Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-24

quet she's over. Better come home perhaps, yes?
 Hi tink if Piere she make banquet off pea soup and bean and plenty of pork, like we use make it up Cana da, she nSt have trouble like she got. When she heat straberry in winter she have to pay for her by pocketbook and doctors bill too. He good like dis and so Hi ask you inform her Mon sier Editor, and tell her her old friend Joe Lebouef say she got what comin to her and she know better by an by when she grow up. Hi Thank you, Monsieur Editor, and remain like all ways, respectful,
 JOE LEBoUEF..
 At Wellesley Luncheon.
 Mrs. J. J. Russell was at Wellesley college, Wednesday, to attend a luncheon given in her honor by Phi Sigma fraternity of which her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Russell. is a member.
 Reuhen Naples of Grand View. re- ceived a post card shower this week, on his eighty eighth bCsthday.
 Mrs. Ewart Brunn and her sister, Miss Bessie Champlin left Wednes- day for a weeks visit at the form CTS home in New York. Mir. and Mrs. Brunn have taken a beautiful home in Montclair, N. J., which they are pre- pairing for occupancy.
 Mrs Harry Neinkin is visiting her sister in New York.
 w. E. Hines Condition Serious.
 Miss Marion Hines, a nurse in a government hospital at Washington, D. C., is at home caring for her father w E. Hines. who is at the day Kim ball hospital in a serious condition aft CT an operation for appendicitis.
 Mrs. J. R. Elliott of Laurel, Dela- ware, is at home caring for her moth \ with grip at her home on Pomfret street.
 William Brady. the actor. spent Sum- day with his parents on Church street He is appearing in It Pays to Adver- tiSe, now in Boston.
 Notes. Beginning Sunday, February 27th the evening service will be held at : o'clock instead of at seven. short form of evening prayer will be proceed ed by several hymns, and followed by q short address. Arthur D. Lown will lead the singing for which fifty copies of the Mission Hymnal with notes have been provided. The new elec- tric lights furnish plenty of iIlumin- ation.
 At a meeting of men Friday evening plans were made to call on all con- nected with St. Philips Sunday, March ,, to invite attendance at the mission LO De preacneQ nere ana Tn the sur rounding towns, March 12, to 19. liar old w. Files will represent Putnam iI supplying ushers for the united ser vices at Danielson; A. D. Lown is or the joint finance committee; ana Thomas Richmond is chairman of the joint committee on music. The garbage problem is to be taker up at the open meeting of the Put. nam Chamber of Commerce tonigh (Thursday), at 8 o'clock at Odd Eel lows hall. The subject is of partic. ular interest to the ladies, and they have been invited to attend. The object is to find out what the people really want; and to put this information at the service of the city council: That body has referred the matter to a committe, who will prob ably report an ordinance for passage at the regular meeting, March 7th. Ii is understood that they will be glad tc have the opinion of the public express. ed in this way; and that they will bt somewhat guided by such an expres- sion.
 Choir Rehearsal.
 St Philips church choir will re. hearse Friday evening at the home o1 A. T.. LOwn.