Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-19
JEWETT CITY

Herbert c. Webster, chairman of the 1 Fourth Liberty Loan committee, has
 received notification that the War Relief Train will stop at Jewett City at 3.15 D. m,, October Il. It will re-
 main here for two hours. The train is composed of two flat cars and box
 car carrying war relics to be used in promoting the sale of Fourth Liberty lean bonds. It is expected that l de- tail of soldiers will be in charge to show and explain the exhibition. Dur ing the time the people are passing through the train the selling of bonds and securing subscriptions will take place.
 The Stone Hill school will open next Monday with Mrs. Harriet B. Weaver teacher.
 Charles I. Babcock will enter Wor-
 cester Polytechnic Institute Oct 3,
 having passed the required examina- ton.
 Mrs. T. A. Rioux is spending, week in Waterbury.
 Felix Outlet has returned from
 Canada, accompanied by his daugh- | ter Yvette.
 Miss May Blake is in Jamestown, ! R. l.. the guest for a week of Mrs. George Clarke.
 A Worcester, paper of Saturday said: 1 Opening of the eighth annual exhibit of home industries brought 2000 men, women and children to Mechanics hall | last night. Never since the exhibit was inaugurated by Miss Edna R. | Thayer and generously financed by
 David Hale Tanning has there been
 such a showing. War gardens tended l by junior gardeners yielded amazing g | crops, judging from the specimens on | exhibition. Pastry was entirely cut | from the entry lists this year, but | three full cases of corn bread and mullins show that interest in war cookery is keener than ever. Just 800 jars of canned products are entered and this was one of the hardest de- partments in which to award the rib l bons, so uniformly fine is the exhibit. Sewing exhibits have followed the war time trend also. and one of the greatly admired entries was a large doll dress- ed in full Red Cross uniform There are two more tables devoted to this department, and the articles are of eX- cellent workmanship. War; garden vegetables put many older gardeners to shame. The flowers are equally fine and show careful tending Model tanks airships, submarines and other novel performances of the small boy with the jacklInife or mechanical in genuity were all exhibited this year iB the annex and special school exhibits were arranged on the stage.
 The two silver cups offered yearly were displayed in a case on the stage.
 Mayor Pehr G. Holmes was the first speaker, and appealed to the children to continue the good work they nave begun with their home gardens.
 A message from the children's friend MT. Fanning-was brought by Rev Dr. Charles Brown Elder, who told of how the aged philanthropist struck out for himself at 16' yearse of age with only a few dollars in his pocket. Mir. Earnings education was gained through experience, and that is why he likes to see you boys and girls learning the same way, by doing things" he said. Tt takes six work CTS behind the lines to keep one sol dier on the firing line," said Rev. Dr. Elder in conclusion. You are helping to win the war"
 Awards of individual premium rib bons to children in the home indus tries exhibit as printed in the paper made four and one-half solid columns.