Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-26
DANIEL.soN

Man,eriaI Services to be Held at the
 cenareaationaI Church Sunda,
 Evsnins-Freneh Citizens Ordered
 to Report so Consuis-Roasd of Reg
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 Addresses Public Meeting. 
 Members of McGregor post, c. A R and of the other patriotic societies in Danielson will attend service a' evening
 Near-Frsezina Temperature.
 Tha temperature dropped to 3S de- Rrees In Danieison Friday morning.
 French Citizens Must Report.
 French eonsuIs at New. York and Boston are ordering French residents of this and nearby towns to report to them for further inspection that rrzy lead to military service. M en ss old as z5 are being eaffed.
 Concluding Service.
 Rev. W. H. Evans, who has been acting pastor of St Alban's church sinee last September. will conduct his last service at the church tomorrow.
 The stockholders of the Brooklyn Creamery company have given notice of the pending dissolution of the com
 M r. Davy is spending the week end at his home in New Jersey. He Is to bring his family to Danielson.
 Will bs Graduated Wednesday,.
 Harold H. Barber, son of Rev and Mrs C. H. Barber, Is to be graduated from Hartford Theological seminary Ceorxs A Potter of Madison, this state, was a visitor with friends here Friday.
 member of the executive committees Of the State F-iremen's association W Fsnner Woodward was presented a silk flag and a silk necktie by the Cheney Brothers corporation.
 May Basket Party.
 Members of Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fellows were guests Friday evening at a May basket party given by Dor cas Rebekah lodge in their hall
 4 mission for the English-speaking g members of St James parish is to open at the church Sunday and will continue through the coming week.
 Mrs W J. Bartlett, of Putnam, was the speaker at an open meeting of the Danielson Equal Franchise league held at the home of Mrs John A.
 Boosting the Loan.
 DO your bit! Buy a Liberty bond. Inquire at any bank or postoffice." !" This is the slogan that Is being stamp ed on all incoming first class letter mail at the Danielson post office, by direction or the government
 A chi1dren's holiday pageant Is to be held on the lawn at the home of Mir and Mrs. T. F. Hopkins next Sat urday afternoon.
 Registrars Named.
 First Selectu1an John A. Gilbert am nounced Friday appointments as fol- lows to handle the military registra- ton work that will be done in Kill linglr on June 5: For East Killing1y, James Smith, James P. Aldrich; for Danieison, D. Fred Kenworthy, James R Walsh, who are regular registrars, P. F. Eunneen, Louis Woisard, A. Putnam Woodward. Ebert l.. Darbie. Appointments for the Second district will be announced today. The men who are not regularly elected regis trars will be deputi1ed as registrars.
 Nearly 500 in Red cross.
 Mrs Alfred L. Reed, secretary of the Danielson chapter of the Red Cross, announced the following addi- tions to the membership list. which is now nearing the 500 mark: Mrs. John Casey, Mrs. A. c, Beckley, Miss Myr- tio Marland, Mrs. J. N Lava1ie, Mrs. Clifford IT. Starkweather, Mrs. Iucius Williams. Mrs. A. L. CundaIl, Mrs. F. E. Colvin. Mrs. Charles Austin. Mrs. F. x Lemieux, Mrs. Thomas Marlow, Miss Clare AfaiJhot. Miss Anna Mail hot. Mrs Eliza Awkward, Mrs. James Aonohan- Mrs Char1es Burrows. Miss Kats Danieison, Thomas B. Daniel son. Miss Katherine Quinn, Mrs. Geo.