Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-27

:. Hi5 AsSlSned to Co. C, 43d ,Divi- sion, 2oth Engineers. Construction and Forestry Changed in name of organ ization to Co. 18th. Twentieth /, En- Sineers. Raised from private to cor porai' April 25. Later to first class ser geant Arrived in Brest France. May 30. Proceeded June to Sens (Yonne}, Aug. to Vaux- ct Chatelegun (Doubs) Jan 14 1919 to Captieux- -Gironde Dis charged at Camp Dix, June 24 Ie1aa
 Star 10. Earl s. Hiscox. Enlisted in C- :. Naval Radio force at Newport March H. 1918. Reported for duty on March IS. Trained at Newport as sea man for ten weeks. Then was detaii- ed to the radio school and after a four months government course was grad uated in November. Was then appoint ed radio instructor nd he'd position until the school was dem oDoiized. Was radio operator on light vessel No s6 electrician in charge of (rad Q onar- ators) of Light Vessel No s5. Nan tucket Shoals thirteen weeks, during Which time he crossed to but did not
 apassing vessel bound for France He was three times trans shipped at sea. Later operator at government inactive list Aug. IS. 1919.
 Star Ii. Norman H..Tracey. Enlist ed Jan. :. 1918 at Boston m the Medi- cal Reserve corps, National Army. Was ealled to service June r, a-d as lnfirmary West, at Camp Jackson, s. c. Promoted from private to first lieutenant. Dental corps L. & army. June, 1913. Received commission as captain in Officers Reserve corps, Dental section, April r. 1919 Dis charged from active service Feb 5, 1919.
 Star 12. Gordon C. Swift. Called to service at Hartford. in May 1s1s Was cir +i<- cd (N1 psychological examination partment. At the time the armistice was signed he was in line for a second lieutenant's commission. Mustered out Feb, 1919.
 Star 13. Theodore A. Robinson. En- rolled in the C. s. Naval Reserve July ,, 1918. as seaman, second class. Re ported for duty at New London July 29- Examination successfully complet- ed for assignment to Officers Train ing school. November 12. Rating changed to third class yeoman. Nov. 19. Transferred to Newport and rating changed to chief storekeeper. Nov. 2s. Transferred to Pelham Bay. N. T., for military training Dec. l. Transferred to Officers Training school at Prince ton. N. J.. Jan. 2. 1919. ana after com pleting course March l. to Pelham Bay N. Y. Commissioned ensign. pay corps, March 20 Relieved from active service April 10, 1919.
 Star A. Alexander McNiceI. Enter ed service Aug. 24. 1918. Medical corps Camp Greenleaf. Ga. In seven weeks was made a corporal. Transferred Dec 10 to Camp Merritt. Tran sferred to Camp Meade. and there mustered out Jan. 26. 1919.
 Star 15. Charles C. Fiske. Entered service Sept. 4, 1918 Camp Devens. Infantry. 18th Co, Third Division. Dis charged by demobilization orders, May IT. 1919.
 Star 16 George w Eiehelbers. En- tered service July g. 1918. Machine Gun battalion. Camp Devens. Mustered out. Jan. 28. 1919.
 Star Y, Floyd B. Ray. Called to ser vice July 25. 1918. but was returned to | vate, member Of Machine Gun corps, 42nd Infantry, Camp Devens. Trans ferred to Camp Upton for overseas service but did not sail. Discharged at Camp Upton. Jan. 25, 1919.
 After the demobilization of the ser vice flag the new Christian flag was dedicated. The flag is 3xS feet. or i white bunting; in the upper left hand Miss Evelyn Reid sung a solo most pIeasing1y during this ceremony.
 Among the handsome floral attrae- tin1s in the borough that have escap- eG the early frost is the large bed of golden chry ysanthemums blooming near the residence of MT. and Mrs. John c. Hawkins, on East Main street.
 On account of the derailnnent of car in freight train of e6 cars be- low eade's Saturday, morning, the boat train, with The Bulletin for all points north and the mail from New and the south and west, did not arrive until S.2o. The car jump ed the track in the middle Of the train The couplings held averting a bad wreck at this point. Over 1000 es were put out Of commission by the Ira gging truck.
 Six hundred and fifty paid, admis- ,ions were at the Finn Opera house on Saturday evening to see Pauline Fred arick in One Week of Life. Miss Frederick is the daughter of E.. O. Lib )y of Norwich.
 MT and Mrs. George H Lee of Prov dence R. l.. were week end guests Of Miss Sarah A. Lee and Thomas F.. Lee. a their home on Palmer avenue.
 Lost-An overcoat Finder please 'etlIrn to Louis Masse.-adv.
 Miss Ruth Call and Miss Grace Bates of Lynn, Mass. are guests Of ,Fis Evelyn NJ Reid her home on he East Main street highlands. PRESIDENT CONTINUES
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