Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-09

Campbell of the Norwich State Sana- torium will be in Danielson Tuesday next to hold clinic for tuberculosis sufferers at the health station Tn the town hall building There was no clinic here in August. The consultations With Dr. Campbell are free of charge and al sufferers from tuberculosis. or those who fear they are afflicted with the disease are invited to attend the clinic and ber- [ eft by the examinations and advice available.
 Between Brooklyn and KillingI7 Gen. ter, alligator skin pocketbooi1 jest, con- taining sum of money. Liberal reward if returned to Cora Middleton, Killing.y Center. Phone 322-1S.-adv Many a brave had a little touch of cold feet Thursday morning upon | reading in The Bulletin that Windham of which Killingly Is a part, is one of 1 the three counties of Connecticut In which the women outnumber the men, Upon a little reflection, however, the nervolus men regained their comuosure and gave their attention to other and more serious troubles. One cannot ex- pect even a nervous man to worry ali | of the time, even in the face of statistics like those. referred to. There's d lot of possibilities for fun left, even though | the handicaps an0oar so great
 Miss Jeanette Gareau and Miss Lo- | retta Nadeau left Thursday morning to resume their studies at a convent in Woonsccket
 Joseph LaBonte has returned to Hart | ford to resume his studies for the priesthood at LaSalette college. His sister, Miss Irene LaBonte aas returned to St. Joseph's convent at Nocth Gros- venordale for another school year.
 Arthur Gallup. who is i'll at St Vim cents hospital in Worcester, was re- ported On Thursday as resting more comfortably
 If talk amounts to anything, the re- rublidan caucus to nominate candi- dates for town offices should prove to be an interesting session this evening but one never can tell Such contests as are promised may develop when nom- | nations for selectmen and for assessors come up.
 Henry B. billiard of Lowell was a visitor with friends in Danielson Thurs day.
 display of northern lights wednes. day evening was taken as forecasting the cooler and more comfortable wea. ther that came on Thursday.
 A number of matters of local inter est are on the calendar for considera- tion at this (Friday) mornings sessio1 Of the superior court at Putnam
 Several hundred local people will gt back to work after a vacation of thre, weeks, when the big plant of the Quine baug cornnar-- assumes operations next Monday morning, ETEAFF%se-
 Some local --.;estors were depressed Thursday morning after reading that the stock of the Grand Trunk railwa! is regarded as without value. No grea quantity of the roads securities arr held here, but there is some.
 Good second crops of hay are bein, taken from some fields in territory here abouts at this time.
 School work throughout the town ha been almost completely organized dur ing the first school week of the year the week ending today.
 A vacancy exists in the merberzhil of the board of assessors as the resul of the death of Arnold Rich, fev weeks ago.
 John D. Benson of Worcester was il ! Danielson Thursday on a business rrip State Officer Howard A. Elliott o1 Hartford was a visitor in Danielson o, business Thursday
 Practically all the Danielson peopi who have been spending all or part 0 the summer at Rhode Island shore re sorts have returned to their homes htre