Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-10
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

DAIN1EASO1N Over Fifty Women of St. James Par ish Sewing for Red cross-Many Witness Drill at Armory-Two Can ming Demonstrations This Week. Members of Thirteenth Company Anxious to Leave-First Thursday Half Holiday This Week.
 Mir and Mrs A. H. Huntingdon and MT. and Mrs. F. O. Huntingdon cov- cred 114e miles on the motor trip through northern New York, from whence they have returned. A H. Huntingdon says that very little corn will be grown in that section this summer on account of the cold and wet weather.
 Mir and Mrs. Leslie Murray of Hart ford visited with relatives in Daniel son.
 Mir. and Mrs. George O. Thomas. Mrs. Mary Reynolds and Miss Ella Sidley motored to Springfield, Mass. Judge W. F. Woodward disposed of one case at a session of the town court Monday morning.
 Infants Funeral.
 The funeral of Alfero D. Vendenzo, months, son of MT. and Mrs. Louis Nendenzo of Goodyear, was held from their home in Goodyear Monday af- ternoon, burial being in St. Joseph's cemetery, Dayville. l.. E. Kennedy was the funeral d1rector-
 First Thursday Half Holiday.
 Many business places in Danielson will be closed this week Thursday af- ternoon for the first of the July August weekly half-holidays
 Henry A. Reader of Lowell was visitor with friends in Danielson Mon day.
 Sowing for Red Cross.
 More than 50 members Of St. James parish are now meeting one evening each week to do sewing for the Red Cross
 will be invited to aid the United States district attorneys office. at Hartford, in rounding up young men who failed to register for military service, that they may be prosecuted in accordance with law.
 Preparing for Camp Meeting.
 As secretary of the Douglas Camp Meeting association, Rev. H. N. Brown pastor of the Danielson Pentecostal church, will be busy at Douglas the greater part of this month, in con- nection with the annual camp meet aIr and Mrs. George Gleason and son Waldo of Washington. D. C., have School street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter L. Dixon are spending this week at the Dixon cot tage at Crescent beach.
  cation of three weeks. has returned to duty as an operator at the local tele- phone exchange.
 Rifle Practice.
 Members of the Thirteenth com paly, c. A. C.. have been getting in mIch rife practice at the company's raage south of Danfelson.
 Not Accepted.
 A. A. Bonneville, who was at Fort Socum, N. Y, to enter the medical apartment of the regular army, re- turned here Monday. not having been accepted for enlistment, though anx ious for service. Miss Ellen A. Pray of Ballouville is to teach at Newington during the coming school year.
 George c. Batchelder of Providence visited friends in Danieison Monday. Mrs. Clarence E. Young and daugh- ter. Thelma, of Cleveland, are guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Judson. from New London with her sister, Mrs. Frederick Rogers of that city. Miss Grace Stanton is visiting Hartford relatives.
 tored to Danielson Monday for a visit. Miss Emma Ross. sister of Mrs F. P. Warren, is visiting in Putnam Father Mathieu's Car Still Missing No trace has been found of the tour ing car stolen in Providence about EuOHtn 68O IIOIH h6N. J. C. ddInf6u, pastor of the Sacred Heart church at Wauregan.
 Many Witnessed Drill.
 There were many at the state ar mory Monday evening to watch the members of the Thirteenth company, c. 4. C.. engaged in their weekly drill The recruits have developed rapidly in the school of the soldier during the past few weeks. Uniform ed and equipped with rifles, as these recruits will be soon, the new men will with the men of longer service, make a. fine appearing command
 Many here will be interested in the generous offer of Principal 4. S. Boyn- ton of the State Trade school at Put nam of the opportunity to use the domestic ScYance department there for a canning center. Such centers are being established throughout the state in the campaign now on to preserve great quantities Of food this sea ason.
 Troops Anxious to Leave.
 Latest announcements from Wash ington indicate that the Connecticut troops are to be called into the fed eral service on July g. ten days later than the date originally set
 This news has been received with qualification by members of the local company, for they are anxious for the time to come when they will do the work for which they have offered their services to the government.