Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-02
WILLIMANTIC

WTndham men who are eager to aid their country in an industrial capac- lty may now do so through rne gov ernment arsenals and navy yards. The U 5. Civil Service Comm ssion has given notice of the following openings: at U. $. arsenals, gauge makers, in- strument makers, machinists, general machine operators. tooimakers: in U. $. navy yards, maehinists ara tool hands. toolmakers and electrical ma chinists and tool hands, 'toolmakers and electrical machinists. Time and half is paid for all time in excess of eight hours. Free transportation is given. Only men in non essential industries are desired.
 Tuesday evening a farewell recep- ton was tendered by members Of his Suflcield paNsh to Rev. John E. Clark, who has become rector of St. Joseph's church, Wnlimantic During the evening. Harry Day, in behalf of the members of the church and other friends, presented Father Clark purse of $500. in recognition of his faithful services as rector of the Sa- cred Heart church during the last five years.
 Methodist Episcopal church, Church street near Main street: Rev c. liar ley Smith, minister. Services Sunday at 10.45 a. m. with a celebration of holy communion. F m, Sunday school, S p. m., Epworth League; p. m., the pastor will preach.
 First Baptist church, Arthur D. Carpenter, minister. Sunday, 1045, morning worship, followed by com munion and reception of new members Sermon theme: Abiding in Christ; 12 m, church school. Rally day on the second Sunday in November. 500. Y. P. S. c. E., subject, All for Christ; 100, evening service, subject, The Gospel of the Second Chance.
 sFirst Congregations church, Harry s. McCready, minister. 9+45 a. m., church school: 12.25, mems rally in the GreX club room. Morning service Cherubim. At ' D. m., home-fire ser vice in the church house. Second in ! the series of life lessons from War ] Strategy. Good music under the di- rection of MT. and Mrs. Caswell. Christian Science Sunday morning ! service at 1045 in the Woman's Club | rooms, Main street. Subject of les son-sermon, Everlasting Punishment. Golden Text: James AS.
 Milk dealers who do a retail busi- | business in Willimantic have decided to raise the price of milk one cent a i quart. Milk has been selling for F | cents a quart from the can and E cents in sealed bottles. It will now cost 1S cents from the can and 14 cents in bottles.
 This (saturday) evening there will be democratic rally in the town hal at Rockville. The speakers will in clude United States Attorney Thomas J. Spelacy. nominee for governor; Judge George H. Robinson of Coven, | try, nominee for senator; and the Hon Frank P. Fenton of this city. nominee for congress. Judge Lyman Twining Tingier will preside.
 Three local saloons are going out oi business at the end of the present li- ccnse year. The one conducted by Oscar o. Tanner in the Shea block 29 Union street: Joseph Deludes, 95;
 Main street in the Tryon building; and | the third one, conducted by Isadorf Jedziniak at S1 Main street. This vii l leave 23 saloons in the town of Wind ham, so there is no immediate danger of a drought.
 Halloween frolic and dancing was enjoyed by over 300 at the Y. M c A. Thursday evening. Pickett's or chestra furnished music. Here was { variety of costumed figures on tht sym floor. Refreshments were served The Young Peoples Society of St PauPs Episcopal church had a surprise party and husking bee Thursday eve
 ming at the home of Frey Wyant a the old Jordan place. The trip wa! made by auto-truck.
 Joseph O'Connor, who sustained in Juries when he was struck by Hill house & Taylor's auto truck Tuesday is reported at St. Joseph's hospital a! getting along satisfactorily.
 Clifford J. Alpaugh of Churc! street has returned from q bushes! trip to New York.
 The vacancy as superintendent O the Films, caused by the resignation
 of Miss Mary Hovey of Hartford be
 cause of illness. has been filled by tht appointment of Mrs. Frank Martin
 Mrs. Martin is the widow of Franl
 Martin, at one time employed by tn
 American Thread company, later re
 siding in Honolulu. Mrs. Martin vii
 take up her new duties a. the end 0 next week.
 Mrs. Lydia M. Arnold, S4, who die at her home in Collinsvilie Thursday
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