Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-20

Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. S., made known Friday morning that arrangements have been completed for an address here Sunday evening by Canon Giles Cabanel, the famous chaplain of the Blue Devils" of the French army.
 In this arrangement Danielson is particularly favored, for Canon Caba- mel is in extraordinary demand to speak in large cities and it is only by utilizing Sunday evening, while he is en route from one speaking point to another. that it has been possible to have him come here. as a special favor 10 residents who are natives of his be- loved France.
 Father Cabaners address will be public. Father Ginet said Friday that he would prefer to have been able to arrange for the giving of the address in some hall or theater, but this was found impossible and at the same tune accommodate as large an audi ence as will undoubtedly want to hear the address of one of the most pie turesque figures that the war has pro- duced.
 In New York this week Canon Cab anel was cheered by thousands who heard him speak of the war and the aims of the allies. In scores of Amer ican cities, hosts of Americans have listened with rapt attention to his stories of the. war. which are thrilling in a remarkable degree.
 Sharing with the intrepid Blue Dev- ills who were in his spiritual charge the terrors of thirty eight months of fighting, winning for personal valor the highest of the decorations that the French government could confer upon him, including the Legion of Honor, the War Cross and Military medal, Canon Cabanel has been a witness of and a participant in the fercest strug- cles of the war, including the hell of Nerdun. where some of the most glo- rious pages in French history. were written. He has knelt beside many a soldier dying on the field of battle, lived in the trenches. captured prison CTS and swept forward with the fleet Blue Devils as they charged the Ger man lines Felled by gas, he was forced cut of the war and has come to America to speak in the interest of the war orphans of France. His ad- dresses here Sunday evening will be in English and in French. He will speak al o'clock.
 Warden F. E. Cunneen will bring Canon Cabanel here in the wardens car from Putnam, early Sunday eve ming. An escorting procession made ui Of members of various societies of the borough will meet the car at the park and proceed to St. James church All societies who wish to ioin in this patriotic demonstration in Canon Cabanel's honor are being in- vited to do so.
 Motoring to Maine.
 NIT. and Mrs. Clarence A. Potter and Nathaniel Greenleaf, of Sherbrooke, P. C.. left here Friday morning for g motor trip to various points in Maine
 Rev. James A. Solandt of Walling- ford is to preach at the Congrega tional church here, August 4
 A. P. Burns is to speak at the unior service on Davis park Sunday evening
 A big crowd will go from Danielsol to witness the Army baseball game a Putnam.
 Ordination Next Wednesday,.
 Harold H. Hayden Barber will bt ordained here next Wednesday at ar ecclesiastical council to he held at thu Westfeld Congrega tionaI church.
 Miss Katherine Gill has returned tc New York. where she will resume he1 work having to do with the furtherins of the advertising campaign for tht next Liberty loan.
 Ihrifty War Gardens,
 Over at Goodyear there. are some remarkably fine gardens that will ado greatly to that community's winter food supply.
 Chautauqua Assured For 1919.
 Chautauqua is assured to Danielsol for another year. This was made cer tain Friday, when the names of man, guarantors for next year was obtain The number of gUarantors for mex year was more than double Frida, what it was last year, when pledge were being taken for this years Chau tauqua. The more guarantors that ar obtained, however the greater will b the security of the whole programme so the effort to secure more subscrib CTS is being continued, with the hop of getting mora than 100 names O. the list for 1919.
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