Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-22

A cabIegram received in town an nounces the arrival lover there" of a contingent of American troops 10 which Adelard Barbeau. Richard Hea- ley, Victor Perreault. James HarneE' all resident hereabouts, arc attached. These are selected men who were transferred from the Depot brigade at Camp Devens to an infantry regl- nent of the National guard.
 Woman Among Prisoners.
 Four persons one woman, were in the town court Wednesday morning to answer to charges of having been intoxicated or to breach of the peace. Three were sent to jail. one paying a fine.
 Salt Shortage Ends.
 Danielson's short supply of salt was augmented Wednesday morning by the receipt of a considerable quantity of the commodity. The salt was placed on sale at once.
 First Class Private Lucien Lambert of the 3Sth company. l.. l. S., IS at ms hcme here on leave.
 Eggs zoe a Dozen
 Strictly fresh eggs were being quot ca in Danielson Wednesday at 70 cents dozen.
 Cobblers are having an exceedingly busy season, due, it is held, to greater people in getting additional wear out Of shoes.
 Best Willimantic thread, spools for 25 cents at the Keystone store.-adv.
 Many here who have relatives in the 2Sth company are arranging to send them special Thanksgiving remem- : brances, including food for holiday dinner.
 Will Represent Regent.
 At meeting in Hartford tomorrow of chapter. regents and members of the War Relief Service committee. Mrs. Nathan D. Prince will represent Mrs. NJ. S. Warren. regent of Sarah Williams Danielscn chapter. D. A. E. War relief measures are to be dis cussed.
 There is a very small number Of vacancies in the ranks of tte SSth company, l.. |. S., at Fort Terry at the present time, caused by the trans fer of men to special work in other organizations.
 Progress on 14-Apartment House
 At Industrial place stone work of the new 14-apartmert house has been built up on the front to nearly the top Of the second story level and the carpenters are busy erecting wood work. It is expected that the build ing will be roofed over before outside wcrk is held up by real cold weather, but the building will not be com pleted until spring.
 Still Subscribing to Y. M. c. A.
 Up to Wednesday afternoon no eX- act figures were available to show the total of Y. M C. A. contributions here. It was stated by a member of the campaign committee that some of the canvassers have not yet reported and that subscriptions continue to come in. though the campaign has been closed.
 Heard St. Louis Speaker.
 At a meeting of the organization at the home of Mrs. E. H. Reach We'd nesday afternoon Mrs. George Cham berlin of St. Louis addressed the ga therins on Food Conservation as it is managed in her home city and the Ladies' Art club members were much interested A silver collection was taken for a fund that will be used to support an orphan of France that has been adopted by the club.
 Excavation May Begin Today.
 It was stated Wednesday afternoon by a member of the committee in charge of plans for erecting Holy Trinity Greek church that excavating for the foundations may begin today. Small buildings that occupy the site on Water street. are being removed to make way for the edifice. Up to We'd nesday it had not been decided just when the ceremony of laying the cor ,Ierstone will take place, but it will be at an early date. Many are to be in- vited to this ceremony.