Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-20
RED CROSS ACTIVITY,
Urged by Rev. M. j. Ginet, Pastor
 of St. James Parish.

AL the masses at St. James church Sunday morning Rev M. J. Ginet. M S., urged his congregations to keep alive their ;nteerst in Red Cross work. He appealed especially to the women to interest themselves in the countrywide appeal of the Red Cross organization for women to knit sweat CTS, mufflers, wristers and other warm garments for the French soldiers, that they may be adequately protected from the cold during the coming winter campaign, and that the women who are willing to assist in this great chari- table work get in touch with the proper officials of the local Red Cross chapter and learn just how to go about the work that is to be done.
 St James parish has an active and efficient group of Red Cross workers who already have turned out a great many articles for soldiers and hospital uses
 To Round Up Non- Reeistrants.
 It has been made known that gov ernment investigators, when the hurry and bust1e of getting men, through the draft, for the new is completed, will take up the work of rounding up the evadors of their duties.
 There is we'll founded suspicion that Danielson. like other towns here abouts has young men who did not register June 5, has others who have not been truthful in statements that have been required to make and still
 
 the call for the men to go into service was sent out An unpleasant ex- perience is in store for all these
 An addition of brick is being built to of the plant of the Connecticut Mills company. A pumping station, to be used in connection with the mills fire fighting system, will be located within the building.
 Fell From Tree-Broke Arm.
 Milton Young, son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Young, Mechanic street. broke lis arm Saturday afternoon when he fell out of a tree. The little boy was very brave, declining an offer to be carried home He said he was able to walk and did not want to be carried.
 EIks at Norwich Outing.
 Elks here and from nearby towns be with the members of the Elks' lodge of that city at the annual clam bake of the organization.
 Social and Personal
 Mr- and Mrs. Benjamin Clark are visiting Mrs. Clarks brother, John Shepard. at Haverhill, Mass.
 Miss Marietta Hea1y of Hartford and Miss Katherine Ryan of Pawtucket were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. P. F. Murray of Academy street.
 Miss Jennie c. Osborne Of Lowell visited Danielson friends over Sun day.
 Sergeant Earl Geer of the Thirteenth Company Fort Terry, was at his home here over Sunday.
 The Danielson W. c. T. U will be represented Wednesday at the annual tri-county field meeting at the Wind hanne Camp grounds.
 Mrs. w. IT. Chapman of the West Side is entertaining Miss Anna Mills of Boston.
 Miss Sarah Higgins of Providence. formerly of Danielson, spent Sunday here with relatives
 Miss Sadie Fulton has been spend ing a few days at Crescent Beach
 Boys Camp. A boys camp has been established at Quinebaug lake. south of Daniel son. Married Men File Appeal. Several Danielson married men who have been accepted for service by the local exemption board, have filed ap- peals to the district board.
 ChiIdren's Garden Exhibits. The children's garden exhibits at county fairs next month will bring some surprises to those who have thought these little gardens would not amount to anything. George A. Reich of Providence vis- 1 ited with Danielson friends over Sun | day.