Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-10

". F. Reach was a visitor in Bos- ton Wednesday.
 Postmaster and Mrs. George M: Pill MeIlor, at Gardner, Mass.
 Local Shriners are to be in Bridge port next Tuesday to attend a ses- sion of Palestine temple.
 George c. Rich of Stamford visited friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Subscribe Liberty Loan.
 Treasurer Clifford H. starkweather of the Danielson Trust company said that about S25.000 in subscriptions for the Liberty loan have been made through that institution.
 Petition to President.
 Representatives of the Sons of Irish Freedom have been circulating here petitions to the president, for sigma lures. that he lend his aid toward gaining freedom for Ireland.
 Ordered to PIattsburg.
 It was announced here Wednesday afternoon that Captain William H. Warren, retired, has been ordered from Providence to PIattsburg. Cap tain Warren was formerly commander of Company M, Third regiment, C. N. G., the company since transferred to the coast artillery. service and now known as the Thirteenth company. Captain Warren is veteran of the Spanish war He is brother of First Lieutenant Ira A. Warren of the Thirteenth company.
 Three men from this town were ad-' mftted to citizen ship at the session of tho superior court held in Putnam Wednesday.
 A Dozen More Recruits Needed.
 The Home Guard company being organized here continues to grow in strength and is now nearing the forty mark. Enlistment of about a dozen more men will make it possible to re- port to the authorities at Hartford that the minimum strength mas been reached, so that the company can be formally organized and drills conn., menced. Danieison is the only one of the places of equal or greater popu- lation In Windham county that is without it's Home Guard organization, all ready formed and drilling.
 Hanover Manufacturer at Conference.
 Agent Angus Park of the Assawaga Woolen company was one of the prom fuent Connecticut men who met at in a position to do towsrd booming the ship building programme. in which. Mir. Parkfi. as 9 citizen of af- rairs. is deeply interested
 Seek the advice of some competent agriculturist, is the advice that is be- ing given to the amateur gardeners by some careful observers who have been inspecting some of the early planting efforts of many ardent work CTS. The advice to get advice comes after observances that indicate that much good, earnest effort is going to be wasted on account of improper preparation of the soil and in selecting planting sites.
 HaIpin to Join Aviation Corps.
 In a letter to 8 friend here Thomas Halpin, one of the worlds greatest middle distance runners and a gradu- lte of Kiilingiy High School. wearing the coIors of which he ran his first | race, states that he is disposing of his 1 business interests in Boston and -ex- bectS to join the aviation corps of the | United States.
 HaIpin has been successful in busi- l ness in Boston, where he has become l very well known, especially as captain i Of the track team of the B. A. A. Food Receipts From Corn Asked For. | The following suggestion came to | The Bulletin Wednesday. with a re- quest that it he given publicity: 4rWfH the women of DanieIson who | food in the form of bread and other wise add to the splendid work they | are doing in fields pertaining to war | activities by foCming classes to take | instruction along lines that will allow hern to displace. in as large degree as possible, the use of flour by the use Of sorn
 heavy measure to the extraordinary cost of living. and if the cheaper and very nutritious corn. used so much for human food in the south. can be made io take it's place a great relief will ave been afforded a great many fam lies here.
 It is believed that there are many Fomen here who are prepafed to i'm