Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-24


 Private Adelard Salvas of the 18th Coast Artillery and Miss Alice Sut- ton Of Rurnford, Me, were married at St. Mary's church, Wednesday even ing by Rev. c. F. Bedard.
 Bound Over Under $500 Bonds. :
 Mitchel Ladoux, 67. was before the city court Thursday morning on a complaint of intoxication and a seri- ous statutory charge. He pleaded not guilty to the first count and guilty to the second. He was sent to jail for 30 days for intoxication and bound over on the second count under a bond of $500 which he was unable to furnish.
 Red Cross Needs Workers.
 The women in charge of the all day sewing meetings held each Wednes- day at the Red Cross rooms in the are willing to come to the rooms next week and sew. Much cutting has been done and is now ready for sew ing.
 Donates Use of Car.
 Mrs. F. G. Letters, Grand View. of fers the use of her automobile to the local Red Cross chapter to carry bum dles or passengers. if any of the la dies have far to go.
 Stacker Hen Demonstrations. ..
 The first two in a series of four stacker hen" demonstrations that were arranged by Windham County Farm Agent Benjamin W. Ellis, Put resentative from the Connecticut Az TicuItural college. The first demon stration was in the morning at the farm of John Spencer, Woodstock avenue, Putnam. Tn the afternoon, at 2.3O, another demonstration was given at the F. L. ChamberIin farm, Wood stock Valley. The object of these demonstrations is to teach the farm lzrc S4F 1@ .f 411s what hens in their coops are laying and what hens are not. In this way the farmers learn which of their hens are profita ble. and which are the ones to sell because they are not laying. Two more demonstrations are to be given today (F'riday). In the morn ing the meeting will be at the farm of James Sayles, E1mville. In the af- ternoon the farmers will meet at the Edward Rollins farm, Woodstock.
 Joseph Ryan, stenographer at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, is having his vacation.
 Miss Abbie Keith is the guest of friends in the Berkshires.
 Sacrifice Sale Nets s7oo.
 Local suffragists learn that the sac rifice sale held last month at the nome of Mrs. H. N. Heft, .n Bridge port, netted almost s700 which will be expended by the Suffrage Asso- citation in cooperation with the farm bureaus throughout the state. The articles offered at these sales repre- contributors. Among the articles given are valuable paintings, a col lection of Greek and Roman antiques, the genuineness of which has been vouched for by experts. laces and jewelry. The Farmers Association of Windham county was offered $500 by the suffragists with which to hire a home economics demonstrator. This 1fx- how assume the burden of raising addition al funds, and so the matter was drop ped. Had it been accepted, the mon- ey would have come from just such a sale $ was successfully held at Mrs. Heft's last month.
 To Bulletin Produce Sales.
 Agent Benjamin w. Ellis of the Farmers Association is planning to | erect at various points in the city, l probably in some of the mills, bulletin | names of those people in the county | who notify him that they have farm i produce for sale. The object of this | is to bring the farmer and the buyer i fer for the one to dispose of his pro- i ducts, and for the other to know | where he can get vegetables that he i wants.
 uffrasists~Aetive.
 Word has been received from Mrs. | W alter J. Bartlett, who IS spending the month at Ocean Beach. that even ] though on a vacation she is not in the | least lessening her efforts in the in | terests of suffrage Mrs. Bartlett also | writes that suffragi all over the | state are at present working at high | pressure in some form of war work | or another. She says that suffra gists | at the present have considerable time | on their hands since the state legis- [ lature Is not in session and the con- | amendment has already l passed it's first stage. The spare time | is not being wasted and various sorts l sf activities are being engaged in.
 Served Refreshments at Club.
 Mrs. Helen M Wiley had charge | of the serving of refreshments to the | golfers at the Putnam Country Club | Thursday afternoon