Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 5, 1917, Page 9

of wll fer here. today for military Service runs as high as 700, b but more conmservative observers - Four Coriers with his wife, s illustrious. In his 97th year. Mr.lge n ot yons "o Giipert | coinel Thompson has a big garden that he & - ides. it is one 2 TV SrURSOUS. is held by cares for dally and _of the . - hest . gardbns to Ho séen thercaboutfueny BerCTENEL SRl Wil ot have Passengers on passing trolley cars and [ 0 Ur0eh hm- S draft T Coast Artillery corps. The fact that automobilists who drive that way reg- 100 young men make up this com- Alumni Guard to be Mustered in Tonight— Two Suspects Sabri Ali Murder Released Children’s Pageant Clears Qver $50 — Liberal Subscrip- ularly, are Inspired by the remark- tions to Liberty Loan—Over 500 at Least Expected to Register Today. At St. James’ church Monday .morn- ing at 5 o'clock; theré was a solemn high mass of pequiem in memory of the deceased members of the parish, this mass markihg the close of a se: ries of missions” held during the past month, Going to Franc Raymond A. Preston, who is going to France with a. Brown university unit that is to do hospital work with e regular armv, is in Providence this eek, but expects to be ordered to Allentown, Pa., within a few days. The Brown men will be there for a time before sailing for France. Motorists to Aid Registration. ‘. number of Danielson men will volunteer the use of their automo- biles today as a patriotic service in getting young men to places for mili- tary registration. It was sald Mon- day evening that more cars than have been offered could be used to advan- tage, Alumni Reception June 22. June 22 has been set as t the annual reception by High School Alumni association to the senior class of Killingly Hish school. The graduation exercises are to be on June 22. : £ James Archey and’ Miss Jennie Mac- on of Worcester were recent guests of Mrs. Edward Keech of Aca- demy street. A system of distributing boxes set in the town hall Monday for use special rezistrars in compiling and ssifyi the military registrations of completing this be completed to- up by toda) The work classification ight. Scores of gardens that were planted t month showing growth of crops hi ing to the plan- ters, v couraging wea- ther of Ma; Students Will Be Urged to Subscribe. of Killingly High_ school subscriptions to Liberty to be made. DBy subscribing, 1gzested, the students can show loyalty and do their . bit toward the successful prosecution of | .. == this means all younz men between the it A Killingly Contributing Teward Sub- |ages of 21-30. inclusive. and do not |communications Monday telling_them - : scription to the Liberty Loan With | register, will learn what it is to feel | that their applications have been fa- . To Decide Sewer Question. G,.z,yi" oot ming the heavy hand of Uncle Sam. vorably considered and to report for - ORIGINAL This_week's special borough meet- 9 Golng,_fo Springheld Atsenil the physical examination next Mon- PRICES ing wiil pass upon the important mat- | The Windham County National bank | George Linton of Woeonsocket, "whe | 52v: This examination will be given WERE TO ter of Javing a sewer In Jigrin ave: |reports that subscriptions received |has just been graduated from the 4 S i I 4 e L et bt en | for the Liberty Bonds are now in ex- | Philadelphla_Textile school, has been | None of David Gilbert's Relatives Are $55.00 h?"'(‘;', ?'Ann':mv:-';” ‘m’”‘; ¥ m;;:mn“!’ cess of $60,000, and with other sub-|the guest of his aunt, Mres, Mary C. Found. whi 15 o Grplhd Sppioitritily riptions in sight the: x- | Byrne, Woodstock avenue. Mr. Lin The body of David Gilbert, the . iR RS maeed Thon e to send in $100,000. a[ton will report this -week ai the]iumerant printer. who died suddeniy g n - Iy remarkable showing for Killing- | Sprinzfield arsenal as general textile|iriday evening in a local restaurant, Tax Collector Qualifies. Heury Lague, recently elected, has qualified as_ tax coilector for the b h At the Conaregational church Mon- { cal undertake g TYIES s 4 Brookivn Fire district. which com- | °Tal Reserve Bank of Boston, and the | day evening there was a Y. P. S. C.| From letters found In the pockets There are just 115 Suits in the entire assortment — the accumulation of a ses that section just across the ry ha b aot s o ashin2- 4 g " contest social that proved a fine |of Gilbert's clothing information rel- ) y nebaug river, in the town ‘of|lon. have been Getug Chelr utmost 1o |gjversion for the many that attended.|ative to persons with whom he had season’s business. Brookiyn. mspice peopls that It wes thelr patrl ek s W, Shnes, been having correspondence the au- Home Guard Mustering Tonight. | Bonds. eribe Tor the BT rhere was one case to be heara at|Uiorities were furnished with data for . P Gabardi : . At the state armoi b uccess of the war depends pri- | Monday morning’s session of the su- | (N0 0, "0 00l 0on mothing had been Materials are . ines, Serges, Wool Poplins, Velours, Silk Taf- Danielson’s Home Guard on_the succ flotation of [perior court. Owen Donohue. Provi-|jheard from any of them. The body £ and J Cloth: will be formally mustered Bond. People are be-|dence, was sent to jail for 30 days, in- | n°%wd . "iofg 7% OF them. | The body. e oy = vice. It is expected that the event will be witnessed b; larze numbeor |4 tremendous effect it would have up- s his relatives will be found. . Jersons, as has srown |on the allies and also the enemy if WEDDINGS. 25 A 7 it i ( persons, as the : o e i EDDING: Uit 3., €5 el Lpi Eratant Shubasits The models are expressive of. the _season’s best styles, and every suit is ithin the last few “""4 ward with, an. oversubscription to this Gregoire—St. Onge. A communication received from the from our regular stock, which insures you that the qualities, fit and installing sewers in been completed and doing the work putti ct. appropriation having been made last The work of chool street has e company is in fo. this work = in a degree show to Germany and her 5 : tory, and that this demand will be SRR Pwo Suspects Released. allies just how united the people stand Lasnier—Bourcier. greatly increasecd when troops begin as this is our final clearance. The solution of the Sabri Al mur- |in this great cause. Many were present at St. Mary’s | o take the fleld. 2 EER st s e + churc! at 7 o'clock Monday morning A very large percentage of rei] t jans. who hz eld < Sunday at her home 5 phonse Bourcier of this city. and Ar- | mum safe capacity of the car is in Sal St + Tod T I ihe, Dotlod of the| Georze C. Dennett of Lowell spent |thur Lasnier of Danielson. Rev. Adri. | many cases twice the load put in. ale arcts L= ay leased, so at the present time no one SU\x;dxs with friends in town. 3 an Bykemans performed the marriage| The local chamber of commerce is - cing held for the crime. There | po1onday, June 4, employes came intg | ceremony and was celebrant of the urged to interest shippers in leading e been no developments in the case | .N¢ new advance in wages announced | nuptial mass. There was a reception | to the maximum and also to speed - Special interest during ihe past |Soveral weeks ago for mills here- |at the home of the bride’s parents.|up the work of loading and unloading week. The offioers kave hed o deaiq 2 outs- : | Mr. ana Mrs. Lasnier, after their wed- | cars, in the interest of efficiency. This oL S e ot i dorcas Rebekah lodge will entertain | ding trip, are to make their home in |accomplished would be the same as finance by able industry of this near-céntemarian and through the minds of hot a few of them flashes the tho! of what a super-nation this would be among all the nations of the earth were &1l of its men endowed with the same indomi- table spirit that actuates Mr, Thomp- son. Mr. Thompsen not only does his garden work and other wotrk about his place, but aise walks @daily to Day- ‘lie Center, a distaneé of about a mile, iar_his paper and walks home again. e is keeping in close touch with the turbulent doings of this war. ridden world and contributing gladly of his physical strength to the end that they, the enemy ‘shall not pass. PAGEANT NETTED $50 Children’s Entertainmant for Benefit: of Red Cross Most Successful. The Children’s Holiday is the title of a little pageant enteftainingly given Monday afternoon on the lawn of the T. E. Hopkins estate, Main street, by about 30 members of Miss Corinne Paine’s dancing class. Over $50 was netted. The pageant was based on a story written by Miss Frances Danielson of this town, a regular contributor of children’s stories to well known pub- lications. Folk dances were featured by the class, which was prettily cos- tumed. The entertainment was given for the benefit of the Danielson chap- ter of the American Red Cross and the net proceeds represent the con- tribution of the participants fo their country’s cause. The cast was made up o Miss Doris_Adams, Cora Brown, Alice Ba- con, Elvira Brooks, Charlotte Bullard, Margaret Burton, Ruth Cunneen, Ar- lene Babson, Eleanor Gardener, Getty Gardener, Winifred Hammet, ~Helen Hopkins, Mary_ Jacobs, Winifred Ja- cobs, Shirley Jackson, Alice Jordan, Helen Keech, Beatrice Lindner, Dor- Lindner, Marion Legg, Dorothy e, Ruth Litch, Janet Paine, May- ette Paine. [yma Perry, Jeanne Storer, Ruth Spen Abby Scott, Salome Withee. DOING ITS SHARE nd Danielson. The officials of the nal bank, which is the represen- e in this community of the Fed- sinning to realize more and more what colossal loan. Never in the historv of has such a loan been offersd any single nation. The United State. looked upon as the richest nation in the world, and the response to this loan made by its citizens will the members of Mizpah Rebekah lodge ‘mand will in no way, however, exempt the town from having more of its young men drafted. e enlistments in the national guard, of which the Thirteenth com- pany is a part, is separate and - tinet from the new army of 500, to be raised on the first call and Kil- lnl:tly will have to furnish its quota ? young men for this new army the same as will other towns. Union Neo-Licerite Mesting. At a union seérvice held at Methodist church Sunday in the interest 8f no-license the was delivered by Gustave T. man of Hartford. This was #&n open meeting and proved of very speéeial interest to all who attended. Has Nearly 109 Members. This weel bring the member- ship of the Th th company up to the desired totai of 109 men. The company held its weekly drill Monday night and drill nights usually bring forth some recruits. Another squad will fill the company to the limit of 109, but more enlistments wil be made if possible, so as to guard against loss of the desired total by reason of any of the present enlisted men being dis- charged on account of inability tq pass the federal examination. It is believed by many that the Coast Ar- tillery corps will get a permanent as- signment to Some coast battery, this being the branch of the service for which the command is especially trained. PUTNAM Gregoire-St. Onge, Lasnier-Bourcier Weddings — Thres Railroad Men Enlist—David Gilbert'’s Body Un- claimed—High School Students Vote to Subscribe 25c Each to Purchase a $50 Liberty Bond. The Dayv! Military registrars will be at their posts at tho municipal building_on Church street this morn- ing at 7 o'clock and will remain on duty until 9 p. m. Tomorrow! The voung men who are called upon to register today, and inspector. C. E. Contest. toxication. At St. Mary's church at & o'clock on Monday morning Miss Ephrine St. Onge and Adolphus Gregoire were united in marriage by Rev. Charles ¥. Bedard, who was alse celebrant of the nuptial mass. Danielson. ‘William Barclay Parsons, ¢onnected with the construction of the Panama canal and of the New York subway system, and who has already been commissioned a major in the Engineer Officers’ Reserve corps, will be attach- ed to a regiment of army engineers to be formed in New York and sent to France. This regiment has been in process of formation for several weeks and will consist largely of men who have had experience in connection with the construction of large public ‘works. Announcement was made by the war department that orders had been given for the forming of nine regi- ments of army engineers, which will be sent to France as quickly as pos- sible for railroad work along the lines of military communications There will be more than 1,000 men in each regiment, or nearly 10,000 in the expedition. Two regular army en- gineer officers—a colonel and a lieu- tenant colonel—will be assigned to each regiment The other officers will be chosen from the Engineer Officers’ Reserve corps. probably of heart disease, remainmed during Monday at the rooms of a lo- a few davs in the hope that some of Department of Commerce to the Put- nam Chamber of Commerce, Tuesday, calls attention to the demand for freight ears at the present time, this demand being far in excess of any- thing heretofore in the nation’s his- increasing the car supply. n their ation, to M i s : . of Putnam Friday evening. i P, B cub— e s A mission, which was very success- SCRIPT Tenily Dtkect Exhibis. Not All Registered Will Be Called. |ful. was closed for the English-speak- LIBEHTY LOAN. SLUBSCRIFTIONG In the window at the Champeau store Monday afternoon a textile ex- | finish are of the best. If you have waited — don’t delay another its $12. These great reductions are in force today to insure a quick clearance. Manhattan day — select ORIGINAL PRICES WERE TO $35.00 your suit now, The salatake apression: ¢ ing people of St. James' parish Sun- i i £ taThe mistaken Impression th b e dhed Coming in Fine Shape — French- | hibit from the Trade school here was T e sy s Military remistration officers will be Speaking Citizens to Hear Pastor ?Ipene'j ;nd Tv)nn (‘(;nl(’ivnuf- throughout I+ to be calied fo: e in session today from 7 a. m. to 9 p. Explain Loan. the week. e exhibit includes tex- e at . ene’ towwn Rall Hieve, ‘at Column. 3 S tile machinery, driven by an_electric 121-125 MAIN STREET some groups of foreign hall in Dayville and at Savies hall| There is a steady flow of subscrip- Tp’;‘gt a"dlhhovs frhqm the school are % Fash s 5 en. An effort was being made Mon- ‘ tions here for the Liberty loan bonds, ing the machines. “Tk . . Shite TRt l.\Ixs, Mi,,‘\, l;umhwa\- is to entertain l}a\ankers announced Monday. At the Notes. i _— tore of Noi ich e -'of those | the members of the Ladies’ Art club | First National bank the subscriptions 5 , e orahose lat an afternoon fea Wednesday. received. tofal In excess Of $100,000. | New ook rn any paon Kent g0 to spent Sunday with friends in Daniel- | for the smaller denominations of the |to report at Fort Benjamin Harrisom, | At 96 1s Doing His Bit. son. bonds and many of the subscribers Indiana, where he will be in the army : In the churches of Danielson Sun- |are buying bonds for the first time in 5 < . &ting st chur ¢ i heir ow e A splendid examp! “precia- 2 . £ e~ medical service. son Wilie and daughter Christina_ of [ tist church is being new floored in|their time in their own rooms when by it = D S e e T = Treasurer Isiac Champeau reported | New Bedford have been spending a few | maple. The sides are being wainscoted | the same is not inconsistent with other his time of war and ‘o answer | . ;, 080, in which it ix hoped mater-| Putnam's apportionment of the bond | Monday afternoon that further lib- |daye with the Misses Dupuis of Main |in South Carolinaspine. duties.’ o i, e N TOr 350 to auuweriiaily th H:telvek s exein issue of two billion dollars is esti-|eral subscriptions have been received | Street. Enlists in Fourth Regiment. The text of rule 5 of the binde of resources, James Thompson, who Take Lake Cottage. o b vont: e ok b b v 4 }w,v th}ni gfllpam chapter of the Amer- George Emerson has enlisted with | e2ds: ves in a pretty white cottage at the * Mr. andt Mrs. M. pfi D}}‘ 2 n;,‘d chil- | has been subscribed. The drive to be | c2n Red Cross. JEWETT CITY Company Fourth regiment. g _ — ———— n' are to oecupy the b opkins | made by the Liberty Loan committee - RSN Mrs. Nellie Mcl.aughlin and three cottage at Alexander’s. lake for the |will come on getting subscriptions for STUDENTS—TO SUBSCRIBE First in Serics oF Mustings in No-|cblldren, Vivian, Felen 'and i{Hughie, | PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Corns Lo off summer season. : the remainder. High ‘Scheol Puntle % Bive 55 C Li C o s 3 | and Mrs. Margaret Gillan attended the S osen Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kennedy| Charles M. Hamberger, representa- P o Give Cents icense ampaig stles and | weqding of Kathryn fney and Jo- : spent Sunday with friends at North |tive of the Federal Reserve bank of| Each Toward Buying a Liberty | Bells to Sound Registration Call—|seph Simoneau Monday. Robert J. Cochrane Sterling. Boston, was here again Monday, going | Bond. Numbering of Houses Begins. With Magic “Gets-It” 2 Drops Do the Work,”Painleesly. Temperance workers here are al- ready engaged in an active campaizn to turn Killingly into the no-license column of towns in Connecticut at the over the details of the campaign with Chairman Harold Gilpatric of the Lib- erty Loan committee, which is to have a meeting tomorrow evening. Attorney Eric H. Johnson addressed members of the High school Monday morning and urged them to do their Rev. W. E. Lanphear of the Con- necticut Temperance union held the first of a number of meetings Sunday ANNUAL SCHOCL MEETING Held Monday Evening—Two and One- GAS FITTING, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING Washington Sq., Washington Building “I tell you, before I heard of ‘Gets- | October town meeting. This evening the mass meeting of | Dit in the Liberty Loan project. The [to be held in town with a view to| half Mill Tax Voted—Action Taken Norwich, Conn. TC T Rt 10 ey Oms thidl L ftr Aot rading Mok Avaies French-speaking wembers of _ St. |Fesult was the unanimous vote to sub- | securing a dry vote for Griswold next | on Matter of Miss Driscoll and Miss t #or N. B. O, Sheet Pack g scribe 25 cents each which will fall; also to see that all laws touching S 4 e e B Al e s et v er for corns. I still had them. I used bandages and they made my toe The work of grading Morin avenue, Mary’s parish to have been held Sun- day, but postponed, is to be held and pro- duce enough to procure a $50 bond. on the liquer traffic be enforced. In Cavanaugh. 5o big it was murder to put on my | Which extends from Connecticut Mills | Rev. Charles ¥. Bedard will address| This morning the students will | the morning he spoke in the Congrega~ | Over 200 were prose ah- P sm1 {ayenue to Main street, near the bor-|ihe meeting relative to subscriptions |march to the Municipal building | tional church, at t p. m. in the RMbh="| nuni seheol! mestine. heid Monday eve e {gush line is underway. This street is | for the government war- bonds. where men will be registering and |odist church, and at 8 addressed a|ning in assembly hall at the River- r i rolied. Hevie) " Lumhes Siresdy TR ;‘ig;_:;::te the flag and sing patriotic | public meeting in the town hall. [side Grammar school. A. M. Brown MODERN PLUMBINu S5 Vi b s e > 3 Rev. J. B. Aldrich was chosen chair- | was chosen chairman. =D. ¥. Finn, J. No Hdpe for Slacker. _ A young man, who was born Splendid Spirit of Patriotism Shown BALTIC man and A. H. Anthony secretary and treasurer. The meeting voted to or- ganize for the work of a regular tem- F. Hennon, E. ner acted a The report tellers. of the clerk and treas- ntis! in modern house as s to lighting. is as e electricty We guaran- in{ —Expect Regiment to Sail in Thirty ‘@ Canada, gave up the idea of return-| pays, = Arrangements Completed for Registra- | PETance campaign. F. E. Robinson, G. |urer and district committee were heard [tee the very best PLUMBING WORK ing there from this place, where he 5 o % H. Prior and A. C. Burdick were ap- |and accepted. There is o balance in[by expert workmen at the fairest was going to avoid military registra- | At Boston Monday, Howard V.| S°n Today—Town Clerk Arthur P.|pginted a committee whose duty (act- |the treasury of $1083. The outstand- | prices tion, when he learned his chance|James, car inspector, Glen Dow, car Cote to Act French Interpreter. ing with the officers of the meeting) | ing debt of the district $27,300. > 3 across the border were more likely to |inspector, and Arthur H. Packer, yard e it will be to appoint other committees| The following officers were elected: | Ask us for plans and prices. bring him into military service than |engineer, all of this city, enliseed in i+| T0day the Sprague registration board | as shall be deemed necessary as the |Clerk and treasurer, Alpherie La- PN it Is here. He is a British subject. | company of the Fourth Reserve Regi- | Will be at the town hall in the town | work proceeds. Another meeting is to | Claire; district committee, Dr. George " Need Taste of the Law. Tneht ot DAEIEPerE. building for the purpose of registering | be held June 18th. H. Jennings, George A. Haskel, James J F ’I 01\1 PK[\ 5 culties with some automobile . | raiiroad men recently organized to go x . Wi - bots coll and Merbert ('. Webster; collec- " Sre Who BetHiNe In Faonith Dot 118 France and will be aue of the fiss|® citizen or not. The following delegates have been|tor, W. R. Burdick. 67 Wegt Main Street past standing electric cars this prac. | orsanized forces of regimental size to Town Cierk Arthur P. Cote will act | appointed to attend the annual King's A vote laying a tax of two and one- tice being particularly troublesome at | leave this country for the great Eu- |25 French interpreter for the board. Daughters’ convention to be held in|half mills, was passed unanimously. - ¥ SRl SeTon Ginter ,.o%m republic. Registration hfiurs: 7a m to9 p. m m:lzanct;rsct]:hu{:eh %Z:Zr I-‘\xfir:\ G(ffld;n The treasurer was vmpnv\-pre‘d to b - b Women to Distribute President's Ad- = e whoretushsd (hone In' New Quarters. i i R 0 WL |t econ Son00, oy, JORNE. RO ] F BURNS abos. 1 Ekdll Seivee wnd other thinzs dress. Yonday, fternoon, ars 0 PO & | ,,Thg oMcers of tho Taldie branch of | rom Dorcan eifele, the. Jeadtr, 1. | The follsiog. resolution, prosented o : that ate off more of the toe than they | At regisiration places in Killingly |the exact date was not given them. | holding their meetings in (hew newiy | o, F- Hiscox. and Mrs. J. H. Tracy.|by J. i Hennon, rassed by a | Hagtin and Plumbin did the corn. T'd cut and dig with |today members of the Danielson| Mr. James said Monday afternoon | furnished room in the town building | Mrs. R. H. Howard and Mrs. J. T.|large majority ave vote: 8 2 8 %nives and scissors, but now no more | Edual Franchise League will distrib- |that he was told in Boston Monday Bri € | Stewart. Resolved, That the board of schooi . fooling for me. Two drops of ‘Gets. |Ute to all who register copies of the | that the regiment of which he is now _ Briefs and Personals. Registration Call Not Fire Alarm, |Visitors be requested to either repeal 92 Franklin Street 10THlG the work. 1t malkes the copn |President’s address explaining the po- |a member will be on the ocean en- | Daniel Murphy wes in Hartford v or revise rule five: that as now inter- | ___ iy Ihrivel and Bet So loose that vou an | Eition of the United States upon en- |route to France in 30 days. Monday on business. Warden J. H. McCarthy is also fore- | preted it makes for harm rather than just pick it right off with your fin- teg:s lt';e wo;ldv;vu. S & Oggg;e‘ othefi‘ lige thek mcn"rvm be An?im;! ;Lrleths ‘l)?rr;llhtt)eispenl xh:dwegk ']::dnd:: tcl;snsim Yoounl:. J”x;.é 1;:::\;1:2::‘2 xn;‘ |l|<; ::"\nd’nnfllhv x\m!’;;.vol,“ i lno" GASTIHGS 2 cretary o ar er has re- | ens: n railroad work, as they are n Boston. e trip was made by 5 NS, & 5 esolved, That as bcth Miss Ma B here has been mothing new dis- |duested the chairman of the National | here, bolstering up the Weakening or. | motor. . the necessary arrangements so tbat|B. Driscoll and Miss Nellie V. Cav covered for corns since “Gets-It” was | Council of Defense to ask the wouen |ganization of the brave republic that| Brnest Hartley has returned from a | when the whistles blow and the bells|nagh are jointly considered in th FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY of the country to make this distribu- | has been through a hell of fire and | business trip in Boston. ring at 7 a. m., 12.50 p. m. and 7 p. m.|case by the hoard: therefore that t born. It's the new way—the com- mon-sensé, simple, sure way. tion on Registration day as & part of their patriotlc work. The work in death. The men are to_be uniformed and equipped by the United States Mrs. Fred Cruthers spent Monday with New London friends. there will be no mistaking it for the fire alarm. There are tho Aspinook, same treatment be accorded to each, and should the decision of the state THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY €O botrre or semt o res e e e, 252, 2 | this state has been put into the hands | Zovernment, the men being armed | Mrs. Delwin D. Martin visited St.|Ashland and Textile whistles, the Riv- | board be in favor of the renewal of E. u"rence & Ce., Chicago, III. of the Connecticut Woman's Suffrage | with automatie revolvers. Joseph's hospital, Willimantic, Mon- | erside grammar school, the Slater | Miss Driscoll’s certificate, the board cf No. %0 25 Ferry Street - wd ol - v association b'];;.}ln. Edwlfflhfl. Smiley, Mr. Packer's home is in Williman- dl():'A fiiil! and g: Congregational, St. | school visitors be respectfully asked temporary chairman for the council | tic, but he has been empioyed in the haren Lacroix has resigned at the | Mary’s and Baptist belis. to reseind the vote passed April 15, | = Ty e LOUIS E. KENNEDY of defense. The name of Mrs. Rienzi|local yards. worsted mill and will work for Bill| The work of numbering the houses|1917, revoking the certificate of Miss | Eastern Conmecticns oquai to The Bl DANIELSON Other Putnam young men who a|Johnson. in the borough has commenced in ac- | Cavanagh and requesting the state |ietin esults Undertaker’'and Embalmer Special Attention to Every Detail Robinson has been sent to Dr, Anna H. Shaw as organizer for the work in Killingly. Mrs. Robinson will have assistants féw days ago applied for admission to the qumemnsg{- resérve of the de. partment of the northeast received Joseph H. Buteau was a visiter in dence Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lague, their cordance with a retent vote of the board. The maln audiente room of the Bap- board to refuse to renew the certifi- cate of Miss Driscoll. “Teachers are requested to spend THERE no tstng m Rastérn Connecticut 2gual te The B igtin for business resulte.