Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-08
EvANeELlsTic SERVICES.
Three Churches to Unite For Week
 of Special Meetings.

Beginning Sunday there is to be a week of union eyangeiistic servicer in the Baptist, Methodist, and Congrega- . tional churches. Rev. Judson Set ger, pastor evangelist, is to conduct the series of services which are to be of special interest A chorus of 50 voices will sing.
 Next Sundays services are to be held at the Baptist church, Rev. J. T. Edwards. the pastor. will speak at the morning service, Rev. Walter B. Will jams of the Congregational church at the evening service at o'clock
 Week days, March 11-1s, at 7.Su p. m, services are to be held in the Methodist church, Rev. Mir Setzer preaching. A series of quiet hour services are to be held every week day afternoon, excepting Saturday, at f p. m, Sat the Methodist church Pas tors from nearby towns will be in charge of these meetings. Tha clos ing service will be Sunday evening, | March IT, at the Congregational church.
 Rev. A. W. Barwick of Plainfield and A. P Burns of Danie1so1i are to be the song. leaders during the series of spe- cisl services.
 Spring Showed Under. | Signs Of spring in DsAieison were showed under Thursday by an unpre- dicted storm that swirled down out l of the north. From early afternoon of "Wednesday to early afternoon oi | Thursday the mercury showed a droI of about 25 degrees and a new blanket l Of SHOW had come as ? reminder that winter is still on the job. W;U Ir.nroua pro-e.4., i Joseph Bodo, who recently sold his business, states that as soon as the weather permits he will have under. taken the work of remodeling the bis l dwelling he owns on Main street, just south of the railway crossing, remodel ed so as to provide space for m addi- | tional store CT stores, for which he al ready has applications from firms wh1 | would rent them.
 1 MT. Bodo's improvement plans in. clude a proposal to lay a wide ceman walk in front of the Bodo business block and along the entire frontage oi 1 the building to be remedeled This al.e other changes win decidedly inrrov. thethe appearance of that part of tht business section.
 Goodyear Plant in South America,
 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Go
 which has a plant in this town, has an, nounced that it is to sstabkshe a bii plant for manufacturing tires in on, of the Southern American countries after the war. The tires made there close to the source of the r11oher s1ip ply, will be for, use in South America
 where the autoplobiie business is ex banding.
 l Inspector of Cloth.
 Walter Sayies, ef Eirnvalle, has bee,
 appointed a government inspector C
 cloth and is stationed at ore Of tie bi
 mills working on government order
 in 8 Massachusetts city.
 I Accepted as Interpreter.
 Among the registered men of Gas No. 1 in this district who kevs bee accepted through the medical adviser.
 board for a special and Itmitad ser vice is Principal Ernest R. Ware of killingly High Sclsoal. tc ee an in terpreter of French ard Gern4a: l Principal Warren. however; has ns ' been called for service and vii! cor tinue his work hare fer an indesn;t < , period.
 I Ressette Divorce Suit,
 The contested divorce csae of iIr 7 Rose Bessette vs. Joiin N. Ressatte ( 7 the West Side ig listed to pe hear } at today's session. of. inc superior cou1 : ] in Putnam. Attbraey C. L. Towey r counsel for Mrs Bessette, Attorney j I F. Bill for Mir. Bessette.
 Boys Might ETefp Farm. l It has been suggested here that tk f patrotisrn of high school boys be ar : pealed to and that they be invited 1 l take up farm work during the conir : spring and summer as a contributio 7 toward the winning of the war, u : boys, of course. to be compensated f. e their work
 e Robert Saunders, game protector. [ now making his home irl the iueiiir t at Quinebaug lake Mir and Mrs. Rc . Marriott, who were residents ther e have moved to Moosup.
 James Geer, Central Village, was b,
 fore Judge Woodward in the toR
 court Thursday morning. A fine VI : imposed upon him for having been il : toxicated.
 q George F. Gregory of Providen, n visited friends here Thursday, T LeRten services were held at S
 Alban's church Thursday,