Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-29
JEWETT CITY
Union Fast Day Service This Evening Arrangements For Banquet ef Mount Vernon Lodge.

Postmaster Finn and Railway Pos- tai Clerks have received their orders from the postmaster general relative l to the new spring procedure relative to the sending by mail Of day-old chicks. They may be sent to points which can be reached in three days (72 hours).
 The following imperative supple nentary orders were received this week.:
 Handle with special care packages containing day-old chicks. Do not give food or water to the chicks while in transit Dispatch as quickly as possible and deliver tq addresses promptly upon arrival at offices of destination. Do pot place packages i'll mail bags or cover with other mail matter. Do not stack fer any eon- siderable length of time, unless sutfi- cient space is left between boxes for ventilation. Do not expose to ocld winds nor hot sun. nor place near hot pipes. stoves or radiators, So far as possible, protect from all extremes of cold or heat.
 "oTTo PRAEGER, Second Asst P. M. Gen." ]. The postofice will be closed today Good Friday) from a. m. to p. m. Daniel F. Finn, P. M,
 Damage By Frost. Now that the frost is out of the ground down as far as IS inches local that have been in the ground all win | ter Almost everyone reports them more or less of a loss on account of rot. One man who has always several 1 bushels of the finest lost them all, I Another salsaged the extreme lower | tips from two rows and got four quarts. In the main. unless In sandy soil, they don't pay for the digging. Schedules the Same. Local people are wondering as to what difference the new daylight sav- ing law will have upon the trolley and 1 train service. The answer of course lis, None at all. The boat train sched- 1 uled to leave Jewett City at s.17 Sun day morning by the old time will leave at GIT by the new summer time. and remains correct without a figure be- 1 ing changed. Tn the case of trains Hike No. 29 the night postal express. and No. and 2, the two midnight lsleeper trains, all of which leave Bes- ton Saturday night and arrive in New York. Sunday morning, they will ap- pear to be an hour late in arriving. On train No. '"The Owl'' (fer instanee) which leaves Boston at 12 midnight Saturday, down between Kingston and | Westerly, at 2 a. m.,z the conductor land engineer will move their watches Eup to 3 o'clock. The Owl is due at the Grand Central Termina, at et7 Sunday. For this once 1t will arrive at 7.57, one hour late. in figures only In fact on time.
 Union Service.
 This evening union Fast Day .seF- vice will be held in the Baptist church at 7.S0, There will be short addresses by the pastors of the churches and Dr. Frank White and Rev. D. NJ. An thony Solos will be sung by Mrs tG H. Prior, Miss Sadie Thompson Miss Marian Anthony and Rev. M. D.
 Fuller, with Miss Annie Robertson &C., eompanist.
 Plans For Banquet
 ! L. M. Carpenter. W. T. Crunab and E. A. Potter, the committee on ar arrangements for the forty-six annua
 banquet and ladies, night of Mt. Yer. non lodge, No. 75. F. & A. M., have
 set the date for Tuesday evening
 April 2S. at the opera house.
 Personals.
 1 Benjamin Gittleman is at home from the University of New York for { i. weeks vacation.
 Samuel Sehnitman is at Aunn iron