Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-10
DANIELSON
Captain Darbis Receives Notice that Reserve List is EstabIished-Death of William C.. keach-Joseph Ron deau to Catch for Detroit.

An announcement of unusual interest to all men in this vicinity who have served a term of enlistment in the Ma tional Guard of Connecticut was re- ceived here Sunday morning by Cap | tain E. l.. Darbie of the Thirteenth | company The announcement is con- 1 tained in general order issued from | the adjutant generals office at Hart | ford, and by it a reserve list for the l c. N. G. is established and approved as 1 follows:
 Officers on the active list of the c. | N. G.. with over ten years enlisted and 1 commissioned service may, upon their 1 own application, with the approval of the adjutant general, be transferred to 1 a reserve list. Oficers on the reserve 1 list will be subject to active duty only l in event Of war or other. emergency, and in sucl event may be called upon for active service by the governor. When so called upon for active ser vice, or actually serving with troops, they shall receive the same pay and | allowances as officers on the active list
 Officers on the reserve list may. up- on application and with the adjutant generals approval be transferred to the active list. They may be required to pursue such studies, with the incl dental examinations as shall keep them abreast of their profession as di-
 
 After an enlisted man has served a full term of three years in one enlist ment in the C.. N. G., and been hon orably discharged, and does not desire to continue in active service he may enlist for a period of three years in the reserve. Enlisted men in the re- serve will be required to hold them selves in readiness to return to their organizations in event of war. or other emergency, upon the call of the gov error
 Upon reporting in response to such call, they shall thereafter receive pay and allowances the same as other en- listed men. Men in the reserves may volunteer to serve their commands during maneuver and field exercises and upon the approval of their imme- diate commanding officers, and the ad- jutant general, they may be ordered for such duty, and will receive the same pay as privates of the active com mand
 Under the new proposition which is patterned after that of some European nations, about 100 men in Danielson and vicinity will be eligible for enlist ment Captain Darbie sai1 Sunday cation for the necessary rosters and cation for the necessary rosters and enlistment papers. and at once begin the work of enlistment for reserves. all of which will be in the grade of private. Nearly all men entitled to enlist as reserves who were seen Sun day were very favoI'abIy impressed with the plan
 Enlisted as reserves, they will have no drills to attend or field service to do, though they may if they wish, but they will be supplied with uniform and arms as is done with men in the active list.
 With the men in the active list in Danielson, all of those eligible for re- serve service if enlisted would give Danielson two military companies. which would make a fine showing for the town Cn occasion of parades and such functions.
 Captain A. P. Woodward, o. O., now on the retired list, is eligible for ser vice in the reserve list and Captain E. L. Darbie will be on April 15.