Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-26
lllae Bl1ligtin.
Norwich, Friday, April 2s, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Ine IHOoii iuliS tOuoss e4AS 9eAA, S.O5 a. m.
 Light vehicle lamps at S,Os o'clock this evening.
 Dr. Abbott lectures at Slater Hall this afternoon at 2.15. Admission 2oc. adv.
 Liberty day! Old Glory should be displayed at all points. from sunrise to sunset,
 Fewer complaints. are heard of eoun- try roads. which are being repaired by town officials.
 According to recently issued. statis- tics, Connecticut lost 2S5 persons killed by automobiles in 1917.
 Warmer weather is, starting property owners to plant shrubs and decorativ plants on grounds and lawns. A months mind requiem high mass for Edward Aubrey was sung by Rev Myles P. Calvin in St. Patrick's church Thursday at o'clock.
 A number of visiting teachers who will be entertained by local friends over the convention today arrived in ] Norwich Thursday evening
 At .Saybrook. William A. Clark has been appointed foreman of the labor l CTS camp stationed in the pit, where 1 there are eleven sleepers and dining cars.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now. Female dogs $1e.25, male and spayed dogs s1.25. One dol lar extra after May 1st-adv
 Connecticut women returning from the D. A. R. congress in Washington report general enthusiasm and loyalty among the D. A. E. all over the country.
 A former Moosup pastor, Rev. John l Oldham, has again been placed in charge OF the Methodist church at West Harrington by this weeks con ference appointment.
 Yesterday morning in Trinity Epis- copal church the rector, Rev. J. Eldred Brown, oficiated at the celebration oi the holy communion on the feast day of St. Mark the Evangelist.
 A fine showing of new spring ant l reasonable prices at Il Union street Mrs. W. H. Rogers.-adv.
 Several Italian residents of Norwicl are to attend the parade and patriots meeting in Meriden Sunday next, whel General Emilio sGuglielmotti, hero 0 the battle of Isonzo, will speak.
 The 10.45 car New Londonward iron ! cyI,f ho Ia
 the army and navy special. as it i
 boarded by the boys in the fedora } service who have been in Norwich ol brief furloughs during the day. At Victory war rally held Tues day evening in the church at Hambur an address was given by Rev. McLea M. Goldie of Black Hall, a former rec tor of Grace church, Yantic, who ha l recently returned from oversea. Acting under special dispensatio,
 issued by Wm. F. English, Gram g. A. NJ. will work the first degre ] on Saturday, April 27, at Masoni Temple at 4.S0 p. nl., and the secon degree at 7.30 p. m.-adv. Good progress is being made in tn ] house. to- house religious canvass b Mr and Mrs. Fred J. Miner, who al
 working in Norwich under the au } spices of the State Bible society, an have already visited Laurel Hi E Greeneville and Preston. At a dance held at Ocean Beac pavilion Wednesday night a feature ( E the evening was one-step contest fc which beautiful silver loving cup wa offered. It was captured by Jame Kanuse of the submarine base and h partner, Miss Helen Gilmore. E At St. Joseph's church, North Gro;
 venordale, tonight ,CFriday) a serviC flag with 32 stars is to be raise \ Lieut.. Chaplain Father Thomas
 Lynch of Camp Devens, former
 curate at Baltic. will preach in Frenr
 and English and will bless the flag. The attractive residence of Carl '
 Brown on Warren street, Norwich, h;
 been leased by Paymaster John Dal
 iels of the submarine base, who wi \ his family will take possession Ms \ 1st. MT. and Mrs. Brown will occuI cottage at Gales Ferry for the SC;
 son.
 A
 notes that a former Norwich resideI 2 Calvin L. Rawson. has sold his far in the English Neighborhood to The
 dore Johnson, who will take posse sion at once. Mr. and Mrs Rawst
 are with Luther Rawson for the pre-
 ent.
 The funeral of Marvin F. Beebe, vi
 died in Preston. was held Wednesd
 afternoon from the home of his SC h, Charles Beebe, 34 Denison avenue, Nc ,s London Richard W. Mansfield, supe
 intendent of the E. P. Learned missiC
 officiated. Burial was in Jordan cem IT, tery
 l. Letters will go out from the Co
 necticut state council of defense to
 clergymen in the state requesting th
 the Liberty loan proclamation of Gc
 Marcus H. Holcomb be read at tht services, and that appeals be ma N for the investment in bonds of S third Liberty loan.
 } Local alumni learn that six mo 2 members of the teaching staff Brown university have entered the T tional service, or will do so within t 3 months. This makes 21 members last years teaching staff who have ceived appointments under the Unit
 States government
 At Mystic, when St. Patrick's Iii | ney cadets held meeting in Columt hall Wednesday night, the manager
 the baseball team reported on the ga
 to be played Saturday, May IS, a
 announced that the Father Math Tierney cadets of Norwich will SC their team to Mystic.