Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-29

Prefessed a Nun July IS, at Baltic
 Convent.
 Tuesday about 1z o'clock thieves broke into the Portuguese house To- cated south Of the old village. A large amount. of food and silverware was taken Clothing and three bank books and S4T5 in cash were also taken. Edward Allen, the town off, cer, was right on the spot when he heard of the haul A man and wo. man who were friends Of MT. - are suspected They left town on the Il o'clock train for Providence. Sheriff Bliven went to Providence to investigate the matter. No clews have been discovered.
 Home For Vacation.
 Alexander Dodgherty is spending his summer vacation at his home in the Junction House MT Dougherty has been attending the school for the blind for the past year in Hartford.
 Herbert Campbell was Voluntown caller Wednesday.
 Herbert Campbell, Ernest Al1ard and Homer Mitchell moeored to Nor wich Tuesday.
 Profession July 1s.
 Sister Marie Stanisiaus of the .Aca- demy of the Holy Family, Baltic, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Stanislaus Charron of Church street, spent ents' home, the last visit that the sister will be able to pay before be- ing professed, which ceremony will take place at Baltic on July IS.
 A mass will be read at St. Johns church by Rev. William A. Keefe in honor of Sister Marie Stanislaus' be- coming a nun.
 Personal Items. Paul Southafd was business call CT in Providence Wednesday,. l. Mrs. P. Senecal has received word from her son. who is somewhere in | France.
 Richard Provost is spending few days with his grandmother in Jew ett City.
 Ovilas Charon accompanied his sis- ter to Baltic Wednesday evening. i Cora Adams has returned after spending a few days in Central Vil- lage with Mrs. William Nye. Walter Dougherty and Donald Burke were in Canterbury Thurs day.
 Agnes Peltier has returned tc Hartford after spending two week. at her home on Babeeck avenue.
 The fifth grade in the Plainfelt 1 grammar school meets today (F'ri- day) to report the thrift stamp: bought during the week.
 Arthur Moffett was business 1 caller in Putnam Wednesday.
 Dona Paquim of Danielsoh was ii Plainf1eld Thursday.
 A large number of local people have already registered their pledges
 Walter Nickolas has completed hi! work with the Western Union Tele graph company in Plainfeld. Joseph Dayon, William Platte Henry Murdock, William Oldham ant Peter Bellard motored to Providence Tuesday.
 Miss Freda Phelps of Groton i spending a few days with Miss Ari ana Gauthier.
 Roy Knight Enlists.
 Roy Knight of this village enliste in the naval reserves at Newport tn first part of this week. He has fire I mans rating and is at home at preseu awaiting his call to duty. Nearly year ago his brother Sidney enliste as a fireman in the U. $. navy an was stationed at Commonwealth pis' Boston, Mass. While at this static in training he became dangerously with pneumonia and was given his dis charge. S. s. Haynes, superintendent of tn Western Union Telegraph company i Boston. was business caller in Plain field Friday.
 Diamond Lost from Ring. Rose BelvaI, while shopping, lost tn diamond out of her ring. She had jus gone from Levalley's store to Jame Adams when she missed the stone. large number of persons looked, bJ were unable to find the gem. , Byron Provost is now in the em , ploy of the Central Worsted mill ( | Central Village. Sidney Mathewson, formerly in Ga lup's market, has secured employmei on one of the outlying farms
 William Ryan and William Ho , were in Norwich Thursday
 James A. Finer, superintendent l the Adams Express company at Ne l London, wa sa business caller 3 Plain1eld Friday. I Mrs. Della Doolin of White Plain
 N. Y. is spending a few days with h. brother, A. w. Dougherty. . Thrift Stamp Rally. Thursday evening thare was a thri : stamp rally at the Flat Rock schoo | house. Many war stamps and pledg > were taken. s. s. Paine, superintel
 dent of the Lawton Mills corporatio was the chief speaker. :, Byron Haskell was in Canterbui T Friday.