Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-10
DANIELSON

It has just been announced that, ac- cornpanying the Fourth Liberty loan war relic train, due to arrive in Dan ielson Friday noon at Il o'c.ock there will be prominent representatives of the French sForeign Legion, Cana dian Overseas Forces, and United States Infantry. Among them, Eu- gene Lebert. who has served two years in the French army. now attached to the American army as interpreter, and Private Harry Ferrly of the Foreign Legion who has served three years in the present war
 Both of the above men have been decorated with the Croix De Guerre.
 Lieutenant Alfred Lewis of the 18th Canadian Oversee Battalion who has seen over twenty months of service, enlisting as a private and who has won promotion to lieutenant by his Courageous fighting during the bat 1 tie of the Somme and who was deco rated with the military medal by King George, Private Raymond Schwartz of the 109th regiment, Unit ed States Infantry. 18th division, who was in. the battle at Chateau Thierry, ard wounded Aug 9, gassed and in valfded on account of shell shock. These men have extremely interest ing stories concerning the rigors of war. and sacrifice, the sentiment and rathos. of the French nation in the defense of their home life and the maintenance of their liberty. The strength, force and support of the De- | minion, voluntarily offered, and the courage, force, dash and daring of the American EXpeditionary Forces. Rev. Father William A. keefe, of l Plainfield, even though his duties at present are so strenuous has volun- teered, if he can so. possibly arrange it, to speak on that day c
 People cannot afford to miss see ing the war relics that will be ex I hibited and to listen to the ringing patriotic words of men who have ther. keefe. who fights right behind | the boys.
 At the. annual meeting of the Peo ple's Library Association, held at the home of Dr. and Mrs Rienzi Robin son, the following officers were elect ed President Dr. Rienzi Robinson; first vice president, F. A. Jacobs: sec ond vice president, w. l. Bullard; secretary, Mrs. Rienzi Robinson; ] treasurer; Mrs. W. l. Bullard; direc- tors. Mrs. Isabella Waldo. Mrs. w Bullard- F. A.. Jacobs. A. G. Bill Frank T Preston; Harry E. Back. Er- nest R, Warren Charles Bacon, Will i liam R. Pike: book committee, Mrs Rienzi Robinson, Mrs W. Bullard Miss Marion D. Chollar. A unani- nous vote was passed to appropriate a sum not to exceed s100, 0 be ex- iapended on book stacks in the youns | peoples room in the Free Public Lii brary.
 At a meeting held at the home ot Miss Emma F. Filling, the Art clut of -Danielson was re organized anc became the kiliingly Woman's club A constitution was adopted and plan. made for the completion of the organ. 1 iZation at a meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. NJ. A. Shumway or 1 "Wednesday afternoon of next week All who attend this meeting or whose names are enrolled before the meet ing will be charter, members of thu new club. Others will become mem. i bers according to the rules of the con. stitution. To further interest in tn,
 new. organization the following by l laws are made public:
 Art H.. Sec. 2. Any woman, pro
 vided she be satisfactorily accredited
 may become member by raying tn,
 initiation fee and annual dues.
 By-Laws. Art l.
 Sec. 1. The membership of the clul
 shall be limited to 150 Vacancies, a. they occur shall be filled from the lis
 of applicants in the order of appiica
 ton. The name of any candidate fo
 membership shall be sent to thu
 chairman of the executive committe,
 in writing. signed by two member ' of the club. Names shall be ballotet for by the executive board. major ity vote electing
 II Sec 5. Everyone who is elected t, the club. on signing the membership
 roll. paying an initiation lee of 5
 cents and the annual fee of $20O shal abe entitled to all the privileges of tn