Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-07

Next Sunday is communion Sunday for the Holy Name society of St Pat rick's parish, the members attending the 7.SO mass in body.
 Craven Family Orchestra and Quar- tette, last of Y. NJ. c. A. course. Fri day, March Sth.-adv.
 Among the newer books at Otis li- brary is The Interlopers, the latest story by Miss Julie M. Lippmann of New York, former Norwich visitor Unions contributing to the Banner fund as acknowledged by the March White Ribbon Banner are Danielson q, Milldale s1. Scotland s1., Williman- tic s1.
 A service flag is flying at. the home of AIr and Mrs. Eweritte Maurice, S43 Franklin street, for their son, Everitte Maurice Jr., oe naval reserves, .,ow at the state pier.
 Men have begun clearing up the ruins of the Norwich sanatorium barn, burned during the early winter. It is possible that when rebuilt the barn may be erected on new site.
 Mrs Josephine Avery Gray of New London has announced the engage ment of her daughter, Eunice Cutler Gray, to Max Ebert Underhill, son of Mrs. Allen Shaw Bush of Gales Ferry Franklin Chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ, works the Past Master and AI E. Master degrees tonight at Masonic 1 Temple at 7.3O.-adv.
 Suspicion has been aroused in Nor wich by a man who applies for fur nished room. then tries to negotiate a loan from his new landiady to secure his trunks. violin case, etc, held at the station.
 Frank w. Barber and his daughter, ] Miss Marjorie Barber, of Plain Hill, who recently purchased the property Of Dr. Lester E. Walker on Boswell avenue, will take possession in week or ten days.
 |. Among the school children there is keen rivalry to increase their num- Der of war stamps, and even the small i patriots in the kjndergartens are l emptying their toy banks in the effort l to help win the war.
 There is a rur1or around Waterford 1 that Johnny Rieger wanted by the authorities for failing to report for ! duty at Camp Devens, has been locat- | ed under an assumed name in the navy and sent to Atlanta.
 i Millinery display Latest styles l trimmed and untrimmed hats. Popular 1 prices next Saturday, 99 Main street. Madam Fournier.-adv.
 The fraudulent chain letter appeal ! for funds to support a hospital in France for the wounded in tn eface and jaw is still circulating, such a letter having been received in several Connecticut towns this week. It is stated that the Humane society is to look closely the coming season after the half fed, overworfed horses 1 driven by Chesterfield farmers into New London, to meet boats and trains
 bringing boarders from the city A Norwich man who is in Cuba l writes home that shipments of sugar from. that island are easier now, as 9 sort of reciprocity for butter, fou1 and other foodstuffs, being sent in
 larger quantities from this country. I There was a high mass of requiem ! in St Charles church, Bridgeport \ Monday, on the first anniversary ot the death of Thomas Sweeney. a l member of a well known Greeneviile i family, now residents of Bridgeport ! The official board of Trinity Meth ! odfst church at meeting of the mem 1 5ership of the church this (Thursday) evening will decide. the question o1 changing from the pew renting system to an undivided weekly offering sys- l tenn.
 Miss Adles, Lenox house, Tel. 1267 remainder of week. Newest hail
 styles wonderful discovery for restor- ing color to gray and faded hair
 Early appointments necessary.-ad
 The 2sth annual state conference oi
 D. A. R. regents, delegates and alter
 mates is to be held by invitation O. K Abigail Wolcott Ellsworth chapter, or Thursday. March 21, in the Congre.
 gational church parish house in Wind
 sor at 10 o'clock.
 n The planea Mars comes into tn,
 eastern evening sky this month il Virgo, rising at 8 D. m. Being at oppo siHon to the sun on the 18th, it's mo tion is retrograde. moving about Il degrees westward during the month
 It is nearest the earth on the 18th. The March issue of the Connection Citizen has on it's cover page a. pic
 ture of a former pastor of the old Sa
 chem street Methodist church, Nor
 wien, Rev. J. H. James, 82, ofS Rock vile, secretary of the State Temper
 ance union for 13 years. who died Feb 10th.
 Twenty members of the Progressiv,
 Missionary club of the Central Bap
 tist church held a pleasant meetin.
 Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
 Charles l.. Stark, 12S Maple street
 Mrs. John E. Post presiding. Read
 ings, sewing, etc, occupied the after
 noon.
 The central committee for the relic
 of Jews suffering through the wa
 has issued a special Passover appeal
 It is the object of the committee tl
 secure at least 25;0e0 subscribers wh,
 will give $1o each, which sum vii
 maintain a Jewish family in the va zone during Passover week.
 The Ladies auxiliary of the A. 0
 H. will meet this evening with tn president. Mrs. Julia Brock, of Fsoun tain street, to work for the Red Cross
 Last weeks meeting was held wit
 Mrs. Nellie L,eahy of Boswell avenue
 Mrs. Joseph s. OsNeill sllas charge o the 6fstffhutfon of the work