Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-17
and on returning will bring a load of l hamogany to Pensacola.

and on returning will bring a load of hamogany to Pensacola.
 ThompsonviIIe.-Miss Aden Malone of Worcester has begun her duties as visiting nurse for the Bigelow-Hart- ford Carpet company. This corpora tion has fitted up first aid emer- gency room in it's plant.
 Southinston.-Rev. W. J. Doolan.
 pastor of St Thomas church,
 morning that he had a large tract of land that he would willingly give to
 the members of the parish for the pur-
 pose of planting.
 Niantic-W ednesday evening the
 Epworth League rendered a reception
 to the new Methodist minister, Rev.
 G. A. Smith. and wife in the vestry Of
 from the Vermont conference and this
 is his first church in this conference.
 New Brtain.-Policeman Frank R.
 the department. scored the best mark
 Tuesday afternoon when Squad B
 held target practice. With a mark of
 twenty three points out of a pos
 sible thirty. he topped the list of
 sharpshooters.
 Hartford.-George E. Cox of e4
 Seymour street, formerly owner of Cox's cigar store located at 6s7 Main street and later manager of the Cry gier cigar store on Asylum street to- day filed 8 voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States Dis trict court showing liabilities amount ing to $1,714.14 and assets of $2,166.
 South Windsor.-F'ollowing the re- fusal of the school principal, Miss Inez Urquhardt. of New Britain, to allow the children of some of the South
 schools the entire teaching force of the dis triCt, consisting of six women. present ed their resignations to the district committee, to take effect at the end of the present week.
 New Haven.-Although she left two wills, which she drew up herself with out the aid of any outside parties, ident Of this city. died intestate. She failed to sign either of the two wills. It was so clearly her wish however, that Edwin s. Pickett be appoint ed administrator of the estate that the appointment was made yesterday by Judge John L. Gilson in the probate court. The value of the estate is placed at about 5000. Cousins of the deceased will divide the estate.
 New Haven.-The committee on the coal problem appointed by the board of aldermen will meet tonight in city hall, when any one interested in the subject of the solution of the short age in coal in this city may appear and tell the facts as he knows them. Mayor Campner has been quoted as saying that he does not believe the city can take advantage of the law just passed by the general assembly giving the city the right to establish a coaling station, because he does not believe there is at present an emer- gency which under the law must ex- lst to provide reason for such a station.
 Waterbury.-f'Take off the flags and put on some clothes; stop dressing and be real patriots said Father McGivney to the women, who attended the instructions in the chap al of the Immaculate Conception church here Tt makes me laugh and it makes me cry to see girls wearing American flags and dressing with low necks and short skirts. When you have changed your manner of 1ress. then put on the flags and be -eal patriots. You are not patriots rSnile you dress as you do." The ti- -ade against immodest dress was made while he was explaining the sig 1if1cance of the prayers for peace which are being made each night. | Immodest dress was one cause of the 1 war in Europe" he continued. This | was one of the sins that brought on 1 he war and will be one of the causes l of the war if we are drawn into it 3efiVeIV'