Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-07
PUTNAM

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 Funeral services for Harden F. Hop- kins were held Friday afternoon at 1.30 at his home on South Main street, Rev. G. C. s. MacKay of the Baptist church officiating Burial was in the Grove street cemetery. The bearers were E. M. Wheaton, H. c. Bradford, Ebert Kinney and J. Richard Carpen- ter.
 The state highway department will use what is known as truck blows in this section this winter in clearing the STOW from the trunk line highways. One of his truck blows was in use here last winter.
 The body of Mrs. Mary MiIet, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. 4. l.. Champigny, Worcester, will be brought here for burial today in St. Mary's- cemetery. Mrs. Milot was for many years a resident of this city.
 State Treasurer elect c. Harold Gill patric of this city was in Worcester Friday evening as a guest of a friend at meeting of the Economic club.
 Fridays snowstorm, the first real one of the season, brought to the peo- pie of this city realization that win ter is at hand. The storm was not of sufficient importance to delay street car traffic.
 Many of the looms at the Putnam Woolen company's plant are engaged at present fn turning out the green shade khaki cloth that goes into the uniforms of the United States ma rines.
 Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre has gone to East Orange, N. J.. where Major Me- Intyre, who has been an officer in the u. s. guards, has taken house for the winter. Richard E. West, formerly of this city and of Goodyear, has been com missioned an ensign of the United States navy. He has been in the na- val service since last June and attend ed the ensignS school at Pelham Bay Another week has rolled by with out bringing home many Putnam boys who are in camps in this country, but the slogan well be home for Christ mas" still holds good, as the muster ing out process is being speeded up There are a number of Putnam boys at Camp Devens. The newly organized girls club i. te have a meeting at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce next Monday evening. There is much interest 1T this organization. A committee of tht club is at work preparing a consti tuition.
 Conductor D. D. Davis, familiarl! known as Doe" on the Norwich Wor cester run for many years, has a very | old railroad ticket, a piece of paste bo3Td on which the right of a rid from Norwich to Danielscnville i stamped.
 Preparations are being made for happy Christmas for the young peopl at the county home for children Ther are 115 children there now. and man, liberal people in Windham county vii not forget their generous annual prac tice of sending them Christmas carsS books, candy. etc. for the great holi oay, which they will want to enjoy a do children who nave their own'home and parents.
 The funeral of Mrs. William H. Da wis, who died Tuesday in Webster was held Friday afternoon. Mrs. Da wis, the oldest resident of Webster was a native of the town of Wood stock.
 In accordance with instructions, list of delinquents-reg Wh did not fill out their questionnaires o who did not appear for physical ex aminations when called-Was complet
 
 board and forwarded 10 the adjutan generals office. This list is made u of registrants who are between tn ages of IS and 40.
 The arrival of the end of fightin and the prospect of an early and de finite peace will not relieve these me from the liability to stern punishmen that they have incurrd by failing t answer the governments summons t prepare for military service. Thi also applies to other delinqlerts wh registered during 1917. These meI when apprehended, will have to an swer for their neglect. and bear tn disgrace that will be visited upo them.
 i It is possible that some men in tn list, men of foreign birth. unfamilia of what was required of them, ma be able to adjust the account agains them by satisfactory explanation. bu the others aeA3 liable to serious conse quences.
 The list of delinquents referred to this district follows: Michael Corvali, A23, Goodyear. Albert s. Reinhart, ASS, Attawau gan hotel. Danielson.
 Ahilea c. Wiolia. A91. Goodyear. Elmer J. Brindamour, A106. 3S Me chanies street, Danielson. Joseph Derocher, A235. Lewis Bot Ievard, Danielson.
 John Stoghas, A42S, Water stree , Danielson.
 Joseph A Chenette, A576. 179 Fal row street, Putnam. f Arthur St. Peter. A597. Goodyear. Andrew Olsen, A696. Union stree ]; Putnam.
 William E. Burton. A9ss. R. F. ] f No. If. Putnam. Joseph L. Lemire. A1o2O, North Gro: , venordale William J. Grayden. A1Os6. Railroa