Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-06
DANIELSON

William Laroche. Moosrp, who has been overseas and who had not been heard from since September, arrived at Camp Mhls. He is brother of Miss Rose Laroche. an operator at the Danielson central telepaone ex- change.
 Postmaster and Mrs. Raymond Allen were at Putnam Wednesday afternoon to attend the Windhari County Sun day School convention at the Baptist church.
 Officials of the Connecticut Mills have a plan for the organization of a band among the employees
 George Pearl of the 56th Coast Ar tillery, who is visiting here will return to Fort Schuyler for time before being mustered out of the service.
 The work ui tearing out the interior of the Heneault block. which is to be remodeled, is underway
 Beginning next Monday many mill oepratives will not go to work until 7.2o O. m.. as the 4S-hour per week schedule will be in effect.
 The action of the Connecticut sem ate In rejecting the prohibition amendment came as a surprise to most people here. fer the great majority of both vets and drys had not anticipat- 1 ed such action, which was received with elation and dejecIioa, according | to ones personal views on fhe matter County Commissioners Urgele La i Trance John 4. Dady and E. H. Cort- | is were at the Windham county jai at Brooklyn. Wednesday, for a reg ular monthly meeting of the board, | Sensing the popularity of the in- i Struments. some Danielson young men 1 have purchased aaxophones. and ul- i 'imately may he heard playing in pub l lie as q quartet.
 Tnquir..' about town indicates that 1 Ire so-called Morrison code that is 1 to schools is not ponulstc with a great many teachers in Kiilingly l A representative of ;he Baptis' ! church will make a house to house | canvass in Danielson in the work O 1 compiling a religious census of the inhabitants. The wori; will require several months. 1t is expected.
 Edward McDermott. v-ho is employ ed at Webster is visiting at his homo in Danicisor.
 At her horne in Attawapgan at one ! o'clock Wednesday afternoon a fu- neral service for Mrs. Annie France: Nofritt was conducted !v Rev. W D 1 Woodward. Burial was in Grovt
 
 'ornedv was tho funeral director TUternAl Pavenue Collector T. R. D. 77sorale of Providence. with head. | ~uarters at Putnam. was in Dauielsor on business Wednesday. MT De Pas qua!e is looking after 1elincuents. Returned members of tha 5t6h Coas Artillery say that plenty of opportuni tv 10 work IS being offered them. The, have earned T rest however, and mos of them are going to take it befor getting back 10 civilian employment.
 Captir F. o. Huntingdon o; Com pany. State Guard, has sent out al appeal for 25 recruits 70 build I'D tn , @+rongth of tEe ucganiZa tor. Captain Huntingdon states that volunteers fo enlistment must he at least r wear of ace and in good physical condition At present there is every indication that the State Guard will he the or san'7ed militia of C0~nac'irut. th members of which shall be granted al !, privileges ana eyenption; granted b stale law to Jnerohers cf the activ militia or national guard.
 At present c Company is engage in rife practice and will so continu until Anril 29. At the enf of the ne riod of rife practice ana probahl sometime during the north Of Ma rherc Is tO he 2 competdtire shoot Prizes will he offered t3 Inc winner a gold medal. 2 silver medal and ! bronze medal Tn order fo qualify fo those mcdols members must Eave hoa -r9T"~. at % her cent. of the drilL i1 oaso of 2 tie. the mon having th 'otte" drill attendance will be awarde the mcdals
 Tn addition 10 the medals. marks ! mems bars are to he offered and al ~'a7 having 75 per cent. or better i drill attendance will be awarded tn bars.
 Attendance at drill mean in uni form. on the floor to answer roll cal the only excuse being sn-ioue Hines CT being out of town on business tha !. cannot be attended 10 at any othe time.
 Friday evening at 7.30 at the offic . of Town Clerk Frank T. Preston i