Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-13
FUNERAL
Mrs. Timothy ReynoIds.

The funeral of Mrs Timothy Rey- holds was held from her home in Wauresan Tuesday morning with ser vices at the Sacred Heart church. Rev J. c, Mathieu being celebrant of the requiem mass Burial was in Sacred Heart cemetery. The bearers were Dennis Mahoney, James Ward, James Dever. Peter Raymond, John Burns and Edward Burns. L. E. Kennedy was the funeral director
 Classification Falsely Won.
 Acting on adwees resolved from s Hartford Attorney Arthur G. Bill spe- eial agent of the provost marshal gen eral, stated Tuesday that he will take action for the setting aside of classi fication of a certain young man in one of the towns of this district.
 This young man. who was reyre. scented to the local board in the cues tionnaire, that was filed for him. an6 sworn to as being true in all respects
 as being mentally unfits this beins later supplemented by personal ap. pearance before the board in his inter. est, was given 5G rating.
 Information now in the hands of Mir Bill indicates that this classification was not deserved. There are heav, penalties for those involved in tf1e transaction not tie least of which k the possibility of sentence in tht state prison for having committed perjury. The outcome of this case vii
 be of special interest to those who arc anxious that no maIingerer shall b. allowed to escape the responsibiiity that he owes to the country under the selective service act. New Industry Possible. 1anielson may get an impertan new industry if a concern that is in. terested in locating here is able, tt reach an agreement after conference with representatives of the Danielsor Business Mems association who ar,
 to meet here within a very short time the representatives of the ceMpany. The concern is one that would if in nicely with industries already es tahlisAed here and doing. a -lucrativ, business, yet it is of an entirely diff l erent nature than that of any eoncer1 1 now. doing business in this place. ] Sites that are suitable for the loca, l tion of such a pfasit as would hav to be erected will be shown to tn | connpany's agents byXa committee o
 the Business ster's association. To Werk For Men .on U. s. $. oaine I baRss
 In response to a suggestion ,tha l came through Lieutenant Commando | Walter F. Jacobs, U. s, N. csnnman der of the cruiser Housatoric, mem bers of the Danielson chapter of th Red Cross have taken up the work 6 interesting members of Red Cros I chapters along the Quinebaug vale | in making. sweaters and helmets fo i ss0 members of ths cruiser Quinebaus
 one of the big units of Uncle Sam war time fleet.
 This work has been taken up wit enthusiasm by the members of the 10
 cal chapter and the matter has bee
 brought to the attention of ether chan
 ters of the Red Cross that are f
 towns along the course Of the Quire
 baug river, from Norwich to the Mass achusetts border.
 I All the chapters, with the exeeptie
 of the one at Norwich, have approve
 the plan, and the work of making tn
 garments and head pieces is now un der way. Putnam chapter Of the Re ! Cross, very active and result get
 ting organization. has pledged to SUB ply 7S sets and may do even nor, Pledges of support of; the plan hay
 come from. as far away as South
 bridge.
 The aid of all knitters who wonl do something for the men who man