Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-29
SON AID PUTllAM
DANIEL. SON

uzmrw P pubuc chairman of the drive l lN ssn htatesk of the starving ih Ireland. Ha y1en1hy aftsrnoon that his organiza- tw k coaplete Believing the maea tsass.nw to be held in the town hall on Watmensay evening. the canvass for nn31 ptfl bexin Thursday morning,
 lHnwsr Robert PelIerin of the Conn MiiH hsaketban team has ogered the uss sf Go tswa hall free for Wednesday eve ssll1y has sftered the use of its direc- ksrF rnsnn fer Headquarters for the com lss9eAsA Enccuragernent also has been reee&FeH from various other sources.
 fhe Eaet that s1os.s7s.ss has been. esnkrihuted in Connecticut to date for thlr fund Is evidence of the appeal 1t sas held for ali classes of citizens. Hart terd gave ssI,eoo. Bridgeport $zz,oeo, Meriden, sS.5on, Norwich over $sioov, Nerw&lk 3l.500 It is expected that at east s1, 600 will be obtained in the local territory.
 Chairman Dubue announced the dis sriets into which the territory to be coy- sred has been divided and the makeup of he teams, as follows:
 District No. 1-From Quinebaug bridge to Davis switch, part of Water street Railrsad square, Center and Stearns ,treets: Team No 1--Captain, D. F. O'-9 connefi; Mrs. L. F. Kennedy, Miss An : Ifs white, Miss Margaret Head, Miss ElizA AyiWard.
 District No 2-Franklins Water. Cct- nke. Dyer. Furnace, Carter, School High, Potter. Academy etreets Team No. s--Captain Mark o. Burns Miss Annle l1l Quinn. Miss Mary McGuirS Miss Eva viens. Miss Margaret Garland
 District No. 3--Broad, as far as Main. Hawkins and Reynolds; Team No. 5-4 rantain Jeremiah E. Elfiotts Mrs. Mary keccfniack. Miss Mary Elliott
 District No 4-Mechanic. Oak, Spring. winter. Hutchfns, Westheid avenue. North. Connecticut Village Team No. 4 -eaptain. Francis J. Dougherty Mrs. Henry P. Dubuc, Miss Thelma Garland. Mis- Loretta Lambert, Miss Beatrice Lambert.
 KI,istrict No. sMaple, and all of Xiv srview; Team No 5: Captain George J. Eeneauit. Miss Alice Monohan Mrs Car rdlf Allen.
 5afsfstrict No. e-Frcn Qulnebaug bridge westerly. including all of the West Side and rural territory Team No. 6--Ber' nsfd C. Casey, Miss Elizabeth Grenlon- Mise Pauline Grennoli. Mrs. Albert Gren. non. Miss Della Loiselle. Miss Nora Dug. gan. Miss Margaret Dnggan, Miss Alics Gsfsian, Mrs. John Fitzgerald.
 District NO. l--EliIfiY ilte ss l eetiit1 r Captain William L. Mulligar, Miss Mar Euerife Muliigan, Miss Mildred klliianr III .slr
 .Fnneral services. for Oliver Beusauet e. whc died in Woonsocket. R. T. wer' htld Monday morning at 10 o'clock at st J5sepffs church in Dayville Rev. lg natine. Kdst being celebrant of the higl mats Of requiem. Burial was in St. Jo se1Ii,s cemetery Members of Union st Jefn Baptist acted as bearers. L. p. Ken nedy was the funeral director. MI BousdueE formerly was a resident of At SHzugan ard had lived in this town 10 years. He was 2 native of Canada
 Not a few Danisison people were awak sned about o'clock Monday morning D the raueous honking of q large flock c rild geese. which evidently had becon bewldered over their course or else weT seeking a place to alight Residents i the vicinity of Broad and High Astreei ~ho were awakened by the disturbanc which the geese were causing said tf flock was an unusually large one an fyinE just oysr the housetops. The gee' remained in the vicinity of the sheraue ofiy very few minutes before makir their departure.
 Bnting caught three men with Il Eoods-trout taken during the close SC: sop4Game Warden Harry E. Batte who has both federal and county wa denship. was continuing on Monday
 scout the trout brooks of the county an effort to apprehend persons who al going out after the speckled beauties few days in advance of the opening the season The arrests made by M Batte1 were in the town of Flainheld, Sunday, and tho men arrested were pr tented in court Monday.
 dance at the state armery 1Fondi evening, the first event of the kind sin before Lent. with the exception of the Pafrick's night dance. attracted a lar number A considerable number of dan