Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-08
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

of the unknown soldier whose body is to be inferred in the national cemetery at Arlington and in recognition of the con- vening of the limitation of armament conference at Washington Friday. This is a service to which all are bidden and Rev. M. S. Stocking, president of the federation of churches, has urged work ingnen to come direct from their labors to participate therein. The service will be brief.
 This falls first session of the commu- nifty training class was held Monday ev- ening at the Baptist church. The class Is for those who would fit themselves for Sunday school teachers or officers of Sunday schools. The study is arranged under thl direction of the committee on religious eraining of the Danielson Fed eration of Churches.
 Marooned on small island in a local fiver, two Danielson boys felt they were due for an experience something after the manner and style of Robinson Cru soc Sunday afternoon. They had left skiff on the edge of the island while they went out to look at muskrat traps, ana found much to their amazement up- on their return to where the skiff had been left that it had fioated off down stream and left them to use their best judgment about getting ashore. Lusty yeis to persons who happened to he passing along the bank of the river at- tracted their attention and were the means of having the boat brought back eventually to two cold, hungry and irri- tated boys.
 Boys who are popularizing the use of sling shots for the 'steenth hundred time in the last generation are using them so recklessly that the attention of the po- lice is being directed to the suppression of the evil. Chief John Mcfarland said Monday that it will. be necessary to take drastic action against the reckless users
 of the device unless there is a prompt : curbing of the inclination to do damage with them. Street light bulbs are be- ing broken. windows smashed and per sons injured through the reckless use of the sling shots Ore child who had been hit in the face and painfully injured hy shot from a sling complained to the police. Users of the sling shots will find themselves in serious trouble un- less they are very careful in the use of them. Chief Mcfarland says.
 Armistice day services at St. James church will attract a large number of parishoners. The services of the day
 
 gave their lives for the country during the World war, in thanksgiving for the safe return Of other service men and for the success of the conference at Wash ington at which armament limitation is l to be discussed.
 Repairs are being made to the slate roofing Of the town hall bui' ding Watch CTS get more or less of thrill, depend ing on their nerve in watching the roof i CT perched dizzily on q ladder set against 1 the side Of the tower on the structure i The roof of the big building is being put i in condition for the winter son. 1 Some power is now being derived from tho power plant at the Dyer dam sta ton of the Connecticut company. This plant. in so far as It's water power is ! furre- tfA summer of 1920. Since that itin1e the trolley. company has spent many : t'7nussn5s Of dollars in making repairs vhit- ar. nxnecte6 to be perms nent i This T ant is one of the most Import ! ant owned bv the company In this sec 1 on Of the state
 i Numerous candidates have appear ed ! for appointment as successor to Horace ! F. Turner as supervisor of schools in 1 the towns of KiIlingly and Brooklyn. Representatives of town school commit tees of both towns have held conferences ana interviewed several of the candi. dates. Up to Monday no announcement had be- made as to a selection having been ni.sde.
 : Mrs. M V Woodwork will have the