Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
nANMi isMN

A tribute erected tn iiohof Of sniploygs of tho Quinebaug company who left the ettiploy of that c0hcern for service in the World war is attracting attention On the West Side. The renlefT1brsfice IS of krarl- ito and bears scroiled bronze plate or ornafnental design and the roll of thd ser- vice men to whom the company pays tribute.
 Ths fist of names on the tabiet follows Arthlr, DeForest, Edace !: Trahan, Jo seph ". Thomas Adelard I. Barbeau, James H. Harney, Arthur J., Barbeal, Jahiss H. ttarney, Adelard. Dutreinbie; Matthias t. Bernier, Albert Cardinal, Ar. thur Duprs, Fred E. Bahgevln, George Q. wood, Joseph 2, Menard, Henry Poi tfas, Neis6n Caouette, Alfred Psfent, Ed ward Roberge. Adeiard Perreault, Charles B; Russell; Edward White. Arffiand Gon- let Martin Leiden1ier. :, AlecR Mayed. Henry o. Rondeau, Arthur Wiids IlivA Msthss.
 The granite tribute stands 6n [ iittie grass plot which spring is beginning to change to . Brilliant green, in the square opposite the fiill office.
 In its usual iiriostentatious manner tiis company purchased the handsome refnin- der of vaior ana erected 1t without dedi- cation ceremonies. It stands, however,, as an evidence of the appreciation by the concern of the patriotism OF It's employees ana is an object of beauty amid scenes ftusy industrial life.
 fla A. Mei3aAisis. whb has been af sf- ticiency man with the Goodyear Mills, inc, has fefiirS Cd to Akron, 6. MT. Mo Daniels has been a resident Ii, Danielsbn for more than year, making lis home on Spring street During his stay here he had many friends, who regret his de- parture. Mir MeDaniels stay in Akron will ba for a:1 infefifita neriod
 Members of the Supply company. c. N. C., met at the arinory Tuesday eve ming for another period of dril and in struction. Officers of the command are already expressing thslr satisfacti0h with the progress being made ana predicting that the organization will develop splen- dfdiy. \ new recruit has brought the membership Up to 50; and several more young men have signiAed theif intention of enlistihg Although ss Is fixed as the maximum membership. captain Aiming ton has been giveh the privilege of enlist tEg ten per cent. In excess of this ntiin- Der Nothing had been heard up to Tues tiay as to when the uniforms for the coin psny may be expected but this likely will 5e in the near future. At the present time the fistrnction' for members Of the company IS being confined to what are known as close order drills and to tht school of the soldier It is possible that company may Be seen Itn public for the first tiiSle On Memorial day at least tha' ii tha expectation at tniS tine
 Between the Ssriy hours sf NioaSas If. tef4aoon and Tuesday morning there Va. a cRahge Of nearly 50 degrees In temper ature in Danielson, the mercury dropPins down almost to the freezin gpoint about daylight Tuesday. There were no re. ports of dafffage to buds started By thi unusual period of heat. although soif1i fruit growers Were expFessfng thennselve. as fearing that the unusual fni1aness oi this period may eventually result in sucf 2 fnfsfortiife
 Citizens Of tho bsfSaEi, assembled ir caucus Tuesday evening to aonaiiiate Dor ongh officers for the ensuing year wer{ pleased to learn that the board that ha; been h office during the past twelve months have managed to pay the For, odgn's bilis and find sufficient surplus from the revenue of the year to pa. e24S0 en the Indebtedness of the Dor 5ugh
 Employees of the Southern New Engian, Feeiphofe company have been engage, ;or few days in trimming trees ahd cut ting away brush ebstructing their line tipAg the southeriy side of the state hiEf, raS between Dayviile and Attawatgah.
 f::S BSdy 0f Mrs. ffeIen fsefhiet La Brsnehe. 3S. who. died at a. m. Mofiiaa, at Point Lewis, P O., arrived hefe Ttaes day evening. Mrs. I3aBrahehe was bofr in Dsnielson; attended St. JAff1es' sch6t and shaht her Eitlhood years in this place on the west Sfde She had been a resi- .Ssht of Canada for more than a deeads - she leaves her Husband 1nd seven chi 6ren.
 Farmers are not slow to take advaT iage Of the fact that March of this yea - has brought conditions that make It pos . Bfbie te undertake pio%ing and score of 5eres aIfeady have been gone over $ men who are glad {, get at this fSatuf - Of the spring work 50 eafiy in the sAAsoi - Last year many farmers aia not hra tA saA oa the fAFfns s1itable to woFk unt