Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

At New London station. Lee Ming a full blooded Chinaman. is engaged IS porter.
 Payment on bills due to Dr.. John w. Callahan will be received at Ring & Sisks Store.-adx.
 Chilly weather does not please those local anglers who have their thoughts on trout fishing Monday next.
 The scent of Hot Cross buns was noticeable in some sections of the city at an early hour this morning.
 A big shipment of government cloth was made by the Winchester Woolen Mills at Thamesville Thursday.
 The senior class of the Rockville High School left for New York Thurs day. on the annual senior class trip. Connecticut where war work is being done. employees are being photograph ed.
 Golden Cross delegates are being appointed to attend the Grand Com mandery meeting in New London on April 9.
 The fifty patients at Backus hospi- tai will be provided an ice cream des- sert for their Easter dinner by Supt E. Leon Hutchins.
 The Rockville exemption board will send 12 men from Rockville Saturday morning. They will go to Camp Dew ems by way of Willimantid
 At Trinity Episcopal church, the rector, Rev. J. Bldred Brown, off, ciated at the celebration Of the holy communion Thursday morning.
 There was meeting of the Grad uate Nurses Association of Connec- ticut at the Old Peoples Home in Hartford Wednesday afternoon.
 The anthem. sung at Park church Palm Sunday, was Palm Branches, by Fame, the words being by Mrs. Flu gene Wallner, a former member of Park church.
 Local bee men have been notified that the Connecticut Bee Keepers As sociation will hold it's twenty y-seventh annual meeting at the capitol in | Hartford, April G.
 Franklin chapter, No. 1, R. A. II. works the Royal Arch Degtee at Ma sonic Temple today at ?. 3.S0, 5.50 ant l I.SQ D. m.-adv. .ra Vacation home-comers are fewer i than usual this Easter. so many boy; are in the service, while most colleges and preparatory schools are shorten. irg the holiday recess.
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 It is now ruled that, beginning Apri IA. all bakers will be obliged to us' at least 25 per cent. of wheat substi l tutes in bread and rolls. Present re. quirements are 20 per cent.
 At the Central Baptist church or | Thursday evening the Passion Weel auditorium. The pastor preached { sermon on The Death of Christ. l Opening new millinery store, 4 Broadway. today. Choice trimmed ant smart hats at popular prices. Publi invited. Mime. Fournier.-ady.
 Bird students note that the robin seen about town are unusually nu rerous and unusually plump this yea iI spite of a winter when ice an
 snow covered the ground so long.
 At Rowayton, today (Friday). Pro
 Roy E. Jones. of the poultry extension
 bureau of Storrs college. will give II demonstration of the need of prope
 incubating and breeding of chicks a the farm of John Sherman Hoyt.
 died at his home. Saybrook Point las | Xxyno of h
 is survived by his wife and thre daughters, one of the latter beinj
 Mrs. James Jones of Willimantic. One hundred women physicians, in cluding specialists in tuberculosis an
 pediatrics, will soon be in France, un der the auspices of the American Wo
 mems Hospitals. which is represente
 in Norwich by Dr. Ter J. Manwarin: Reports received from various town have convinced the federal food ad
 ministration for Connecticut that tn
 sugar shortage of last winter has pass ed and that people are no longer wo1 fying about the supply of suga
 which seems to be about normal
 The last meeting of the North Stor
 ington community chorus for this sea son was held in the school hall Wed
 Qesday evening. It has been thougf : best to suspend meetings until ne1
 fall, when work will be started on ' eantata, The Village Blacksmith. Rallies will be held in the ruri ? schoolhouses of the town school sys tems in support of the third Libert loan when that is launched ne1
 month. A special effort will be mac by the government to interest res
 dents of rural districts in the thil
 Liberty loan.
 The mass at 8 o'clock in St. Pa
 ricks church Holy Thursday W; sung by Rev. Myles P. Calvin. The was the customary procession of chi I dren of the parish as the Sacred Ho was borne to the side altar to rema until Good Friday mass Of the Pr
 Sanctided today.
 Two stars have been added to IT Norwich Bulletins service flag, f William Nj. Savage at the naval ba and pr. Leslie Gager, in France, nal ing five. the three original stars il dicating that Robert o. Fletcher. Re; inald c. Pardv and Harold R. RobinsC are in the federal service