Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Communion service will be held in the Episcopal churches this morning, in observance of the feast day of St Philip and St. James.
 Supper at the Universalist church Wednesday, $ to ' o'clock p. m.-adv. Papers showing an increase of cap- itai stock have been filed by the Whitestone Worsted company of Xiii lingly from $75,OOO to S115.OOo,
 For the convenience of readers, Miss Cash, librarian at Otis Library, has grouped 4S books on the Euro pean war added since November 1st Don't forget dance Thursday, May ,. Dang Jazz Band. Pulaski Hall.- adv.
 A Liberty Loan rally was held Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall, Mantle. MT and Mrs. James G. Ham mond of Waterford were the speak CTS.
 A reception was held Tuesday eve ring in the Lee Methodist parsonage, Holland, in honor of the new pastor and his wife. Rev. and Mrs. William Barber.
 The ambulance from the Backus hospital went to New London Tues day morning, bringing back a patient who entered the local hospital for medical treatment.
 Soak your seed potatoes in formal dehyde before planting. 50 cents a pound at Lee & Osgood's.-adv,
 At St. Patrick's church, during May. devotions in honor of the Bless ed Virgin Mary are to be held Tues day evenings. and at the parish mass every morning at o'clock.
 The patients and staff at the Nor wich State Tuberculosis Sanatorium have demonstrated their patriotism by filling eight comfort kits for the recent rush requisition of the Red Cross.
 The first Conn. River Shad are ex- pected at Powers Bros market this morning as the shad season starts May 1st.-adv.
 The Rosary and Scapular society of
  Fleming, president, voted at it's quar- terly meeting Sunday afternoon, to purchase $50 bond of the third Lib- erty loan.
 Miss M. C. Ad1es is at the Leno1 | house. Main street, until Friday. New est Hair styles. Early appointments i necessary. Tel 1267.-adv.
 Congressman Richard P. Freeman has forwarded pouch of gardeT seeds from the United States Agri- cultural Department to James K. Guy of Middletown for free distribution among the different town schools.
 License your dogs in the towr clerks office now. Female dogs S10.25 male and spayed dogs $1.25. One dol lar extra after May 1st.-adv
 Nurses in this section have beer invited to attend the seventh annua meeting of the Connecticut Statt League of Nursing Education. to b, held in the assembly, hall of the Olt Peoples Home at Hartford this (Wed nesday) afternoon.
 NOW is the time to put down egg in water glass for winter use" say Prof. W. F. Kirkpatrick of the Con nectcut Agricultural College. in a bulletin prepared for the committe of food supply of the Connection State Council of Defense. In order that you may have no ex cuse for not subscribing for Libert, Bonds the Norwich Savings Societ. will be open this Wednesday, even ing.-adv.
 Largely through the efforts of Mis c. M. Christoph, secretary at the Nor wich State Tuberculosis Sanatoriun the twenty-five members of the stat have subscribed, during the past weel i the splendid sum of s2,Oo0 for tn purchase of Liberty bonds.
 The beautiful old fashioned blue bells in the grounds at the Brewe homestead on Washington street. tn residence of Miss Louisa J. Brewe are in bloom and as usual are a won derful sight. The flowers are no much later than in ordinary years.
 Tn order that you may have no ez cuse for not subscribing for Libert Bonds the Norwich Savings Societ will be open this Wednesday, ever ing.-adv.
 Rockville is nearing the half-mi lion mark in the subscriptions to tr third Liberty loan Up to yesterda y afternoon the total was between $425 GOO and $450.000. This is somewh; over the quota of $311, ,00o. Efforts al being made to secure at least half ?. million.
 
 An extra consignment of fine knitted wristlets from the Gales Fe, " branch. Mrs. Walter M Bucking ham, chairman, was received by MI = John D. Hall. chairman of the w
 mems League, just in time to he toward outf1tting the men who lea, this week.
 E In order that you may have no e,
 cuse for not subscribing for Liber
 Bonds the Norwich Savings Socie
 will be open this Wednesday, eve
 ing.-adv. . All A certificate of organization of t E Frsbie-McCornick Company of No
 wich has been filed with the secreta
 of state. The officers are: Presidel
 William R, Frisbie; vice presidel Calvin H. F'risbie; treasurer and SC
 retary, Daniel J. Mccormick, IT..
 of Norwich.
 Meriden papers note that Perry 5 Wallace of the Connecticut Agricl q tiiral collegt at Storrs has come
 Meriden to assume charge of the flu - for food production under direction the agricultural committees of |
 NRr bureau and chamber of col merce cooperating.
 n Many Connecticut people have