Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-23

A warm and gay colored knitted afghan has been sent for the next Rex Cross box by Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs, {, member of the Gales Ferry auxiliary Norwich restaurants appear to b, well supplied with sugar, although 1T some towns people in that line of bug mess are affected by the present short. age.
 The new pastor of the Central Bap. list church, Rev A. F. Purliss, begins this week a series of prayer meeting talks on praper as fundamental in tho Christian life.
 The D. A. R. chapters of Connection, base already collected 1000 glasses ol jelly to be distributed have made 5,40t garment sand 5,744 surgical dressingl for the Red Cross.
 The Woman's league headquarters is expecting a new supply Of army woo today or tomorrow. The supply has run out and knittefs have been usins the navy wool ,of gray.
 There was a meeting of the Hemp. stead Family association, which hal Norwich members, at 4 o'clock Mon day afternoon at the residence of Mrs Jchn L. Branch in New London.
 Local members have been notified that the meeting of the Audubon so- eiety of the state of Connecticut is to be held at the Fairfield Memorial H. brary Saturday, Oct. 2T, at ii o'clock. : Members of Sedgwick Corps. No. Is. will meet at Buckingham Memorial, Wednesday at 1 o'clock to take part ill parade.-adv.
 Three more Hehron boys have re- ceived the call to service. They are
  ward Hiding and Richard Doubleday This makes IA from Hebron to enter the war.
 fast Thursday at White Plains. N. Y, after having undergone a surgical .op- eration, was a native of Groton and was pastor of the Montvfi1e Baptist church 32 years ago.
 A New York woman visiting in Nor wfch expressed surprise yesterday that so few furs were worn, stating that IT Manhattan winter furs were donned a month ago. Fashion making the pres ent the greatest fur season ever.
 Lieut.. Rodolpho de la Cruz, 21, of the Chilean navy died quite suddenly Sunday night at 6.18 o'clock at Law renee hospital New London, where he was a patient since the early part of last week. Burial will be in Chile.
 At the residence of MT. and Mrs. Ezra V. Hampstead at Quaker Hill at o'clock Saturday Safternoon their daughter, Agnes Burchard Hampstead, and John Davis Libby of New London were married by Rev. J. Romeyn Dan forth.
 Visitors to the Norwich tuberculosis sanatorium are enjoying the beautiful prospect now that the foliage is so 1nyI1o ioh iy, healthy and Accessible location the state chose for this admirably man aged institution.
 B. Allen Meyer, son of MT. and Mrs. Julius c. Meyer, who superfntended the remodeling of crossways at West Wilmington, on his return to his par ents' home at Summit, N. J.. enlisted with Ambulance corps No. S3 and is now at Syracuse, N. Y.
 Saturday evening at o'clock at the home of the brides aunt. Miss Mary Marie F. Scroggle of that city and Lieut.. Herbert V. Wiley. U. s. N. of Newport were married by Rev. P. M. kerrfdge of St. James Episcopal church.
 In the window at Shea's news office is displayed frame containing $25 worth of paper currency known as
 
 frame, once the property of War Gov ernor William A. Buckingham. is now owned by his nephew. William A. of Norwich.
 Among the nine delegates appointed to attend the annual convention of the National League of Compulsory Edu- cation Officials in Chicago Nov. 14, Is, 16 and IT are S. P. Willard of Col chester, F. A. verp1anck of South Man chester, A. W. Buchanan of Mansfield Center.
 Monday morning Quartermaster Ed gar Schof1eld of Camp Dewey, Kite naug, when in Norwich, stated that 1t present there are but 3S cadets and officers at the junior naval reserve amp. In about two weeks these will oin the New York contingent leaving for Palm Beach for the winter
 At o'clock Monday morning, at the 'equest of St. Anne's Temperance so- ',ety. a months mind high mass of 'equiem for Mrs. John F. Kenney was 'ung at St. Patrick's church by Rev. [. H. Frederick. As a waiting hymn Mrs. F. l. Farrell gave with sweet less and expression Jesus, Saviour of Nv Soul.