Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-25

| The second annual meeting of the | New London Association of Congrega- | tional churches and ministers is to be held with the church at North Ston- ington, of which Rev. F. Nj. HOllister is pastor, Tuesday, May f3, when
 the following program will be given: Morning session from II to 12.3O, re-
 ports from the missionary and advis- ory committee of the association. from the missionary society of Con necticut. through the director Rev.
 Frank Palmer. from the church by the registrar.
 Following the morning session there is to be a recess and cOllation, which will be followed by afternoons pro- gram: Business and collection. dis cussion of the topic. Individual and So- cia1 Salvation, Their Mutual Relation, opened by Rev. Luther M. Kenneston, Preston City, Rev. George H. Ewing. Norwich Town, and to be continued by volunteers.
 Each church is entitled to be rep resented by it's pastor and four dele gates and it is recommended that half of the delegates be women. In addi- tion to these, who constitute the vot- ing membership of the association, other members of the churches are in vited to be present
 Revs. Herbert J. Wyckoff, Frederick M. Hollister and Charles A. Northup are the standing committee.
 Rev. S. M. Csthcart, pastor of the Congreg ational church, conducted the funeral service of Mrs. William Pel- lett which was held from her late home on Grove avenue Internent followed in River Bend cemetery, with Frank Eldred, Foster Jagger, Charles Palmer, James Steadman, Herbert Steadnan- and Henry Steadman acting as bearers. There was a profusion of floral tributes.
 The funeral of Thomas H. Brown, who died Tuesday, was held from his late home on Chase street Thursday afternoon, there being a large, attend ance of relatives and friends and members of the Grand Army post, who attended in a body. Rev. John U. Out ton, pastor of the Broad Street Chris tion church conducted the service, which was followed by interpent in the family plot at River Benl ceme- tery, with Frank L Dawley. Henry V. Brown. Seth Johnson, Thomas H. Brown, Charles R. Brown and A. F Brown acting as bearers. The con- initial service at the grave was con- ducted by the Grand Army represen- tatives.
 Postmaster Charles J. Butler of the Westerly office has received the fol- lowing Information regarding postal savings bonds that are to be issued the first of July:
 By applying on or before June ?,
 
 system may exchange the whole or part of their deposits for United States registered coupon bonds in denom- nations of S2o, $100 and $500 bear ing interest from July 1. 1913. at the rate of 1-2 per cent per annum. pay able semi i-annUally, and redeemable a t the pleasure of the United States af- ter due year from the date, Of issue. both principal and interest payable 20 years from that date in United States gold coin.
 Postal savings bonds are exempt from all taxes or duties of the United States, as well as for taxation in any form by or under state, municipal, or local authority.
 Applications for the conversion of deposits into bonds on July ]. 1913, must be received on or before June 2 1913, by the postmaster at the depos- itOry office where the certificates were issued. The postmaster will supply an application form, which must be made out in duplicate. The depositor must indorse and surrender with his, application postal savings certificates covering the amount of the bonds de- sired, for which the postmaster will give him a receipt. The ponds will be issued by secretary of the treasury and delivered direct to the applicant Owing to the time required for print ing and registering. the bonds will not be ready for delivery until Aug l. or later, though bearing interest from July 1.