Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-01

Ensign 64eIin Of Norwich to Give Ad-
 dress--coilsctien Yer Hebrew Relief
 This Wsek-stofen Gray Mare Re-
 covered - Tires and Gauipnper4
 Valued at e2oo Stolen from Auto
 station--fisroId ! Duffy Second
 Lieutenant.
 Ensign Albert Baglin. of Norwich, formerly of this city. Is to give an H. European Conflict in the ConKrega- ming.
 Captain Joseph Ryan's recent ad- attention in the press of the state. Bridgeport paper sent a special rep- rsseHtatiye here to interview him.
 Mail pnclsissd.
 Letters addressed as follows are nn- claimedta tat the postofz3ce: Charles Blk by. Michael Fahey. Clinton L.. Nor ris. Joseph Laran1ee, Andre Potvtn, Bousquet, Mrs. William christie. Miss Eiizabeth Patterson. Mrs. Doris Skin uer.
 Critically iif.
 Mrs. w. ". Sheldon, of South Main street, was reported Wednesday after noon. as critically ill at the Day Kim
 Many friends here note with interest the legislative steps being taken to re-confirm F. H. Corttis, Thompson. as a county commissioner, an ofice he has filled with ability for several terms.
 County seaier Charles Johnson was in Kffiingiy Wednesday looking over weights and measures. Mir. Johnson Is to be reappointed to his present of lee.
 Lieut.. FuIisrton to Speak.
 From Mantle to Nogaies is to be the subject of an address before Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows here next Tuesday evening, when Lieut.. J. B. Fullerton of Willimantic is to be the speaker.
 Tn observance of the Feast of the Purification,. candiemas day. Friday there are to be special services at St Mary's and St. Philips churches.
 Burns Prove Serious.
 Alfred Benoit, who was burned while playing with matches in CargiH park last summer. is. reported in serious not healing and the boy gradually grows weaker. He is still q patient at the hospital.
 Family Destitute.
 Welfare workers have found sor {. a alarming cases of Restitution in this city within the past few days. In one family, where there are eight children. the mother is critically i'll, while the father neelects his obiiga- tions of support. An effort is being made to have the mother placed in the hospital and the children i. the county home.
 The selectmen are giving considera- ton to the matter of providing some place whsre tramps may be put up. the old shack that has done service, near the town farm, being a wreck. If new place is provided. it probably will be within the city limits, so that those who occupy 1t may be supervised by the police.
 With Thompson Soeiety.
 N A. Bul1ard of the Putnam Bap- tfst church has been named to present of sympathy to the Baptist society of Thompson. whose church home was destroyed by fire last Sat- urday afternoon.
 Shorter glasses of beer may be the rule in Putnam places in view of the ed by brewers for their product. Deal CTS have received notices of an ad- vance of a dollar a. barrel on ale and lager from some breweries that make large shipments to this city.
 Collection for Hebrew Fund.
 Today a canvas of the city is to be made for contributions to the fund for the relief of Hebrew sufferers in the European war zones. It is hoped that a considerable sum will be raised In this city and vicinity. G. Harold Fitzpatrick is to act as treasurer of the funds.
 Rev. J. W. Wright. Dayvii1e. is to speak at the mid-week service at the Congregational church here this even Ing.
 Sailing for West Indies.
 Wilfred " ChapdeIaine. clerk at the will sail from New York to- morrow on a two months trip to West Indian points and to Panama, where le will inspect the canal. Returning, Mr. Chapdelaine will have a few days it Havana