Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
DAlEISeN AID PUTNAM NEVS

cees Of having gained the friendship, confidence and loyalty of ear feli-werk- CTS.
 In Geedyear we have always Horked tcgether and played together and the memories and happy associations of ths secial organization win remain with ns all through life. would like, for | few moments to review some of these happy memories during the past nine and half years. There are many here tonight who renem- Der that great event when we. raised our viliage nag when eur old friend MT. Sweet who was. erecting the shafting in for this nag raising. This hag raiEing was to be strictly village affair and owned by the village people. The pi9e and labor for the pole was donated by the men who were putting in our sprinki- CT system The lag that neAsureA twelve by sixteen feet vas donated by C. ". Seiberling. president of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. at Akron. Many sf 1 the residents of the village helped put l in place the pole which is sixty-hve feet high. I will never forget the thrill of pleasure as we witnessed the parade and red fire with Mir. Sweets young army l nag. I will never forget the beautiful picture of these children, as they raised that great lag. the emblem ef eur conn- | thy. Mr. Sweet, Judge Back, Judge 1 Warner and Mrs. Boys father, George H. l Waring were the speakers Of the occasion, !! They all spoke of the great importance of the event and the remarkable spirit of loyalty and patriotism of the people of Goodyear.
 Another happy memory was the or ganizing of the Goodyear Social Club by twenty feet !; but many happy times we. have had when our dancing music was the old blacksmith's fiddle. This club has grown to it's present dimensions through the efforts of the Goodyear pec- pie and is self-supporting in every way. l I consider 1t the greatest asset the Good year Cotton Mills hold
 1 We also remember with pleasure the
 organizing of our annual field day hels on Labor Day every year and the annua automobile picnic held the first Saturday
 in, August, each of which was in evSrs
 way successful and are happy naenor4s:
 of all our people.
 We have also been very proud of su1
 athletic association which has so success.
 fully handled our baseball, football ana other sports for the past eight years
 I sincerely hope that all. these activi
 ties will be continued by my sdccesso,
 and the happy life ef the village will con
 tinue The only* dark cloud we have, ha4 has been tfl serious depression in bus . mess during the past six months and. have had 4s many heartaches at tn thoughts of the care and worry you hay all experienced, but I believe the esul will soon be shining again. and we vi
 hear the. old mill bell calling us once nor !. to our duties. ' . The Knights Templar ring you hav l presented me l shall always prize yer highly especially as it's emblem represent } Friendship, Morality and Brotherly lovt
 II want to thank the, overseers fo , their assistance in the solving of ou ? many problems.
 5 shall always consider Goodyear a
 my home and, shall come to see you of C en and join whenever can in your soci; s and athletic affairs. And as you have pr, : sented me life membership card to tn
 Goodyear Social Club, I, shall always fe, that lam welcome. f The drive for funds for relief of tsA, $ ing women and children in Ireland tns : is to be launched here this week wa
 practically perfected Sunday afternoo !. Henry F. DgQuc is president of the loc : committee that will direct the drR . Daniel O,Conneil secretary and CNonI
 H. Starkweather treasurer. During tf
 drive, which will be opened Wednesds
 evening with a mass meeting in the tow
 hall, the committees headquarters vi
 be at the banking rooms of the Danie
 son Trust company.
 r. Chairman Dubuc said unday that u
 borough has been divided into six bloc.
 or sections. that each section will I l thoroughly canvassed under captains ar teams that have been formed or are | \ proSenss of formation and that daily r tperts of progress will be made and fiy, i1ats
 Mr.. DHbuc in discussing plans, Ia 4 p&rticulAr$ emphasis on the fact that u I drive iB a purely Humanitarian projec x th4t 1t k n0a-political.' non-sectarian al HOA-nArtiska. Funds are asked for
 suffering 4s6ple' from Protestant al
 Es&hoiiev from Jew and Gentle, for di 7 EtrieuktBn in Ireland to alleviate the pii D hH conditions aflicting all who are su ef fering there without regard to what the E religion or politics may be. No distin Ut tiontis made in distributing the fund al i'd more than in the collecting of it. 10 At Wednesday evenings meeting t se speakers. will be Rev. J. c, Hayes, WI Tn recently Eeturned from Ireland Rev. s, C. Mathieu, pastor of the Sacred Hes T, church at Waureg4n Former Mayor Iii or othy c. Murphy of Norwich, who is a d P trct chairman of the drive oryanizati 70 and J. J. Corkery, local chairman of t 1e Norwich organization.
 oI Mir. Duhuc stated Sunday that no e
 lection will be taken at this mass meetf - nor contributions asked for; the canvs ! ! will be started Thursday morning I ! mass meeting is-sheld, that facts may
 presented relative te the terrible sufferi n of women and children in Ireland. u
 reasons may be shown why the good D, \ pie of Danielecn are to be asked to 2 | money that is to be sent te tAA afklics Y Iof another land is
 II As has been done in many towns a | lcities of Connecticut the cocrr,it | hopes for contributions from, fraAernaI J sanizations, societies, and clubs. -. The sArst prosecution bpsueAt hy
 s9eetsr A. ". Williams, of the state !
 ter vehicle department, claixned the [ tentien of the town court SaturS
 morning. The inspector charged Re
 rick Miller of Putnam with operatilis
 car without having a license It 50 h lOo bened Iafen the inspector asked fer [ license, Friday evening" Mfr. Miller j,
 unable to produEce it, eeAeugh deVe4 - ed that the license was in the .ear = could not be found at the time. In ca y Inspector WlAiaAns rsedansgsenSed so,,fy
 rnintnnasn fine, which vaa irn1Gesed - then renzatteA.
 sateraAg . fuASxnl ssE1isa evss aheiI
 the undertaking rooms ef L. E, K N nedy for Henry sLAYaliee, who died z denly h Brooklyn, where he had b
 ezne4eyed ass . wocdehoppes. Ns. F