Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-03

Reeruits-Geodyear Plan to Form
 Red Gross Branch.
 April starts as have other recent rionths-two trunks in the town court Monday morning.
 ID. M. Bennett of Rockville, recently visited friends in Danielson.
 Earl F. Wood of Brown university MT. and Mrs. A. F. Wood.
 Critically IlI.
 D. NJ. M Marior was reported Mon day as critically i'll at his home in Brooklyn.
 Damase Boulias has been spending few days in New York as the guest of R. J. Colwell.
 Tetai Of 2,76o Men Enrolled.
 First selectman John A. Gilbert re- the military census taken in the town of Kilfingly.
 Special Holy Week services are planned to be held at St James church this week.
 Mrs Charles Green. Broad street, will have members of the Pentecostal church at her home for prayer meet ing this evening.
 street is to have the members of the Ladies Benevolent society of the Con- gregationai church at her home for a meeting tomorrow afternoon.
 
 many places in Danielson Monday, when congress opened it's epoch-mak- ing session.
 The waters of trout brooks here prevent the catching of some fine strings Of trout. which appear to be plentiful this spring.
 After Recruits.
 Corporal P. Henry Dubuc and Cor poraI Edward Clements of the Thir- teenth company are in town seeking recruits for the organization, which is doing guard dcty along the Shore line.
 A navy recruiting party Is to work in Danielson and vicinity, during the coming week.
 Henry c. Hold of Manchester, N. H, was a visitor with friends in Danielson Monday.
 Roadbed Improvements.
 Track men have been enga ged in re- b9nasting the passing siding at Day viiie, where a section of the roadbed cayed in last week. preventing the use of the siding by long trains.
 total of 35 cases were heard in the town court during March.
 Booming Maine TdsUn.
 L. J. Coburn, founder of Industrial place is booming Sangerville, Maine, and making a great success of his work. according to published accounts of his 6oings.
 The men who nightly spear suckers as they founder about in the shallow water of the QuinebauE are owing their innings and are getting some big fish.
 Easter Concert. At the Congrega tional church next Sunday afternoon there is to be an Easter concert with special music. l readings and addresses. all in harmony with the Easter thought.
 Post Office in Goodyear. \ sub-station of the Killing1y (Day- i ville) post office has been established i by the government at Forcier's store | n what heretofore has been known as i Williamsville. Hereafter the station | will be known as Goodyear, Conn, this | being the official designation.
 Grange to Encourage Planting. Grange members are to be invited to do propa ganda work along lines of interesting hoUseholders in planting gardens this spring in Danielson and surrounding places. Country-wide at tention has been callSd to the serious ness possible in New England's food l situation in case of war. Too many gardens cannot be planted this spring. |
 Guarding Plants. There are indications that steps are l being quietly taken to guard 8 mum Der of properties hereabouts th1t 1 might be damaged in case of war to i
  which will mobilize all resources. In- | structions already have been issued l to employees of certain companies to l keep strangers from big plants here asbouts Surgical Dressings Sent to Boston. Several dozens of surgical dressings made by an organization of local wo- men have been forwarded to the Peter Bent Brigham hospital at Boston. Aft CT sterilization the dressings will be | forwarded to the receiving depot for l surgical supplies at Paris and there l deristributed by the allies organiza tion.
 For Compulsory Military Service. Petitions asking congress to enact military service law have been circulated in Danie1son and many have been appended. The petitions circulated here. with thous- ands of others circulated in hundreds of cities and towns or the country, will be filed with congress in one mon ster petition.
 Would Form Red Cross Branch. Women here who nave been engaged for months past in making surgical dressings, comfort bags and many oth- ar things intended for the soldiers of