Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

Senior- Junior Debate For 6uIiard cup-Town Meeting Tonight.
 Pierre Boulaine of Southbridge spent Sunday at his home in Daniel son.
 Leslie Murray and Miss Meta Hea- ley, both of Hartford, were Easter Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat rick F. Murray.
 St. James parochial school will open Tuesday for the spring term. Olin c, Fuller is now employed at the Fore River yards at Quincy, en- gagged in shipbuilding. Gift of Wrist Watch. Joseph Arthur Laprade. one of the selected men who left for Camp Dev- Chs Saturday, was presented wrist watch by the employees of the depart ment where he worked at the Con necticut mills,
 This is the morning that the trout | fishermen get their first legitimate chance of the season to try for the out trying.
 Bond Quota Not Known.
 Saturday of this week the towns Liberty loan organization will start it's third campaign. Up to Sunday af- ternoon Chairman Charles A. Filling hast of the Danielson district com 1 mittee had not been informed how many bonds this district would be ex- pected to sell.
 Private Charles E. Franklin return ed to Camp Dix Saturday night after spending a leave of absence at his home in Danielson.
 Aldege Duhamer of New London spent the weekend at his home in Danielson.
 The trucking equipment of W. W Wheatley was sold at auction on Rev. holds street Saturday afternoon by
 J. Carl Witter. The sale was largely
 attended.
 I Seriously III. I Mrs. J. N. Lavallee, was seriously i'll Sunday at her home on Maple
 street.
 Lester Bill, of the U S. naval re- serve. spent Sunday at his home 1T 1 Danielson
 Il There were large congregations al
 all the Easter services at Danielsor
 churches Sunday
 | Rev. H. N. Brown of Danielsor conducted an Easter Sunday after. noon service at the Pentecosta !, church in Putnam. I Ali on New Time Schedule Il Very few persons here forgot to ad vance their timepieces an hour Sat ) urday night. Sunday morning therl was nothing to indicate that the peo Z pla of Danielson hadn't been liyinl under the daylight saving plan for on
 hundred years.
 T Miss Mary Hill of Broad street vii | } church at her home Tuesday evening : for a prayer meeting. To Debate For Cup. .t Debating teams of the senior an junior classes at Kilhngly High schoe will meet in debate this month for tn Bullard Liberty cup, presented by " !. I. Bullard.
 2 Unusual enthusiasm is being show !, i. by many persons who, through thei :, membership in organizations, hay 2 been invited to assist in the Libert ! loan drive that is to be started in thi :, district next Saturday morning. el Will Discuss Tax Rate. ,. Several matters of importance t :. taxpayers will be considered this eve h ming at the adjourned annual tow : meeting. The principal matter to h : decided will be the laying of the ta 6 1 rate for this year.
 A number of Danielson people wi
 be in Putnam this evening to atten
 the annual ball to be given by Ca1 l. gill council, Knights of Columbus. :, New members are to be receive Il into the Congregational church ne7 = Sunday morning at the communio o service
 IS At one of the big mills in this V l | asfa ie, af aF 't that is to be used for surgical dres.
 iings is to be turned out during u
 next few months. m Police Dog For Junior Red Gro . Prize. at "Pershing," splendid young p
 lice dog, born at the Pahsade kenne st at East Kiliingiy on June 1 of la er year, gets prominent notice in u
 April number of one of the be ,- known magazines in the country. ia Pershing has been purchased hy t aa magazine management and is to
 awarded as prize to the Junior R or Cross chapter that makes the be se record of service during a stated D
 riod. A photographic likeness of t ,n beautiful animal accompanies the t F. announcement that the magazi
 makes in connection with the ope
 ing Of It's contest.
 The announcement also outlines t
 thoroughbred breeding of the dog al
 contains a sketch of the wonderi of work police dogs have done with t .,, armies in France during the period v the war. Brusco, once famous poll
 dog that was at Verdun, is credit
 with having saved the lives of at lea t. 100 wounded men who had fallen S. out of the way places and who WoJ b. never have been found in time to re
 der them needed aid if not for t
 keen scented dog. r. Members of Junior Red Cross cha lis ters all over the country will compe k. for the possession of "Pershing." W 'i- is expected to eventually find his W of into war service.
 Putnam Team Leading. The detailed score of the seco naJ meeting between tournament teaI nd of the Bohemian club of Daniels se and the Elks' lodge of Putnam sho to the Putnam organization leading }: l 79 points, 54 of which were made h- the second meeting. lt- In pool games, at the second me, / lirg, Bohemians made 3g4 poii or against BIO by the Elks. In biilial
 the Bohemians got 240 points agail
 300 for the Elks. and in whist the E ed henians were credited with 163 poil rN against 2S1 for the Elks. IT. OBITUARY IF
 Mrs .Pa&rink R;fAv