Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-29
Norwich, Monday, ApriI g. 1s1s.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Most of the May breakfasts held this year will be for the benefit of the Red Cross.
 Trailers were run on a number of the trolley trips from the north, dur ing Saturday.
 Of interest to Norwich cottagers is the fact that Lords Point reservoir is full and overfiowing.
 Make Norwich 100 per cent. efficient by subscribing through the Boy | Scouts.-adv.
 From Belknap Rev. J. M. von Deck | has been appointed to preach in the | Methodist church at Staffordville.
 The magnolia tree at Buckingham | Memorial, now in full bloom, is ad- i mired by all who pass that way
 The removal of the iron fence from the Franklin street side of Boswell Avenue park is an improvement.
 Sunday was the first genuine spring day of the season and nobody re- mained indoors who was not obliged to.
 The former r. W. Cary residence on Mckinley avenue, recently purchased by Albert T. Utley. is now occupied by Mir and Mrs. Utley.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now. Female dogs $10.25, male and spayed dogs $1.25. One dol lar extra after May 1st.-ady.
 Tn North Stonington, Rev. G. F. Goodenough of Ledyard preached at the Congregational church Sunday, in exchange with Rev. o. D. Fisher
 When Supt A, W. Jarvis men were digging some posts in a shady DOT tion of Yantic cemetery Saturdaythey found a foot and a half of frost
 A new star is to be added to the service flag at F. W. Guilds, on Broadway, for Frank P. Allen, who leaves for Camp Upton Wednesday.
 A blanket has been sent in to the Stafford Springs Red Cross from Mashapaug. The blanket was knitted by the boys and girls of the school. The sun was so warm on Sunday that in some places tar pavements were softened up so much that they were cUy into by the shoes of pedes- .rians.
 At Rockville, The James J. Began Manufacturing company has pur- chased new. coal unloading lma achine that will unload thirty tons of coal an hour. The members of the Rebekah Lodge, in charge of Mrs. OSten T. Ferguson, ! held successful rummage sale in the ! Breed Building, Friday, for the benefit i oi the Red Cross.
 i The New York, New Haven and l Hartford roads week end service be- 1 tween New York and points in Con- necticut and Massachusetts, will be resumed Saturday, May II. Buy a Liberty bond, then go to the town clerks office and license youl dog. Open Tuesday, and "Wednesday f evenings. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 1t is reported that a woman fraud is selling perfumery from house to house in various parts of the state, usins the preteEt that the proceeds are tC go to the Salvation Army war fund
 Sunday from St. Patrick's pulpit the circular announcing the Victor! Conference iE the Town Hall Thurs day, May 2nd, was read, and the wo men of the congregation were urgee to attend.
 \ package of IS pounds of tinfoi was turned over to Mrs Ida Eccles ton 2r the room of the Women, League Saturday, by Ever Ready Cir cle, Of the Kings Daughters. of Nor wich Town.
 News has heen received from Fill more Sage. sor of MT. and Mrs. Ere, E. Sage, cf Cedar street. tha he is ir Trench hospital althougl his ai!nent is nothing more seriou than humps.
 Rest awhile Cottage at Gales Fer ry. owned by Isaac S. Jones. of Nor
 wich, has been leased again for Jul and August by Rev. Dr. Peter
 Wright and family, of Hartford, for merly of Norwich
 Subscriptions to the Associate
 Colored Societies War Service com mittee's comfort fund for selectiv ' service men to be called from thi
 
 of Connecticut towns. :, Local dealers have been notifie that the government officials have is
 sued orders that only seventy pc
 cent. of the amount of beers and ale
 that were sold last year. can be deliv
 cred by the breweries to the variou = saloons this year.
 . Having considered in a series
 sermons the sins of pride, avarice an
 lust, Rev. Peter J. Cuny preached St. Patrick's church Sunday on AT
 ger, pointing out how inclination
 that sin should be controlled by tf
 intellect and the will.
 The beautiful mausoleum erected
 Maplewood cemetery for Mrs. loser
 M Burdick was completed last wee
 and Saturday Church & Allen enton1l < ed the body of former Captain of P, \ lice Burdick, which has been in u
 receiving vault at the cemetery. Sales of war savings and thri
 stamps in Connecticut amount E more than $3,000. 900, according to fl 5 ures announced Saturday at the off v of the state director of war savings = Hartford, s2,sS1, 900 having been so
 through the medium of the vario
 post offices, and the remaind k1. 1-