Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
Goodyear PIuEEers.

CaptaiH-A. Putnam Woodward of the First infantry has Been. appointed to make an inspection of the condition of the rife ranges and their safety as to use the standard service rife in this district This inspection will take Captain Wood- ward over the Danielson. WiIlimantic, Norwich ard Mystic ranges.
 A big shepherd dog owned by Chief John Mcfarland of the police is dead under such circumstances as to indicate that the animal was poisoned. Ihe dog, a splendid animal rarely ever left the immediate premises of his owner.
 Miss Katherine T. Thayer of Putna m spent Sunday with relatives in Daniel son.
 r Miss Alice Morisette, .ea>hing at Thonpsonville, this state, spent Sunday at her home near Wauregan.
 w. Irving <Bullard of Boston was a visitor in town over Sunday.
 De everything possible to get 50 CT more recruits by Feb. 23. Hope to com plete regimental organization next week" This, is tn text of message received from Major Payne by Captain F. 0. Arm l inston, who is recruiting here a company 1 for the modile artillery regiment of the Connecticut National Guard.
 In carrying out the drive for the nec- essary men in addition to those already enlisted Captain Huntingdon will work in- 1 tensively during today and the next two days Nearly 4e men already have signed | up for service in the new organization but more men are wanted and at once. /! Captain Huntington will be at the state arn1ory this evening and on Tuesday eve ming from 7.3o to 3 D. rn., or he may be | interviewed at his place of business dur | ing the day by those who may not find it convenient to get to the armory during the evening.
 Danielson for many, many years has 1 been represented by company in the National Guard of the state and there is no reason to doubt that the young men of today are less patriotic than have been the young men who have served in vari- ous other companies here in the past for | ty years.
 The Supply company being organized I in Qanielson makes very attractive line of service in part of the army organi- | zation that also appeals to many young men-the handling of great guns thai batter down a way for infantry advances The local company will be motorized. Captain Armington was hopeful at the week end that his appeal for recruit. i will bring many responses today and to- morrow. Danielson is not in the habit ot falling down on any task that it under takes and with the response that is ex pected will not do so this time
 The bill providing for a construction O ! a section of state highway through : part of this town to Little Rest, as in troduced by Representative E. L. Darbie carries an appropriation of $1so o0o no s1e,e0G as has been repeatedly publishe, in a Hartford paper.
 | As- 1E.
 Mrs. Lester O. Clemence in Foster ol
 Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock a funers
 service for Ora Clemence was conducte
 by Rev. s. P. Ozmun, pastor of the Meth
 odist church at Attawaugan. The bod
 was placed in the receiving vault at Ih
 Foster Center cemetery. The bearer
 were William Tucker, Herbert Tucke
 Marcus shippee and Ernest Hopkins, 4
 F. Wood was in charge of the funeral al rangements
 The body, of Mrs. Edime LeBeau. wh : died at Arctic Center, R. l., was hrougf to the home of her son. Narcisse l:ebea,
 at .Wauregan, in charge of Undertake
 L. p. Kennedy.
 The whist tournament. that has bee running at the Bohemian club for tf
 past. eight weeks will be. eoncluled c Tuesday evening and the pinochie tourns 1: ment on Thursday evening. The billia1
 and pool tournaments also are nearir I-their final stages.
 Deputy Collector F. E. Mccormack v the Hartford office of the internal rev
 nue department will be in Danielson a
 of this week to assist anyone who ms desire in making out income tax return
 and will answer any questions pertainir
 to the making. and filing of reports wit
 out charge: MT. Mccormack may l found daily at the Danielsen Trust COT