Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-14

Cooking, Demonstration-AttaWau-
 gan Company Loans Coal to Shore
 Line Trolley company-.Tomorrow
 Last Day to File Questionnaires-l
 Resistrants Given Class 5 Rating
 City Had .52 Fire Alarms During the
 Past Year.
 The Princess quartette of Webster | and Miss Eva M. Bradway of Boston l assisted at the Pleasant Sunday even ing service at the Congregational church. Irving Miron spent Sunday with rel l atives in Millbury. Heavy rain, driven by gale, made going to work Saturday morning an ordeal for hundreds of workers in | Putnam.
 Given Glass Ratings. Nearly two score of men who claim exemption from military service on the | ground of physical disability were be- 1 fore the local exemption board Sat urday, and most all were given Class
 5 ratings.
 | SugarIess Cooking. l Miss Charlotte Embleton will give demonstration of sugariess cookery at
 St. Johns hall tomorrow evening. |. Determined to Resign.
 It was stated, following an interview of members of Hose company No. l by the fire committee of the common council that the company members declined to reconsider their decision 1 to resign.
 Income Tax Agent Coming. A federal income tax agent is ex- pected to arrive here today to answer
 questions of those who wish inforna- ton about making returns as to their
 income for the past year.
 | Loans Coal to Trolley Company.
 The Attawaugan company, which
 ing, has loaned a quantity to the Shore Line Electric Railway company employees of which have been trans porting the coal to the Dyer dam.
 WiIIimantic Pastor to Speak. et Rev. Vernon w. Cooke of Williman- . tic will speak here, at the Congrega- : tional church, next Sunday evening in l exchange with Rev. F. D. Sargent. Rev MT. Cooke will describe how he got
 out of France at the beginning of the
 war.
 D. A. Class Officers. The following are the newly elected officers of the D. A. class: President I Miss Irma Greene; vice president l Ethel Ellis secretary treasurer, Lucy I Ellis; social committee, Elizabeth V Hayward, Jessie Macdonald; lookout l committee, Hazel Johnson, Ethel Ellis t Last Day to File Questionnaires. ] Tomorrow will be the final day fol 2 filing questionnaires with the local ex. , emption board, all time limits, excep ' special extensions made by the loca I board for the district, expiring at tha 5 time.
 ,; Private McAvoy Commended. Q Private Vincent McAvoy of the De f pot brigade at Camp Devens was a
 his home here over Sunday to visit hi
 brother Edward, who is critically ill
 Pirate, MoAvoy recently was com
 nended at. camp for summarily hold E ing up an officer who was trying to rtil the guard at night, to test the men d vigilance.
 Announcements from Camp Deven
 that 1,500 men from the Depot brigad a are to be transferred to regiments 6 ammunition and supply trains an " other organizations at the cantonmen l. is of special interest throughout thi n exemption district, for the men fror if this and surrounding towns are chief a assigned to the Depot brigade. II Was Over 31.
 A registrant who lives in this city, s- has been found was over 31 years C n age when he registered under the SC n lective service law on June , of las !d year. Afidavits and birth records ( l. the town of Putnam show this to b l. true. In accordance with the regdla rt tions, the matter has been directed t l. the attention of Adjutant Gener, Id George M. Cole. and the registrant l. name will be removed from the roll i
 this district \ eee Train Leaves Earlier. ,yI There is only one change of interel E. to Putnam people in the New Have al roads passenger train service effecti1 45 Sunday. This change is in the time to the train leaving Boston for Hartfo, ut heretofore at o'clock. This train wi ar leave 20 minutes earlier hereafter.