Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-26
have received and duly executed theii trn..,c.hi

have received and duly executed their questionnaires.
 Jewett City was represented at the Brooklyn fair Wednesday,; the number included Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Leonard. A. D. Tripp, G. A. Haskell and D. L. Phillips.
 The necessary petition for GriswoId to vote on the license question has been receiveds by the selectmen. There were S1 signatures. It is reported that in the event of the town going for license several club licenses will be applied for. With the license fee at $750 it is not likely, in event of the town going wet. that the usual quota of eight licenses would be ap- plied for. Unless a scheme of reim- bursement is adopted by the state, if the county becomes bone dry next July.
 There was meeting of the finance | committee of the Red Cross in the court room of the town hall Monday evening to discuss the raising of funds | for the immediate needs of the chap ter. The meeting adjourned until | Thursday evening at 8 o'clock when it is hoped plans may be completed. The finance committee, James H. Shea, | ReN. J. J. MCOdDe, F. E. hOplHSOIl, Edw. A. Rousseau, D. F. Finn, J. H. Tracy, J. H. Mccarthy, J. P. German, 1 Edmond Jodoin, together with the | chairman of the chapter, D. L. Phil lips, and the treasurer, R. w. Dearn- ley, will be present.
 Plans are completed by the Wo- mans Liberty Loan Committee for the opening of the campaign in this town.
 Friday evening at the moving pictures a chorus of Senior and Junior Liberty Chorus singers will lead and the au- dience in singing the Star Spangled
 Banner and For Your Boy and My
 Boy, a special song with a slide. A part of Secretary McAdoo's recent ad-
 dress will be read. According to the
 request of the council of defense there will be the formal opening of the cam paign at 12 o'clock noon Saturday in
 the form of a sing participated in by
 all the townspeople The Liberty ChorUses directed by Rev M. n. Fuller
 will lead the singing at Postoffice
 Square Saturday. The Star Spinglel
 Banner and The Battle Hymn of the
 Republic are two songs requested.
 Recently an automobile party ot
 townspeople was driving on South
 Main street, when two girls started
 apparently to cross the street. The
 driver of the car immediately slowed
 down, but the girls stopped, so he
 drove past them. As the car came
 by them both girls began to throw
 stones at the car. having their hands l full of them. They came into the street with the deliberate purpose oi stoning the car, which action is 2 l states prison offense.
 Special meeting of Children of Mary } Friday eve, at 715.-adv.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Bromley of New l Britain have been guests at Mir. aHt f Mrs James Crary's.
 . Four of the daughters in the Eichel } berg family are confined to their bed! f by Spanish influenza The Hoffman
 and Littleffeld families were all sicl l at one time.
 . This (Thursday) afternoon Mrs. A M. Brown and Mrs. W. c. Jeffers vii be at Grenier's store to receive cloth f ing for the Belgians. Friday Mrs t James Blair and Mrs. L. D. Howe an, l Saturday Mrs. E. B. Cheney and Mrs l R. F. Cheney will receive the contri 2 buttons. Those who wish Junior Ret 3 Cross members to carry bundles fo
 them may communicate with any D
 the ladies mentioned.