Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-13

 St. Johns circle in the local Red Cross society has been progressi sponded generously to the movement. The list of subscribers are as follows Collector, Frances Leahy: Members. Dougherty, h Mrs. A. W. Dougherty, An nie Leahy, Frances Leahy, Albina Langevin.
 Miss Lillian Coney; Miss Lillian Coffey, Margaret Sullivan, Catherine Ceffey, Frank Evans
 Theresa Sullivan: Rev. w. A. Keefe, Yvonne Gauthier, Theresa Sullivan. Charles Lavallee, Paul Cornoyer, Mrs. Frank Dupont. Mrs. Henry Gauthier, Fred Racine, Mrs. Fred Racine, Dorilda Casebin, Mrs. Jerry Sullivan.
 Agnes Nolan: Mrs. Thomas Flynn. Bessie s.si.eii swanson, Fioride Barr4l. Rose Grenier: Mrs. Chamberlain, Celia Gibson, Rose Grenier, Adelarde Heneault.
 Moreland Mary More.and, Thomas Barnes, Joseph LaT1ash, George Des- rosier, Victoria Desrosie. Bertha Bel val. Annie Dayon.
 Miss Mitchell: Mrs. Leciaire, Mrs. Hamston.
 Rose Brouder: Henrietta Burby: Mrs. Charles Ken nedy, Annie Moreland. Mrs. J. Lee, Mrs. J. BurDy.
 Miss Monty: Yvonne Monty. Miss Agnes Pellitier: Mrs Taylor Miss Mccarthy, Viola Marshall, Lillian Marshall, Joseph Marshall, Paul Peln- tier, Mrs. Paul Pellitier, Pauline PeEi tier, Agnes Pelitier. Ed. PeHitier, Mrs. Leon Mercier, James Coffey, Mrs. James Coffey, Mrs. Nap. Mercier, Mrs. ] Isalore Mercier
 Rosabelle Lavigne: Amelia Hotke, Loretta Bergefon Antoinette Cote, r;o T.II- cinda Houle.
 Irene smith Sadie Donnen, Evelyn Crooks, John Ryan. Miss Bernier: Miss Marie L. Der nier, Miss Antoinette Rernier, Miss Alice Bernier.
 Helen McAvoy: Helen McAvoy. Roseanna Auger. Miss Be:lard: Lucienne Marcaurei. Onalda Bellard, Mrs. Rondeau.
 Miss Bedard: Alma Gobeile. Lena Gobelle, Ida Bedard
 Miss Bonin: Miss Larochelle, Emma Vandal Dianna Bonin, ENenl Ganache.
 Helen Noe.: Mary Cennors, Mrs. Rourke, Lecna Beauchenin, Rose Beauchemin.
 Miss Paquin: Evelyn Boisvert Car rie Gardner. Leonie Cotnoir. Meiodie Cotnoir, Hebert Lyda.
 Theresa Rayno: Evil Dubeau, Mrs. Emil Du beau, Theresa Rayno.
 Miss Mitchell: MT. Bousquet, Mrs. Fernan Brisson, Carrie Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, Selina Mitchell. Albira Mitchell. Lena Mitchell. Has Given sfoo. The local circle has already for warded sT0O in cash to the national Red Cross orga nization for war relief work. Rev. William A. Keefe has di- vided the circle into groups and has organized them for active work.
 The circle is now making 5 comfort kits for the B young men enlisted in l the service. The contents Of these kits are as follows: Buttons, needles. safety pins. thread, vaseline. toothbrush. comb. mirror. shaving soap, absorbent cotton. adhesive plaster and other sup plies useful to the military men.
 Since 40 of these young men are the emblem of this order is being sewn on each kit. Father Keefe is urging that this be done in all three counties over which he has Jurisdiction in the interest of the religion and mo- rality of the soldier This is one of the work that Father Keefe intends to accom- plish.
 Freight Gar Entered.
 Tuesday evening burglars again made a good haul in Plainfield when they broke into a freight car standing on the track adjoining the freight sta ton. The providers left their shoes. as they broke open a box of new shoes and provided themselves with new footwear. Kegs of that good old thirst quencher were among the things touched as one keg was found half empty. This is the third break within a week. the other two breaks occurring last Wednesday evening, July 4th, at E. E. Dupuis' shoe store and Kings ities believe it 10 be the work of out siders.