looking the copies over the Bohemians were a unit in declaring that the lid must be of on this class of publications lover there" Nothing like them is to be found in this country.
 A Danielson attorney was seen te smile as he stood reading letter ir the postoffiee. Let me read what pleases you so much that I may smile too said a friend.
 The attorney handed his friend the letter and the curious one read these 1 lines
 You were the attorney for two con. cerns that f1eeced us out of quite a lit. tie money. We felt that a man witt your brains who has engineered sucl deals could work ours out successfully.
 And 1t may be added that the at. torney now has client on his list ans a nice retainer for a starter.
 Miss Emma Ross died on Sunday q the home of her sister, Mrs. Rose War ren, of 26 Hawkins street, Danielson Miss Ross was the daughter of the lat, William c. and Hannah Ross. formerl, of Killingly. For many year she con ducted millinery business in tx bridge, Mass, where she has man, friends; but for several years past sh, has resided with her sister in Daniel son. Miss Ross has been in failin, health for the past year with hear trouble. She is survived by sister Mrs. Rose Warren, niece, Mrs. Ma Bacon, of Providence. two nephews Ernest Ross Warren of Danielson an Frank Orchard Of Naw .1.onAon.