Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-02

 Blues with Mrs. W. ". Potter. 146 Church street, Tuesday afternoon; leader, Alice Peterson. Tuesday ev- ening. monthly meeting If the board Of trustees in the vGtry. The con- munity teacher training course for Sunday school workers will meet on Tuesday evening, when Er. Woodin will give B lantern lecture on the Land of the Book. The publtc is invited. Thursday evening, prayer meeting. Y P. S. c. E. will hold their monthly business meeting and social with MT. and Mrs. A. D. Carpenter, Friday night.
 The warning for the annual city meeting has been issued and Is at- tractfng some attention. The meeting will be held in the town hall. Thurs day evening, December ,. After the routine business has been transacted Clause of the warning-To deter mine whether the city wiE appropri- ate $2,50o and authorize the common council to appropriate s2.500 for the purchase of yard for and in the name 1 of the city to be used for the storage of the tools and personal property of l the city. Clause To determine | whether the city will accept the land in the town of Windham given by the will of the fate Charles X. Cap&s to the city for park subject to the con- | ditions set forth in said will.' Eebert A. Case of this city has i been appointed one of the city direc- 1 tors for the T.. s. Boys Working l Reserve. The appointment was made 1 by w. D. Hood. who is the federal di ! rector for Connecticut There are 1 eight county directors, two assistant 1 county direCsnrs and seven city di- 1 rectors. These directors plan to en- ] roll 2000 Connecticut boys in 1919. 1 Plans have been made for the sum- i uler camps. which it is hoped will be- gin about May 15. 1919. Each county and city director is to communicate l with high school principals and super 1 visors i'll his territory with view to 1 getting everyone in readiness for the l recruiting drive of January 20, 1919 1 Ma jor General Burpee, commander of l the Connecticut State Guard, has. eX- | pressed his readiness to organize in 1 the high schools a Junior State Guard l in which all boys to the age of 16 may 1 receive military training under State Guard officers. The only requirement will be that the high schools furnish l suitable drilling halls and provide at l least fifty boys in each school who l desire this training. It is not intend ! cd to limit the trainng to high school boys for any jn/i may join. Boys will ] wear uniforms similar to those worn | by the State Guard
 John Reilly, who is a member of 1 the s. A. T. C. at Georgetown uni 1 versity, Washington, D. C. has re- ! turned to the university after spend- ing Q few days with his parents. MT. and Mrs. John Reilly of Church 1 street. Miss Fannie Bishop, principal of 1 the kindergarten at the Windham ! Street school will be one of the speak CTS at the annual meeting of the Con- ! nectiCut Kindergarten association to be held in New Haven. Saturday. De- cernber |. Mss Bishops tn9ic will be , Patriotism
 Miss Marian Afford has returned to New Haycn after Spending the Thmanksgiving recess with her sister Miss Alice Afford of lG6 Prospect street
 Milton 4. Wilson sor of the late l Frank M. Wilson of this city. who en- listed in the naval aviation service and started to train a few weeks ago at the Massa chusetts. Institute ot i Technology has given up he train ing and returned tp his home in 1 WethersfieId
 Allen F. Lincoln assoai8te director
 of the Connecticut State Council of
 Defense, and his daughters. Miss Bar
 hara Lincoln and Miss Elsie Lin
 coin, spent Thanksgiving with Dr.
 and Mrs. T. R. Parker
 The Chri5tnias Parcels committed have finished their work, nd report
 that they have sent out 1Gs boxes tc
 soldier relatives overseas. IT is prob i able that there would have been 6
 great many more if the world war haC
 not terminated as it did
 Junior Four Minute contest vii be held in the town hall in Glaston ! bury, Wednesday evening. December
 1. One of tlh speakers of the evening
 will be Levi T. Garrison, Is Godfrey
 street
 fGlong the returning soldiers srt
 William F Hltes of Turner street ant ! Raymond Parker of Church stree
 who have come from Camp Zaehar7
 Taylor
 Millions of Americans are to hea: 1 the summons to answer the Christina. l Roll Cali through the adye1 Using col
 umns of tho newspapers. the maga
 zines and through posters on bill boards, fences. store windows, llote , | lcDbies and counties other availa bl . HlPolS- lie boli Cdl Wiu ne heid be
 tween December 16 and. December ?: Every chapter in the country is t call it's roll during that week and al increase of over 360 per cent. il
 membership is wanted. The call of tn
 Red Cross will have to go out to tbs people and if is through a careful arranged advertising plan paid for b !! patriotic business men that this wi be done.
 Mrs. Honora Manning, formerly 0