Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-11

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 Seals Selling Weii2-shea Brothers
 to Cut fee Soon
 The food conservation reports iron, e of the Congregational church. fam lilies for the week ending December 8, shows 122 more ..wheat1ess meals" and 1s more nneatiess meals than. the families only reported any waste. and those only one meal each. A card collector reports that one woman. said that she hoped that after the last of she hopes the food commissioner will devise some similar scheme for next year, for it is like game this see ing whether You can do what you are game" with a large margin in her favor. r. C.. M. Club Sew Far ,soldiers-
 Young Ladies Are Making Hospital Bed iSF1irts~r<, ay.+ &,4s,y.. s.-s4. q ...
 The patriotic spirit. of the members of the T e NJ; ~club was evidehced Thursday evening wtfen every n1eim- Der met in the Red Gross room to sew are~ learning to make hospftai bed shirts and the quality of their work Thursday evening wis excellent. The garments made by. this group of workers wiH greatly Increase the LII were assisted By Mrs. IoseIh Roy and Miss Mary Roy. who did the rdachine stitching Mrs. T. X. Rfcux and Mrs. A. Nj. Brown were in charge of the each week, several of the. members are knitting for the chapksr. .'.'
 Going to Fort Sioeunn.
 F Ephage Jarvis and. Artfifir Rioux went to Providence Monday, where they have enlisted in the aviation corps. They leave it once for Fort Sloclir1. ..-.5. -
 All the local boys from Camp Devens were home oyer Sunday, and some Of the lads from Newport. .,
 seiTins Red Cross Seals. .@ Master Willie Blake. has sold two hundred and fifty. Red Cross Seals, io- ing the work of his own accord. Miss agent and said she had sold one hun dred. Misses: Josie Cotter affd Doris Myott were. given two hundred seals but sold one ht1ndrsd more GIasgo $, $ doISg tsk hasy gs rssa Ts Aase %d ta9 ThEssa dred were sold last week. TWO hun dred were allotted the school there. and before nis1t Miss Moran tsfe- phoned for two hundred more, Five town, iii addftfsn to sss ons tfscrisaiid taken By tie Briggs Mfg Co. So far.
 nearly thirteen tlsousaad seals have been placed on sale. 4 bsy of stesdy. Cold.
 Monday holds the record 50 far for steady. cold. The mercury never rose above 24 all day. and at sestt1i o'cfgck in the evening stood at if with. every indication of a drop well towards sxe- 10 by sunrise this Cruesday) morn inf
 Sugar eardAins tiantsese Sugar is again short in the local market it being possible to make only aiohfr1g the right of the noesfs to cur tail his safes. nov -S-days, 6r to use his Jadgment in selling tp those who go eSs aasa zsps sssa 5 buy aI isEFs iassFs is i m sight and more. t6o.
 Not Fsr Address Side.
 -Postznasserx D. F. Finn received ori Monday the following orders from the postnaastsr general:
 h sorder to facilitAfe the randiirig and delivery of niaif dif.friE the Chrtst. ms holidays the. feqlliremeft that domestic matter bearing on tta asd- dress side adhesive sezis or staciFstS ssafr ss ss than treatss ,fui $ Dsssas, Drss,st sps 71sfsoy 1s yo :nsRanasd gaaay s Psssmssa fensster. shall however, inform their patrons that such sea1s of stickers shouTd. not be placed od tfie addfsss sfds 0f mail. When Pork Was Cheap.
 4 local butcher bought q dressed hog last Friday for which he paid the farmer ssventy-nve dollars, It tip The last bag Of nseai which the tanner bought to be used in fatteHifE tl7e pig cost him $4.45 for the hundred pounds. 4 rib roast weighing five pounds rom | this pig cost $2 retail. The books of q local butcher shows that thirty years ago the same hog would have been bou<ht by him for $zz 50 and the izst hundred pounds of meal used in his oaa a w9q vin sss' ,,a sav Hao ssn ng sold at 50 cents to any cusfon1Sr.. Times nave chahgsd Since Hannah | Will Gut Ice soon.