Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13
New Baooaqemaster.

cum. N. Y.
 New Basaasemaster.
 George Richards is the new bag gagemaster at the New Haven station, Succeeding Antoine Talnose, who IS leaving today to enter the army.
 Lieutenant Raymond C. Bartlett, re- gently commissioned. an artillery ofn- cer at Plattsburgh, is en route to Le- on Spring, Texas, where he will un- dergo further training.
 Paymaster O'ReiiIey EnIists.
 Harry J. O'Reilley. paymaster at the Danielson Cotton company mill, will leave the first of the week for Fort Slocum, N. Y. He has enlisted in the quartermaster's department
 First League Game.
 The Putnam High School basket ball team will be here Friday even ing for the first league game of the season. playing Killingiy High School.
 First Ice Cut.
 Six-inch ice, for immediate use by consumers in Danielson, was being cut Wednesday at Quinebaug lake.
 Lorimer Dixon Across.
 Wednesday Walter L. Dixon received a cable from his son, Lorimer, an- nouncing his safe arrival lover there" Mir. Dixon was transferred from Camp Devens to be a member Of the clerical force attached to the aviation corps, and went first to Mineola. l.. l. While here he was one of the force at the Windham County National bank. Rev. Victor Faure Now Interpreter.
 Rev. Victor Faure, formerly a curate at St. James church who left here early in the war to fight for France, his native land, has been attached to the American Expeditionary force as an interpreter. Father Faure has heen. in the army service for about
 Corporal Howard Dixon has return ed to Fort Terry, after spending a leace of absence at his home in Dan ielson.
 MT. and Mrs. John Eaton of Waure- gan are to leave within flaw days to spend the winter in Florida.
 All Out For War Rally!
 War Bureau members urge upon eV- cry citizen to attend the war rally in the town hall this evening. Rev. Wlll- Charles E. Searls. Putnam. are to be the speakers.
 Danielson residents who in othJr years made regular practice of send ing Christmas gifts of money to some foreign countries now, under control of the Central Powers, have found that they cannot do so this year
 Three More Honor Stars.
 Three more stars are to be added to the service flag at the Bohemian club The stars are for Charles E. Frank lin. John Marland and William Nut tall. who are leaving this week to join the colors With the additions, the flag will have twelve stars.
 This hes been a busy week for the blacksmiths, ice covered streets have been the means of bringing lines of horses to the smithy's shops e. that calks might be placed in the animals shoes
 . Rated as Deserters.
 The names of several Danielson young men who did. not report to the exemption board when called last fall have been reported to the adjutant general at Hartford and an effort is to be made to round them up. At pres ent they are rated as GaSerters and are subject to very severe punishment
 The schools in town will close De- cember 21 for the Christmas recess, which will extend over New Years.
 Maine Potatoes at Wauregan.
 big shipment of splendid Maine potatoes that arrived ia Wauregan has made it possible fer the people of that village to get supply at S1.6O bushel, considerably under the prices that have been ruling during the fall.
 Chester Brown, formerly a member of the 3Sth Company. has gone to Fort Terry to work as carpenter on buildings that are bejnr constructed there.
 Tn the town court this week, the business Seems to be splitting 50-50 between neE and women prisoners. at least that has been the rule on two days.
 Adds Star to Church Flag.
 Floyd Logee, son of MT. and Mrs. William Logee, of North street. has enlisted in the navy. in his honor another star will be added to the ser vice flag at the Westfield Congrega- tional church, which has IA men with the colors
 PASTORS INSTALLATION.