Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-12

sAItOrney inO1laS J. SpetfaCy there are abont 60.0eo subjects of Austria Hun gary in this state.
 Several small, but none the less ac- certahle contributions toward free wool buying were received Tuesday at the Wonan's League room. The Palmer Brothers Co.,, at Pal mertown, having finished a govern n1ent contract for many thousands of cofnfot1abies, has gone back to reg u1ar work.
 The meeting this week Of the Church Improvement society of the Second Congregational church is to be
 held at the home of Miss Huntington,
 20S Broadway.
 The Military Emergency board has issued new efders relating to the trans
 fer of enlisted men m the Home Guard and to the requisitioning of all supplies of that organization. Delegates from Connecticut have
 left for Washingtons D. C.. to repT,e- gent Ministers associations and the ".
 C. T. U. at the annual national con- vention of the Anti-Saloon league.
 Business as usual" is the slogan in the Norwich stores, where there is quiet, steady buying of staple goods ia spite of ntmbsrless demands for contributions ~to charitable objects. Application has been made to have nnn of the two extension schools f-"-n fStorrs under tho direction of
 the farm bureau held at Coventry this winter, probably the last Of February. F. A. Thompson and family have taken possession of the Mother Bailey titiIse on Thames street, Groton, nov has chcrse of the steam shovel at the
 Greton Iro1i works. Army recruiting broke all records
 fer Connecticut Monday when about
 ESQ volunteers were accepted for the
 several units of the army. In addition ] Fl more recruits were forwarded to the army reservation.
 Sale and supper of the Universalist T4as,ies' Aid society. Church Of the evening. Sale of useful and domestic articles. Chicken pie supper. 50 cents --adv.
 the sun, December fl, beginning at 3 Ia. 10 m. a. nl,, and ending at h. finn. a. rn-, visible on the western continent, only in the southea stern part of South America.
 The patients at the Norwich Tuber- culosis Sanittorinm exhibited great calrnness during the fire which de-
 
 ing. under conditions when excite nent was to be expected. The sho-tage of teachers in Con- necticu. 's becoming serious, since in Normal schools through the state tlais year senior classes are 1T per cent. smaller than last year. and jun for classes s6 per cent. smaller. l Rockville council Knights of Colum- bus, which recently completed 8 sue cessfni campaign in raksing funds for war camps, now plans to continue the 1 work of relief for members of the To- cal eouacil who are in the service. Miss Hoaggand. the. pianist who as- | sists Gypsy Smith, the Noank evan reIiEt in his meetings. has arrived in hferiden aud is taking part in the ser vices Nhic7s HF-e Srnitf, is conducting
 at the First Baptist church. all tht. week.
 Rev !. w Bixier. D. D., formerly l pastor Of the Second Congregational cfrafrcin, New London. has received a cali to the pastorate of the First Con sreya4icrai church at Exeter, N. H., which has been without a pastor since Eervi.ss Of school teachers and other citizens of the country are not to be discorraged but rather are to be aecepted and utilized where | aECOYd1uE
 gram received by Governor Marcus H. Hoicon1h from Provost Marshal Crowdsr.
 At last the Navy Yard has good road connections with Groton borough. the last concrete having been crnnched in by the big steam rollers. It is under stood that this is q temporary ar Tansennnnf until q cement road will be i laid. probably extending up the river to Ncrwich.
 Dentists will be added as members boards. under authority issued by Pro- ivost Marshal General Crowder They will exarnine draft regfstrantS who seek exemption On the ground of phy- sfcal disability arising from defects of l the teeth srfd mouth.
 The steamboat Ransom B. Fuller { from Boston is Eneorad nt the sub marine base and Is utnizsd as dcrni- l tory temporarily for the $50 men in | the school, as the one under course Of | construction will not be ready for use {, for some time. The F.u1ier was built I to carry 1,A5o passengers.
 I The executive committee of the railway clerks. baggagemeh and sta- : ticn employes Of the New Haven road sype time this week with the ofhciais ] of the New Haven on the demands $ | which were formally submitted a week ago to oereraI Manager wiidin. Noh-eeverase alcohol produced after September 9. and tax-pafd at sac gallon, according to announce rnent from the office If hevenue Com missioner Daniel c. Rorer at Wasaing- ten, fs be4Hg- so3d Dy soHse Connecticut ] druggists in violation of the Law.