Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Ner~ieh. Tharsday. April ta. 1917.
 VARIOUS MATTERS Wake Up America Day' Fly ths
 Flag!
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.o1 this l evening. Only one more day left in which tt pay your water hill.-ady. Forest fires have been raging ir Byron Clarlx's woods at Mantle. A striking Preparedness window al the Boston store is attracting atten- ton.
 At the Second Congregational church the Easter offering for the starving ehildren amounted to $40. Additions xzdu be made to all water hills remaining unpaid after tomor- row, April 20th--adv. ALL S. tug. with a tank supply barge in tow, has arrived at the submarine ifase with a supply of fuel and water A flag is waving from a staff on the itaA scaffolding on the second new mill | of the Winchester Woolen company at Thamesyiile.
 East Central Pomona grange met in Piedmont hall Somers, Wednesday
 The working of the fifth degree occu- pied the morning.
 Mir and Mrs Herbert Chaffee have | left Ashaway R. l., for WilliamSville, Conn, where MT. Chaffee has secured a position in the mill. Miss Adfes is at the Lenox House until Saturday. Early appointments necessary. Tel 12s7.-adv- Summer cottages at the beach seem to be in demand in spite of war con ditions and the scare over attacks by German raiders or submarines. "Wednesday afternoon. the Progress sive Missionary club met in Bushnell Chapel, the president, Mrs. John F.. Post, presiding. There were 2s in at tendance.
 c. P. Stearns of Andover. owner of Pine Grove farm, has offered the use through the Connecticut committee Of food supply.
 Edward RewIey of New London, an pany from Westerly, R. l., which is doing large amount. of contract work in Danielson.
 
 Miss May Miller. daughter of MT. and Mrs Charles A. Miller of New York and Eastern Point, to William M. Goss ot Waterbury.
 Both men and women are welcome at the patriotic rally tonight at the Town hall. 500 p. m.-ady.
 Coy. Marcus H. Holcomb has ap- proved monthly expenses of $9,S4S.37 from the Norwich hospital for the in- sane and of $1,239 from the state farm for inebriates.
 A meeting of Connecticut tobacco growers is to be held at the capitol this afternoon at 2 o'clock to discuss the food supply matter and the tobacco growing situation.
 The Briarclin society of Connecticut. of which Mrs. Harriet Learned Bond is member, will meet next month at the home of Mrs. Austin Cheney on Hartford road. South Manchester. quiem for C. Michael McNamara, re- quested by the parish Holy Name so- ciety, was sung in St. Patrick's church Wednesday by Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
 All are urged to attend the patri- otic and recruiting rally in the Town hall, 500 p. m., tonight.-adv.
 Thomas McGowan of Bradford, R. l., !S employed as a conductor on the Norwich and Westerly trolley line and has moved his family into the house with William P. Babcock at North Stonington-
 license your dogs in the town clerks office now; SIPS for male and spayed dogs and $5.25 for female dogs One dollar extra after May 1st--adv
 The eyes of the Connecticut D. A. R. are on Washington and the national GeoTEe fa Minor of serW or MrS as a vice president general does not expire until 1919.
 Sunday next, the fourth in the month is the communion Sunday for all the men of St Patricks parish without reference to societies, when many hun dreds will receive the Holy Eucharist at the first mass.
 Taxes will be collected today at the drug store of John A. Morgan, Greene vile, from Il a. m- to D. m.-adv.
 There is nothing in the National League for Women's Service that is counter to the Red Cross. It is pri- marify a census of women to aid in Red Cross or any other public work assigned it's members. . The food problem faced by the state commission is made ex- tremeiy serious by the fact that milk, eggs and meat. the chief items on the menu Of the different sanitaria, top the list of high prices.
 The Ship and Engine company has purchased the Theopilus Brown prop erty on the Eastern Point road and the large tract of 20 acres will be used for agricultural development among the employees of the company.
 There will be an important session of the Holland county superior court Friday at 10 a. m. Judge Lucien F. Rurpee will be on the bench It is that the criminal business for the April term will be disposed of.