Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-02
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
The public Is invited

1 ate ceremony. The public Is invited to the function.
 | Friday there was much hustling to get everything ing readiness TOT the | ing given finishing touches and Con- necticut Mills avenue. which has been developed into a splendid thorough l fare was being rolled to the smooth ness of a boulevard. Aside iron, all of the special festiv- ities of the day. it will be well worth any residents time to visit lndusfrlai place this afternoon and note the re- narkabie growth of the mills and the surprisingly rapid development of that section. More-than a score of new houses have recently been erected and a score more are underway or plan ned. New streets are being opened and graded, shade trees set out by the hum dred and the grand plan made for the full development of the place worked out on a scale that will surprife all who have not recently visited there.
 Union No-Lieense Meeting.
 A union no-license meeting is to be held in the Methodist church tomor- row evening, members of different churches attending.
 Rev. Albert Jepson, the new rector. will conduct the services at St. Al bans church Sunday, opening his pastorate here.
 Henry C. Williams of Newburyport
 
 Friday.
 Offers Free Land.
 Alexander Fl. Mazerre1o, who occu- pies the Vaughn farm, on the South Killingly road, has offered free use of eight acres of land to anyone who cares to cultivate it. MT. Mazerello has many acres under cultivation on his own account
 Government Bulletins.
 Daily Bulletins now being issued by the governments publicity department are on file in the lobby of the post office. These bulletins are for the beneht of the public, but are not to be taken from the office. as has been done almost daily for tine past few days.
 Miss Alice Monohan entertained a | number of friends at a party at her nome on Riverview, Friday evening. l
 At the Danielson Cotton company | a list of all men called upon to reg | ster for military service next Tues~ lay is being compiled from the lists | of the concerns ernployes.
 Men Might Aid Farmers.
 L. Delpaino, a farmer living in the | eastern section of the town, suggests | hat great help can be given the farmers by organizing corps of men who would come to farms and help Or brief periods with hoeing, spray ng, etc, as many farmers have plant d more land than they can care for, low that crops are growing.
 Artiilerynen Must Register.
 Members of the Thirteenth company between the ages of 21 and 30, inclu- i've, must register with the military egistration boards of their respective owns next Tuesday, it has been de- | ided. The Thirteenth company has lot been mustered into federal ser ice, so the men who compose do not ome within the exemption rule that -pplies to all members of the regular rmy and national guard units that rave officially been mustered into the l ederal service.
 The Thirteenth company includes members from the towns of Killing y. Putnam, Brooklyn and P1ainfeld, he men to register in their own home owns.
 High School Notes.
 The honor list for the eight weeks nding May 26, includes: Highest hon. rs: Stella Havens, Lucy Shippee, Adah French, Anita Mignault, Marian 'erry, Laura Pike, Samuel Back, Mar