Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-30
THE DANIgIsoS Dls IgIlSlsS CHURCH COMPANY
DANIELSON

Private Harold Hutchins, in service at Camp Devens, has been named as a member of General McCann's cleri- cal staff. Private Hutchins formerly was a stenographer in the office of the Goodyear Mills company.
 Mrs. F. c. Marble. of Goodyear, sis ter of the late Congressman Charles A. Russell, is to address the meeting of the Killingly Wornans club at their meeting at the assembly hall at the high school this afternoon.
 Poverty social by W. R. C., in G. A. II. hall Friday evening. Admission 25 cents.-adv.
 A number of Danielson young men, registrants of September F, will be a. Putnam today to undergo their physical examinations prior to enter ing military service.'
 Willard Jordan, who has been i'll at his home on Broad street, is again able to give attention to his duties supervising state road repairs in this town.
 Captains of United War Work teams are busy completing their or ganization for the November lis ,Irive.
 l Republican leaders here have heard 1 that canvass of some members of | their party is being made for votes l for the democratic candidates for rep resentative, but the republican lead | CTS are not asleep.
 County Agent B. W. Ellis is warn inS farmers who want fertilizers for next spring that they must order now if they hope to get it. Whether the war ends or not, fertilizers wanted fof 1919 crops must be ordered at once
 Frederick A. Jacobs. who has beer ill at his home. has 50 far recovered as to be able to again give his atten. ton to business
 Danielson's manufacturing concern. will be canvassed for men of skilled trades who are willing to go to New London and other points in Connect l cut to hurry forward to completion construction work that is essential t the governments war plans Members of Battery B, 56th Artil lery, have written from France to rel atives and friends here telling of thei experience in bombar5ing the Hu lines with high explosive shell. Tn many Danielson members of this bat tely have been particularly fortunat e in keeping their names out of the cas- ualty lists, though some of them hay T been slightly wounded.
 Miss saIlie Robbins, 90, died Tues c day morning at the home of her cou o sin. w. R. Thurber, in. BrooAly1 . where she had made her home fo years. Miss Robbins, a native of tn town of Thompson, passed her got birthday Sept. 1. She had been Il resident of Brooklyn for many year Besides her cousin, Miss Robbin leaves a nephew. Everett Robbins, ( <. East Providence, and niece, Mir Dove, of Manchester, N. H. The first rineed star seen on a ser : vice flag in eastern Connecticut is | be seen on a flag being flown by tn St. John Baptist society at their head quarters in the Hyde block The sta with a ring around is for a membe of the organization who is a prisont Of War-Private Adelard Barbeau, WI was captured by the Germans whi engaged in battle at Seicheprey c April 20th of this year. He IS u only prisoner of war from any tow in this section of the state. A lett, received from him by relatives here
 few days ago brought the informatie that he is well. A Christmas pacf age si on it's way to him.
 DanieIson, with all restrictions r.
 moved today when theaters are pc
 nnitted to reopen, will seem mut
 the same as before the scourge of il
 fuenza and pneumonia began to clai
 it's victims. Health conditions are
 very much improved that it is fe
 that activities may now be carried (
 as usual.
 Tuesday, two more calls for m,
 from this district for military servi
 were received. This district will
 called upon to supply it's proportio.
 ate quota of colored men. who are
 be sent to Camp Dix. N. J., duril
 the five day period beginning Nov.
 During the period beginning Nov.
 and ending Nov. IS. the district "
 furnish it's share of SIS men fire
 Connecticut to be sent to Garden Ci1
 Long Island. These calls are for m
 qualified for general military servi
 Anxious to get into service and
 in line for crack at the Huns
 fore the war is over. a number of Da
 iefson young men who registered
 Sept. F have asked that their ord