Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-06

A1umnae from this section are at- tending the commencement exercises at Northfeld seminary. East North field, Mass.
 A Deep River young woman. Miss Alice Millerick, is yeoman in the United States navy. and is stationed at New London.
 Franklin chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ, works the P. NJ. and M. E. M degrees at Masonic Temple tonight at 7.3O.- adv.
 The work at the Red Cross room in the Thayer building Wednesday af- ternoon was in. charge of Mrs. John Townsend, of Montville.
 At a special service in Holland Con- gregational church a f1ve-star service flag was presented the church by the Christian Ehdeavor society.
 A Litchfeld correspondent mentions that Miss Russel, domestic science teacher at the High school, has been at her home in Willimantic for a brief stay.
 The month of May was the busiest month at the w. W. Backus hospital since the founding of that institution. During the month 143 cases were ad fflitted.
 The automobile traffic was heavy Sunday over 1000 cars crossing the Connecticut river state bridge, an in- crease of 300 over the three previous Sundays.
 Eastern Connecticut alumni have been notified that the graduating exercises of Georgetown University are to take place on Sunday and Monday, June and 10. It is noted that. preceding Memorial day, flags were placed on the graves of 50 veterans in Lyme cemetery by E. G. Wiley of Norwich. and D. NJ. Davison, of Lyme.
 The submarines have not cut off the fish supply. Full line of fresh stock as usual at Powers Bros Phone your orders ear1y.-adv.
 Frederick D. Avery died Wednes- day at his home. 39 Orchard street East Hartford. After funeral services this CThursday) evening, the body is to be taken to Columbia for burial
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Schultz ot Rockville announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lillian Angus ta Schultz, to Harold Francis Clarke of Hartford The wedding will take place July 4.
 At Berkeley Divinity school. Mid dletown, the ordination services Wed nesday morning at II o'clock were at tended by Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown, rector of Trinity Episcopal church. Norwich.
 l Meat grows scarce and high anG wholesalers claim that not until the herd cattle are slaughtered will there be a relief The first kill of herd cat. tie is held during this month and the second late in September.
 Norwich friends of Capt. George R Case, who has been in Bermuda since November, have received word tha' he expects to start for home June 26 | Travel is heavy and he reports tht weather uncomfortably warm.
 The importance of shade, water an( green food for poultry was discussed by Prof. Roy E. Jones, extension poul tryman of the State Agricultural col lege, Storrs, at Meriden Chamber 0 Commerce hail Tuesday evening.
 Rev. E. F. Barrow. Miss Myra Hal and Miss Idella Scott left Wednesda! morning for Worcester where the, will attend the annual conference 0 the A. M E. Zion church as delegate from the Mckinley avenue church.
 Mrs. Bert..a Fish Baifey, 27, wif of, William Bailey of Groton, diet Tuesday at the home of her parent at Starr Hill, Gyoton. after a long i'll ness. She leaves her husband, par ents and a sister, Miss Mildred Fish
 Wednesday evening the workers a the Red Cross room appreciated tn prompt and kindly help of an unknoW electrician from the submarine base
 who came to their aid and remedie
 the deificulty when two of the light
 went queer.
 A recipe for war bread contrib uted by Mrs. c, NJ. Smith, of Scot land, to the current White Ribbo Banner, calls for four cups whea
 -four. one cup rolled oats, one cup c
 boiled rice. one cup mashed potato an Oue cup GOTH Il6dI.
 On Wednesday Herman I. Seavy ( Waterville, Me, who registered in Nor ] wich, was inducted by the local drat
 board as an official photographer. Thi
 is the first photographer sent fror
 Norwich. He was sent to Madiso barracks at Sackett's Harbor, N. Y. At the celebration of the thirtiet anniversary of the organization C
 Andover Grange, No. 76, P. of H., o Monday evening State Master F. I
 Biakeman of Stratford. State Lee turer Charles A. Wheeler of Storr
 and other officials were in attendanc At the graduating exercises of S . Margaret's fashionable school at Wa terbury Tuesday. one of the stars O the service flag unfurled was for Roi
 ert Miller, private at Fort Wrigh
 Fishers Island, who was for son
 time janitor in St Margaret's and we
 drafted from there.
 The closing of the port of New Yof
 has caused many inquiries as to whetI
 CT the Steamer Eugene c. Hart of u Kay Transportation company wou
 make her regular trips or not Agel < Knouse on Wednesday evening state !. that he had received no notification
 tbs discontinuance of the trips