Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-11

riven since the pond was drawn to permit repairing the dam.
 The November meeting of the com mon council will be held in the coiln- Fcil elianlber this evening.
 The monthly meeting of the Keu Cross chapter will be hsid et head quarters at p. m.
 Carol Harrington, principal of the Windham Street school. has hired the Fenton house in Windhan Center. George Beardow of Taftville is yis iting friends in town.
 Miss Marion Afford, a tea acAer in New Haven. spent the weekend at her home in this city.
 Miss Helen Church of the high school faculty spent the weekend at Mount Holyoke college.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hsroid M Lincoln are visiting Mrs. Lincoln's sister, Mrs. Van Woodwork of Danielson. Miss Agnes Jones is in Groten vis ting her sister
 Miss Winnifres Green of the Nor l mai school faculty went to New Ha- ven Saturday.
 John Finnerty, 2. died at the Mans field Training School and Hospital on i Saturday from septicemia. The body will be sent to New Haven fer bur- 1 iai.
 Robert PIatt, of Terrinstan, died at i the Mansfield Training school and hospital Saturday morning, from epi- 1 lepsy.
 The body 'ef Helen Crane Daiy, wife | of Justin B. Daly, was brought here Sunday for burial Mrs Daly died of pneumonia Nov. at St. Luke's hos pital. San Francisco. She is survived by her mother. Mrs. Daniel Crane, and 8 sister, Mrs. Frank St. John of Chestnut street.
 1 The United War Work Campaign in 1 the Wiliiflantic district has its in- tensive beginning today with all town chairmen and their workers at the ror notch of efficiency and ambitious tc make 8 good record All the neces- ISary ammunition in the form oi printed material, posters und cam paign instructions have been giver out. It only remains for workers and prospects alike to prove thac this dis trict is not wanting in generosity to- wards the boys who have many months of routine duty overseas ant at the cantonments in America.
 Show your posters is the timely request sent out by the publicity bu-
 reau on the eve of the big campaign week. Every merchant should hay,
  is hoped that-there will not be a show
 window in the city that does not dis play at least ore of the var Wori posters. Those who have been unin ltentionally passed by or those Ehi
 would like to use more posters fo decorative effects should notify cam
 paign headquarters in Chamber 0
 Commerce hall and they will be sup
 piled, as there is a large stock ol
 hand. Such a large number Of the hand
 some blue Give" posters were allotte4
 this district, the publicity bureau Ina
 decided to give them away to all wh apply. A Give" poster displayed ii
 every home is possible if householder will call at the Chamber of Commerc and take them away. Any industrie which have not received their shar l of posters are requested to apply fo them and the same thing applies t i the schools. Every school principa ! will be requested today to send a pu l pil after campaign circulars to b
 distributed among the children wit l the object of having the literatur
 taken home and read and talked ove l and thought about oy the whole fam fly in order that everyone will kno' the aims and objects of the campaigr | !tO Sdlllc ClICUIuLlDtl LlctAOu WILL U : followed Tuesday and Wednesday c
 as Hong as the pamphlets hold out. ] The boys who helped in the distri
 button of campaign literature Satur t doy under the direction of Scoutmas
 ter Robert C. Rose, choirman of tn { Distribution Bureau, were the follow
 ing Scouts: Eugene Jolly, Howar r Knight, Raymond Connor, Holbroo
 Yerke, Leo Giard. Allyn Rose, Jerom Diche, Abraham Rosen and Waite 7 Flynn, and the following other Win ma ntic boys were volunteers: Lou Chasen. Henry Kenfield, Otis ASacon I her, Kenneth Tripp, Leo Prag. Charlt ! Clark, Louis Ostrich Joe Attarta !, Stanley Musioe. Emile Dizzy, Wacho Goseph and Fred Prag.
 Campaign workers will visit tf r homes in their districts today solicit a ing contributions and pledges to Il l, $250, ,O0o,0o0 fund and the workers = the mills will be approached by tea Q members. Buttons, honor cards ar = exemption cards will be given to a = who subscribe. The official score l. the campaign as reported by the vS
 rious towns will be shown on a lars s sign, feet by 10 feet. to be place y in front of the Chomber of Commert l. headquarters.