Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-18
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Norwich, Saturday. May IS, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

local gardens.
 There was a heavy frost at Trading Cove Friday morning.
 No dance at willimantic tonight adv.
 Some of the Jewish places of busi- ness were closed Friday. the Feast of Weeks.
 Over 200 boys and girls at Stafford Springs have enrolled in the junior food army.
 Six of the cottages on the east side of Lords Point are already occupied for the season.
 The state convention of the Luther league of Connecticut is to be held in New Haven next "Wednesday, May 2gd.
 Full paid Third Liberty Bonds are ready for delivery at The Chelsea Savings Bank.-adv.
 At Backus hospital, Boss Farmer Walter L. Hummer has made a good start on the planting of the 13acre garden.
 Farmers in some Connecticut towns are paving the fabulous price of $5 to S7 per bushel for shelled seed corn for planting.
 Friday at o'clock in St. Patrick's church an anniversary requien9 hign mass for Mrs. Mary Gibson was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 It is getting to be the fad now for families to keep one or more pigs, consequently young pigs are scarce and bring high prices. i At Ballouville, William A. Norton of i Norwich is putting in new bulkhead at the water privilege which he con- | trols at Daniels Village
 Khaki and gray yarn, also sock yarn for Red Cross knitting, at Wo- mans Exchange. Lunch served daily. adv
 Transactions in Norwich banks have reached new high record this week and overworked members of the | banks forces do not care how soon vacation comesi
 The western division, Norwich dis 1 trict, missionary convention was held | Tuesday in Warehouse Point. One of 1 the speakers was Paul NillSen from | Tarsus, Asia Minor.
 Although everybody is engrossed in war relief work, members of the flow CT mission continue the effort to send blossoms to cheer the poor, the sick and shut-ins in the city. There was the customary rush for winter coal Friday, following The Bulletins announcement of the arrivaI of barge at Morgan's, and early ap- plicants made out well.
 The First and Central Baptist churches food sale in Plaut- Cadden Building, Tuesday, 10 a. m.. for ben eft of Red Cross.-adv.
 The following from Wilmington vii tleave Rockville next Thursday morn ing for Camp Upton. L. l.: Jerry Pari- zek, Bartholome Kna, Frank Vonasek Jr., and Raymond H. Amidon.
 At the Rockville Methodist church Rev. w. E. Handy pastor, at the morning service tomorrow the preach
 CT will be Rev George G. Scrivener O Norwich, district superintendent. Frank L. Aldrich, formerly of Staf ford Springs, but now living in Man tic. and Mrs. Hannah Cranston of Nj antic, formerly of Norwich, were mar
 ried May s at Mantle by Rev. H. F Fuller.
 Some of the farmers in the vicinit I of Coventry are waiting anxiously fo fertilizers which were ordered early il I the season and the non arrival 0 I which is delaying the planting of tn s seasons crops.
 ! Knights of Columbus are requeste ; to meet at the rooms Saturday even ing at 6.30 to take part in Red Cros parade and Sunday at 1 o'clock t
 take part in Colchester demonstra E tion.-adv. State lodges of Elks have receive notice that the ceremonies in connec | tion with the laying of the cornerston for the Elks' Reconstruction hospita Parker Hill, Boston, will take plac Saturday, June 15. Patriotic Norwich women are kee for early canning, now that suga comes easier. One husband declare that last season his economical wifi E J s ! cept the beanpoles. : Many friends of Rev. Joseph F. Fort
 a native of Norwich, now pastor of S
 Andrews Catholic church, Colcheste
 will attend the ceremonies incident { d the consecration of a service flag wit T B stars at that church tomorrow at 2 ternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Three cents flat may be the rate o
 the railroads in Connecticut before tt - present summer is over, and the rat
 may be even higher At the same tim
 the mileage cost is likely to be mad
 equal to the straight fare cost, for tr
 government disapproves selling mile
 age at reduced rates.
 Food candy and flower sale undt
 auspices of Taftville churches ;
 Piaut- -Cadden store, Saturday, fC s benefit of Red Cross. Light lunch " to D. m.-ady.
 All persons, firms and corporation
 except hotels, restaurants, boardir
 houses. bakers, cracker manufacture and home icanners, who use sugar E manufacturing their commercial proc \ uct. are expected to secure applicatiC
 blanks for apportionment, to be SCI
 to the food administration.
 When the Woman's Christian Ten