Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-25

Jt
 the construction of a large manufac
 turing plapt-
 ] A booklet giving a complete ex. p1anation and summary of the new ! revenue tax for war purposes Is be- ing sent to patrons by some of the Connecticut banks.
 At Camp Dewey, Kttemaug, a new band of 23 cadets of the Junior Naval Reserve is rehearsing, in preparation for leaving for Palm Beach, Florida in about two weeks.
 A mission is being given at St.
 Johns R. c. church, Montville, this week by Fathers of La Salette Order,
 Hartford. Rev. John F. K quinn is l pastor of this church. | The assessors of Town of Lisbon 1 will meet at Town Hall, October 27, 10 a. m. to p. m. to receive lists.- 1 adv.
 1 Benjamin Bychluck employed for I several years by Aaron Goldblatt of ] the Sunlight building, married a WilIi- ] mantle young lady in that city Sun day. He and his bride will reside in A small girl came to church at Bolton with glee Sunday morning with the woodpile. A snowbalI on Oc- tober 21 is the earliest one ever made in Bolton.
 Christmas presents and other gifts
 from home for American soldiers in
 France must be restricted to parcels
 or not more than seven pounds each
 the post office department announced
 Wednesday.
 Word has been received at Pendle- ton Hill, from C.. Russell Cooke of his ssS arrival in Florida Mr. Cooke
 DArtnerSEin wi Elrar ,Lr
 Bond in an oyster business at Fort
 Pierce, Florida.
 Because of Wednesday afternoons
 storm, the meeting of Comfort circle
 of the Kings Daughters appointed to
 be held with the vice leader. Mrs. J.
 H. Allen, 76 Church street, was post
 poned two weeks.
 Tn Holland coslrlty only four physf- c1ans have received commissions in the medical corps of the army. These were received last August and so far none of the four has received orders to report for duty.
 Five per cent. has been added to all | water bills remaining unpaid Oct. 20. | A further addition of fifty cents will be added if bills are not paid on or before Oct. 30th.-adv
 The death is reported in Atlantic City, N. J., of Dr. May Darrach, lounder Of the Darrach Home for which has a summer home in the Schellens place on Broad street, Gro ton.
 Dr. Eugene F. Gaffev, 4s, a dentist died at his home in MiddIetown Tues day morning after being in failing health for some time. He is survived oy his wife. daughter, Margaret Iaffey and a sister, Mrs. Jeremiah Dillon of New London
 Charles E. Hosmer, 65. who died sud- lenly Monday at Old Saybrook, was we'll known in baseball circles throughout the state, having mana aged he Old Saybrool baseball team when hey were members of the Shore Line md Middlesex leagues.
 As soon as the first snow storm ar ives, the blackfish season will end. This has been a very poor season for he l Noank men who are engaged in j his line of work. It is stated that when the snow arrives, the blackish 2 lepart to parts unknown.
 Practically every branch of the ' Lrmy and navy is represented by men # the New York, New Haven and r. hartford Railroad company who have unlisted In the service of the country. total of S93 men have volunteered lnce the war was declared
 The Connecticut unit of the Pre- .aredness League of American Den ists has so far performed 2,909 dental! perations for drafted men. accord ng to a report to the national organ zation made by Dr. Albert w. Cros y, of New London, chairman
 President Wilson having proclaimed unday, October 18th, as a day of sun lication and prayer for the success of ne united States and her allied na- Ions in the war against Germany. | ome or the local clergymen will preach pec1al sermons Sunday next
 At the request of San Jose counci1 :. of C., of Willimantis, Rev. J. H rcderick sang a months mind reouiemt igh mass at St. Patrick's church 1ednesday at o'clock, for Daniel -elleher, a member of that council.
 Instructions were received in New -aven Tuesday from the Knights of olumbus headquarters in Washington. :. C., authorizing the K of C.I to purchase $25Oo00l oTth of bonds of the second Liberty Aan through the New Haven bank. :. B. A.
 At the forty-eighth annual con- .ntion of the Connecticut Woman'si uffrage association in Hartford. ovember 7th, county reports will in- ude: New London couty, Miss Lud- ston. Windham county, Miss Daniel n. Holland county, Mrs. Fannie Dix l Welch.