Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY ORDERS.
Issued By Captain F. o. Huntingdon
 of Ninth Company.

Captain F. o. Armington of the Danielson State Guard Company has issued the following order to his men relative to duty Memorial day:
 Ninth Separate Company, .] Connecticut State Guard.
 Danielson, Conn, May 24, 1918. General Order No. 2.
 1.-The members of this command will assemble at the State ArTnofy Thursday. May 30, to do escort duty to the G.. A. R. Roll call at one o'clock. Service uniform with blouse, russett shoes if owned, uniforms and shoes clean, will be the bill of dress.
 ?. Fine if absent, s5.
 g.. It is necessary that every man be present at the drill this coming Tuesday night and every Tuesday night in the future. or pay the fine of one dollar or have a very good rea- son for being absent or stand court martial. In the past, excuses have been received and fines remitted that have kept our attendance too low but in the future it is expected that the importance of our work, the gray ity of the war situation and if not that the realization Of the fact that the fine will be collected will insure 8 good attendance at every drill Impossible to Give Concert.
 Members of the Ladies Art club were greately disappointed Monday when obliged to anl1ouhce the indefif ite postponement of the concert that they had arranged should be given at the Congregational church here to- day by Mdme. Frank of the Boston Opera company.
 The music that Mdme. Frank was to have used here has become lost ir transit and it would be impossible te secure new copies in time for the pi- anist here to familiarize herself with the numbers she would be called upor to play.
 Mrs. Milton A. Shumway. of the Ar club, said Monday afternoon that the enforced postponement was a grea, disappointment to the members of the club, which was to use the revenue from the concert for the support of Z French orphan.
 Remodeline Pest Office Quarters. ! At the town hall building the en. trance leading to the basement undei the store now being made ready fol l use as post office quarters is to bt removed and new entrance to the basement built just around the cor. ner on the soatherly sidc of tht building. Excavations that were nee essary in making the changes wer, being made on Monday. The changV l will greatly improve the possibiitiei
 for making a desirable entrance tt l the new post office and at the sam, 1 time provide an easy means of ac
 cess to the basement which is to b, l given over to the Civic Federation fo, 1 quarters.
 Merely Stimulates Grave. i There have been no development 1 relative to the grave-lil<e little plo
 recently found in Davis park. wher, 1 scores of people have visited for nur l poses of inspection since The Bulle tins announcement relative to tn, ] matter.
 It has been ascertained, however
 that there is no body underneath tn, little cross of moss and it is nov l generally assumed that the persoi | who made the cross and is said t, 1 have been seen there as early as 2 a
 m. may be suffering from a sisordere, | mind
 1 Working Reserve kent Hustlinq. One of the Danielson boys who is a the Connecticut Agricultural college a Sterrs, taking the course for the bow who are in the U. s. boys workin,
 reserve training camp, has sent honi a schedule that shows how busily efa l gagged the workers are. kept durin; their weeks of training.
 I The schedule follows:
 Daily Schedule: 3 a. m., chores 0, 1 squad assignment); 6.15, reveille | S.15-635, setting up drill; e.25-6. 3t
 bedding aired; 6.S0-6.55, shower an, ready for breakfast; 6.55, in line fo mess; 2, breakfast; 7.S6, make beds sweep and clean up; B, inspection l S.15, military drill; 9.IS-s.45, free De riod; 9.45, instru, tfon in agriculture l 11.30, ready for dinner; 1150, in lin for mess; I2, dinner; 1.se, fleld worax