Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-26
pANIELSON

This evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Methodist church more than a hun dred are expected to be present at the Mems banquet, which will con- clude the years program. Rev. Er- nest Lyman Mills, of Boston, recent ly returned from overseas service a United States army chaplain will be the guest of the evening, and he will bring a message so timely that those who will hear him are assured of a treat. Following the banquet, Rev. MT. Mills is to speak at a pub lie meeting at the church at o'clock. Rev. MT. Mills address will deal in a broad way with the Centenary movement and unusual world condi- tions as they are today.
 After a conference with borough officials Tuesday morning Chief John Mcfarland was given instructions to notify persons responsible for the care of property where there are back yards filled with accumulauons of rub bish, much of which is of nature as to invite disaster by fire that these danger spots must be cleaned up. Danielson's experiences with fires this week have aroused what has been latent interest in fire hazards that are to be seen in the very heart of the borough, and has brought at ton which IS lnuenueu snail cause | their removal.
 Squads right, please" Squads left, please" At ease, if you please" Thank you-you are doing splendid | ly." Delightfully."- polite officer, eh?" | No the commands were not given on | the western front during the late ac- ! tive festivities, nor yet in the Amer ican area in Germany, nor even in one of the cantonments on this side.
 The fact is, gentle reader, that the ! Girls club of aDnielsOn has taken 1 up military training, and you are sup
 posed to be up in one of the bal | comics of the state armory here 1T i Danielson listening to Corporal Irv- ing w. Davis, recently released from
 service with the United States ma ] rines, instructing the young ladies
 in some of the formalities Of proper marching. Doesn't talk to them like . 1 Devil Dog does he? The answer i: t-he does not. And as matter O. real fact, he doesn't say please
 when he is instructing them, either
 but snaps out his commands just th'
 same as they do when they're train
 ing the boys that made the PrussiaI
 Guards look like cancelled postag'
 stamps in that battle down at Bel leau Woods.
 But what the snappy officer, wh ; formerly was a lieutenant in . com ' pany, State guard here, does say | his feminine command in the way . ; orders sound to them, unofficiaily, a if there were a please" after ever
 command.
 They're really progressing yer well with their mintary training ] At ease" sounds good to them, how 5 ever after one of the StrenUou
 marching periods that Corporal Davi |. inducts them through, but one littl 3 maid admits that the most popuia
 command with the outfit is "Rigf - Dress.' She says that this establish ] es beyond doubt that Corpora . Davis has a sense of the fitness C ,. things, and that he really does giv . some consideration to fashion whil
 engaged in the serious business (
 training his command-and that he a lovely man!
 Thirty eight of these new soldier ! came out for the first weekly dri period, and next Monday night wi find the members of the Girls clu
 out there on the floor of the bi drill shed, Seriously, they are ir
 tensely interested in their trainin
 and have taken it up with real CT
 thusiasm.
 Corporal Davis, seemingly, has ir
 volved himself in onlT one risk H has informed the girls that, at reS period during the drill they may as him such questions as may occur 1 them-about military training,
 course!
 The Pageant of Democracy, ths
 was originated and first presente
 by Mrs. Katherine Bill Mulcah v daughter of Judge Arthur q. Bill. n the Connecticut Mills Fourth of Jul :, observance here in Danielson las Q summer has been sold by the authc 2 and producer, now living in Ne e York, to a missionary society, whic g will arrange for it's production e Northfield next summer Arrange ments are also being made by the ne owners of the pageant rights to hay
 it presented at several of the large d churches in New York next winte V The pageant is regarded as havin e great possibilities and much is eS f pected to be heard of it in the future Joseph Miller, a DayviIe man, ws 0 one Of those, it has developed, WI = was injured a week ago tonight. wile T a stand of seats collapsed in the tow . hall while the DanielsOn- Jewett Cit 2 | basketball game was being played Y nail pierced the sole of one of NJ r Miller's shoes and ripped open h l. great toe. The injury confined him
 his home for several days.
 The meeting of the Girls club al
 nounced for Tuesday evening is
 take place at their rooms this evel
 ing. The entertainment committc
 made up of Mrs. L. E. Kenned
 chairman, Mrs. Marjorie Hamilt0
 Mrs. Ethel Spalding, Miss Mayn
 Dunn and Miss Katherine A. Aylwar
 will serve refreshments.
 'c Rev. W. D. Woodland, pastor of il c Methodist church at Attawaugan, h s received notice thar his son, Truma I'd has arrived in New York after SC . vice overseas.
 's Benjamin Weisberg. who mas ma m notable success in the candy man IF S---------------