Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-29

At present there are s2 patients at the Norwich State Tuberculosis Sana- torium.
 A contribution of tinfoil collected by Master Joseph Beausoliel is ap- preeiated by the Woman's League.
 The Ladies Auxiliary from Poque- tanuck brought sS for wool to the room of the Womau's League Tues day.
 A book recently acquired by the Peck Library. Norwich Free Academy, is James Nj. Beck's The War and Hu- manity.
 Tine pupils of the Wheeler school at North Stonington are planning to hold a picnic at Pleasant View on Memor- ial Day.
 Tuesday at o'clock. in St. Pat rick's church, an anniversary requiem hish mass for Ellen Callahan was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 Growers claim that the outlook for big yield of pears. piums. apples, quinces, grapes and all kinds of ber- ries was never more favorable:
 A meeting of the Holland County Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers is to be held in the Ellington church today.
 The ticket agents of the Consoli- dated system have received bundle Al. --{r, s,1- will be put on sale from now on.
 A fund is being raised in the Epis- copal diocese to purchase and equip a motor ambulance to be sent to Eu- rope by the Girls Friendly society of Connecticut.
 The state automobile department is to hold examinations at the Swan gar age in New London today CWednes- day) for those who seek moyor ve~ hicie operators licenses.
 New millinery store opening today. Trimmed white hats, military and draped, yelled hats, latest style. Four nier. A Broadway.-adv.
 A Mansfield correspondent notes that Mrs Jane H. Cassiry. of Nor wich, is the newly appointed head nurse of the south ward in the State Hospital at Mansfield Depot. Tuesday was day of summer tenn perature, with a most uncomfortable amount of humidity. Home gardeners found their exertions during the ear ly evening hours bit -wilting.
 The company of faithful Italian workers was at the Red Cross room Tuesday. preparing surgical supplies. Miss Margaret Campbell was in charge of the room during the afternoon. Members of the Lyme or Hamburg branch of the Red Cross did duty on the toll bridge Saturday and Sum day The hoidups they made in creased their war fund considerably. Exhibition military drill and dance to be held by the Windham Girls club at the state armory, Willimantic, Wed nesday, the 18th, at p. m. Pickett's orchestra will play.-adv. | Alice Adams Chapter, o. E. S., of Moodus. was officially visited Thurs day evening by the grand matron, Miss Esther Latham of Noank. She was accompanied by other grand off, cers.
 Delegates from eastern Connecticut will attend the convention of the na- tional womAn's party in Hartford to- lday Wednesday,, when it is expected 1 that Hundreds of women will gather l from all over the state.
 1 Herbert Fengar gave an organ reel | tai in Groton Heights Baptist church l Tuesday evening for the benefit of the Red Cross drive. He was assisted by the Ofpheus male quartette. A sii- l yer collection was taken. Work has begun on the new $1o,- 900 tower at Groton station for use of the New Haven road. It will be practically the same as that recently completed in the west end of Midway yard, and will be freproof
 At Winsted Tuesday evening, Miss Eleanor Moss of the Connecticut Az, l ricultural College. Storrs, agent ir dairy work for Connecticut. gave 2 1 demonstration at the town hall in tht making of cottage cheese. Baseball for the benefit of the Ret Cross chapter will be played in Dan. bury, Memorial Day, when the team of the, Third Co.,, from Fort Wrigh will meet local combination com.
 posed of high school performers ant 1 others.
 St. Roses branch of Norwich ha: been invited to New London this eve. ming, when the Ladies' Catholic Rene
 Volent association will give a reception 10 Mrs. Alice c. Maloney of Boston
 who is the only New England woman
 on the supreme board.
 Even the Connecticut shad was { worker for the Red Cross drive. 4
 scheme was started in Hadlyme t
 have the fishermen contribute one shat
 of each haul Monday morning. Tn
 shad were sold of course and the pro
 eeeds added to the fund.
 All interested are invited to atten, patriotic memorial exercises at tn Ibid burying ground, Norwich Town
 today Wednesday,, at 5 o'clock, un
 der the auspices of Faith Trumbul chapter, D. A. R. If stormy, exercise 1 will be held in chapel.--adv.
 l Mrs. Edward J. Graham of Nor i wieh has received word of the saf | htrlpdl III Hlhnce ol tHe Smith CoI
 iege unit of six girls, her sister, Mis-
 Elizabeth Seeber, being one. who sail
 ed from an Atlantic port May 14, t 7 do canteen work under Y. M. c.
 auspices. /
 Mrs. Philip Courtlandt Dunford c
 New London announces the engage
 ment of her daughter. Phyllis, to Gle
 ment Buffum Lewis, Yale '1S, U. s. \
 R. F.. son of MT. and Mrs. George Les
 ter Lewis of Douglaston. R. l., an 1 grandson of the late Judge Loran I Lewis of Buffalo N '.