Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Dorcas circle of the Kings Daught- CTS, Mrs. E. H. Hiscox, regent, has been appointed by the State Tubercu- losis commission to sell Red Cross Seals in the towns of Griswold and Voluntown which includes Pachaug and Glasgo. Eighty-f1ve per cent. of the proceeds will be given to the Tu- berculosis committee of Griswold. and fifteen per cent. to the state. The amount received from Voluntown will be set aside for that town, separate- ly from Griswold. Ten thousand seals are ready for sale in these two towns. Young ladies will canvass the two towns, and the seals can also be ob- tained from the agent, Pachaug store, Dearnley and Clarke's, Finn Bros. Ze- gers. Grenier's. F. K Casavant's, May nard's, ard Soules and Carev's pf1ar- macy. Red Cross nurses will sell the seals in the post office lobby Christ mas week
 December 8. Children's Health Cru sade Day, a Christmas Seal story will be read, and a Health talk given in every school in the two towns, and each child will be asked to buy at least one seal to help the sick people. This is to be done by permission of the superintendent of the schools in Griswold, the district committee in VIoluntown, and the priests of St. Mary's church. In the Sisters Acad- emy the day will be observed on Thursday. Red Cross slides will be shown at the moving picture houses in Voluntown and Jewett City. Every mill corporation, has already signified it's intention of generous purchases.
 The Tuberculosis committee of Gris- void was appointed in 1914. Since that time six or seven persons have been sent to the Norwich Sanitorium. One child was sent to a Hartford sanato- rum and returned cured.
 At present there are fifty-eight dol lars in the hands of the treasurer. There is a bill to be paid which will reduce tfe fund to about twenty five dollars. If every person in these two towns will consider the amount of suffering his contributions will help to relieve. the Kings Daughters will be able to pass over a large sum to the committee, at the end of the year. In these two towns the seals will be ready for sale Monday, December 4, at only one cent each.
 Infant Christined.
 Mrs E. A. Faust and children and Rev. and Mrs. Albert Donnen were in Packersville, Friday, where MT. Don nell christened the daughter. Ida Mar guerite, of MT. and Mrs. Joseph A. Walsh. One of the witnesses of the ceremony was the great grandmother of the child.
 omorro"S SunQay SupJecrS.
 At the First Congregational church in Griswold the pulpit will be occupied Sunday morning by Rev. E. w. liar rison of the Yale School of Religion, New Haven.
 At the Baptist church the pastor, Rev. J. A. Spidell, will preach. Morn ing subject, The Arousing of a Sinful Soul. Church music night at tho ev- ening service. The pastors subject will be A Song of the Rock of Refuge.
 Rev. Albert Donnell, the pastor, will occupy his pulpit at the Second Con- gregational church. Morning subject, Visiting the Sick. A Tuberculosis Sunday sermon. Y. P. S. c. E. in the evening at '. Miss Ethel Fiske. lead CT. Topics, The Conservation of Busi- ness Life.
 At the Methodist church the morning subject will be Divine Guidance. Ep- worth League at D. m. Miss Florence Thatcher, leader. Evening service at '. The subject of the sermon will be, The Good Things of Life. Rev. Sam uel Thatcher, pastor.
 Heard and Seen.
 Frank D. Browning of Tufts College,