Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-19

bury soldiers at Fort Wright, a big Thanksgiving dinner.
 Mrs. Henry F. Dimock of Wash- ingten, D. G. and South Coventry Conn, is wishing Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson of New York. ,
 Discharges from bankruptcy have been granted at Hartford to Udes All exander of Norwich. and Anthony Lorenzen ofs New Haven.
 The Second Congregational church, Norwich, is to have service flag. The names of the men in federal service are being listed bp Rev. H. J. Wyckeff.
 The Stonington women's food con servation committee expects to ship about seven barrels of jams and jellies this week for hospital use in France.
 Miss Christee Palmer is the cham piou turkey raiser in the Pendleton Hill section, having from four old turkeys. raised thirty-eight fine young birds.
 Kosciuszko, the great Polish pa- triot who fought valiantly for Wash ington in the American revolution was honored Sunday by Polish residents of Connecticut.
 Nobody need quote Leigh Hunt about "No sun, no moon, no stars, no noon, November" when such days as Sunday are enjoyed, with temperature records Of GA or 66 degrees.
 A Putnam man who has assisted in putting on entertainments for the Uni yersa1ist society of Norwich. N. W. Leavitt. Mechanic street will cele- brate his S5th birthday this week.
 Friday evening of this week an in-, formal reception 3s-to be rendered Rev Arthur r. Pt1rkiss the new pas tor of the Central Baptist church, and Mrs. PurlSiss, in the church parlors. The calendar of Trinity Methodist church contains the memorial of Mrs. Jane H. Hammond. 1s32-1917. Mrs. Hammond joined the Central Meth odist Episcopal church January 3, 1875
 W.-ning has been issued from New Haven that unauthorized persons not connected with the Y M. C. A. have been detected in collecting money, ostensibly for the drive last week.
 A state flag presented by Charles Larrabee. church flag the gift of flag donated by Mrs. H. C. Lathrop are soon to be placed in the Windham Center church.
 At the plant of the Richmond Radi- ator company, on Thames street a ser vice flag is flying for three employees Leslie F. Ward, K. W. Peters and George w. Kirby, all doing their bit for Uncle Sam.
 Norwich members have been notified tf that the semi.annual state meeting of ford Golf club, Tuesday, opening at 11.30 and with luncheon at 1.30.
 ". E. Hulse. of Deep River, super zAS raF rf0A > r-rzrr 7ex s-. &I~s- dlesex counties. will 20 to Camp Meade today (Monday) to join the 22nd engineering corps. His family will make their home in Mfddletown.
 The work of registration of women for war service is to be car ried on by the Woman's committee, Council National Defense, beginning Monday, November 19, and extending through the week until November s27.
 Sunday of last week at the home of Willias Ritgood, of ,Voluntown, twenty reatives and friends enjoyed an old fashioned boiled dinner together. Those present included, Mir. and Mrs James Tourtellotte and infant, of Nor wich.
 Commercial travellers hereabouts are interested in the announcement that beginning Sunday, November 25, through train service from Boston to
 
 New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad.
 A Woodstock man, John Prehn is7sta- tioned at the State School of Agricu1- ture, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, connect ed with the poultry extension course. Mrs. Prehn and daughter, Marjorie. are with relatives on Long Island for the present.
 The first buildings in Benham road for the men who are to man the Gro ton Iron Works are being constructed. Soon several hundred houses will be in requisition for the la&ge force gath l ering at the busy yards of the Eastern l Point plant of the company
 The New Haven roads offer of au increase of two cents per pound to :, the members of the System Federation Crafts will probably be accepted At | 8 meeting of the boilermakers. it is | said. that they went on record for ac- ce2ting the compromise offered by | the road.