Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-13
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

, sionary campaign is being held through out the churches of the New England district of the Pentecostal church of the Nazarene
 The campaign began with a young peoples rally held at Maiden October 6, and at the close of this meeting fifty young people offered themselves for mis- sionary work. several of them being de- fnitely called to the foreign field. Mrs Crooks and Miss King were lead CTS of this rally, there is special interest in the meeting they are to hold in Danelson on Friday evening.
 Nine persons were seen by Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich at the tuber- culosis clinic held in the new health station of the Civic Federation in the , basement of the town hall building, on Tuesday forenoon. The new health sta ton is exceedingly neat and attractively fitted and gives the visiting nurse, Miss Miriam Boomhower, a real headquarters for her work. The woodwork has been done in immaculate white enamel the 1 floor is covered with linoleum and the rooms fitted to meet the requirements | of the work that is to be carried on there. Dr. Campbell seemed especially l pleased with the new station which is | being inspected with interest by the 1 public.
 ! | hustling farmers, is engaged in dispos- ing of a big crop of caulifower, of which very little was grown in this sec | tion of the county until the advent, a few years ago. of a group of successful Long Island farmers. The caulif1ower is now raised by the acre in Brooklyn and MT. Downs is one of the largest growers
 There will be particular interest throughout Killingly in the case of the state vs. Daniel T. Mulcahey of Worces- 1 ter, scheduled to be- tried before Judge Greene and q jury in the superior court in Putnam today CWednesday). Null cahey is charged with a violation of the motor vehicle laws of the state. His ap- prehension followed an accident in which a machine he was driving figured on the state highway near Dayvile Four Cor ners on a night in August of last year William Moran and Harold Fields both of Dayvilie, were knocked down and se- riously injured when they were struck by the Mulcahey car as they were walk ing along the side of the highway close to the trolley track. Both young mer remained in the hospital at Putnam fol many weeks and neither has as yet fully recovered from the injuries they reeeiv ed. Mulcahey was apprehended in Put
 
 . and held there for local officers. There have been many delays in reaching thu case in the superior court, but it is de fintely assigned for today.
 c. H. Pellett is confined to his homt by illness.
 Miss Emma McBride has been tn, guest of friends in Westerly for fev days.
 Gaston A. Maindon, recently appoint ed sealer of weights and measures b, the selectmen of the town of Killingly will take up his duties at an early date
 A meeting of the Girls club was hell at their rooms in the Exchange build ing on Tuesday evening.
 One commitment to the county yjai on a charge of intoxication, has beel made this week from the town court o Killingly.
 Tramps have been rare indeed for tn past four years. but they are again put ting in an appearance in this part of tn state.
 For the first time, a number of wome attended and participated in the reput lican caucus held to nominate candidate for representatives, judge of probat and justices of the peace
 In the northerly section of the boroug complaints are being made that garden 1 dIe utIIS Id4u6u anu stripped OL aDOl :, everything that it is possible to carr 0 off without spending a whole night o Y the job.
 = Harry Young is executor of the estat 0 of his brother, Ralph c. Young a Game officials are keeping close tat h on hunters these days. While there ho direct evidence of it, it is taken a = strange in some quarters that f1ocks ( t cartridges have disappeared from terr y tory where. no guns have been heart t and it is believed that snarers are agai 5, at work
 Good progress is being made at Ho = yoke on the construction of the ne d Strand theater, leased by J. F. Levi r of the Lewis-Brown theater circuit. n The Connecticut Mills team will me, dI North Grosvenordale Sunday next = what is expected to be a real fast an n exciting game of baseball one of the la. Q of the season.
 Fhe state highway department had = heavy scraper at work on the highwa
 near Attawaugan on Tuesday removin
 rough places in the state road
 Sorwalk.-The American Legion hel
 has voted to celebrate Armistce Day an
 will conduct an eleven day drive here ft