Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-24

 | reean Young Man Ordained Sunday lover 1000 Enrolled in Red Gross Burial of Count Sarssnt-Liherty Bonds as Gifts for. National Bank Employees. Mrs. Mary Bedard of the West Side, ore of the active workers for Red Cross members, has made the unique record of enrolling four generations or members of the family to which she | belongs in the organization of mercy. l The family members are Mrs. Bridget ] Kelley, TS; Mrs. Mary Bedard. 58: Frank Bedard 34. and Morris Bedard, months.
 Banks Open This Evening. All the local banks will keep open this evening, for the convenience of Gepositors, because of tomorrow being a holiday.
 E. C. Babson, West Side. has been named an associate member of the 1e- gal advisory board for the 17th divis- ion (Willimantic), following resigna- tions of other appointees who had been named for work in that section. Ordained to Holy Priesthoed. His relatives from Wauregan were at Hartford Sunday to witness at St. Ioseph's cathedral the ordination of Rev. Henry Francis Chagnon, who will celebrate his first high mass at the
 
 ing.
 Rush for Sugar. Another shipment of sugar that was received here Saturday came just in time to meet the holiday needs. and there was a rush to get it on the part of many buyers. Charles p. Franklin, George Nutta1l and William Nuttall are among the Danielson men who recently enlisted who have been transferred from Fort Slocum, N. Y. to Camp Dix, at There were numbers of outings into nearby woodland territory on Satur- day to bring home Christmas trees that will be set up today. Very heavy mails were the rule at the postoff1ce during Saturday. The postoffice will be open until p. m. today. but will close at ii a. m. on In observance of Christmas there are to be special masses at St. James, church tomorrow.
 Corporal Arthur DeForest of the 3sth company was at his home here Henry McDermott spent Sunday at his home here. visiting from Woon- socket.
 Guests From Westerly. Mir and Mrs. John McGowan of Westerly will be Christmas guests of relatives in Danielson. Miss Mariette Healey of Hartford will be a Christmas guest of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick F. Murray of Academy street.
 pr. F. P Todd. medical officer at Camp Devens, spent Sunday at his home in DanieIson. Private Elijah Berriman of Camp Devens was at his home in town over Sunday.
 Name on Each Star. Each star on the service flag to be raised in honor of the members of St. James parish who have gone into the service will be embroidered with the name of the soldier or sailor in whose honor it appears. Disabled Burglar identified.
 William Mathieu. ain outside night watchman Tor the Quinebaug com pany, has been to Woonsocket and identified a man, who recently broke his ankle while trying to avoid arrest while escaping from a mill office that he was engaged in robbing, as one of the members of the gang that at tempted to raid the Quinebaug mill office and the Quinebaug store here a few weeks ago.
 Over 1000 in Red Cross.
 Campaign Manager Francis E. Stor- CT announced that his reports from 1000 members of the Red Cross had been obtained here up to Saturday night. The task that remains to be done. then, is to get 200 or more mem bers today, and send this towns cam paign over the top with that fine suc- cess that is marking the campaign in hundreds of cities and towns through cut the country.