Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-15
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Dabolrs Almanac predicts frost for today. Light vehicle lamps at s2s clock this evening.
 Apple blossom parties are being held in suburban towns.
 Sunday school committees are mak- June 9th.
 Next Sunday, being Whit Sunday, there will be special services in the Episcopal churches.
 The; showers of Tuesday morning suited those home gardeners who have crops appearing above ground.
 Full paid Third Liberty Bonds are ready for delivery at The Chelsea Savings Bank.-adv.
 The annual collection for the Holy Father, Benedict KV, will be taken up in all the churches of this diocese Sunday next.
 The Uplift club of the Central Bap- tist church met Tuesday evening. Walter M. Block and Harold s. Burt were in charge.
 Bank workers are preparing for a busy day today, May 18th, when the first interest on the second Liberty loan bonds is payable.
 Word has been received from State Deputy M. R. Reid, of Naugatuck, that a charter has been granted for a lodge of Elks in Rockville.
 Charity workers hereabouts have been invited to attend the National Conference of Social Workers at Kansas. City, which continues until ! May 22.
 Reports show that during the past year the Employment Bureau of the Norwich United Workers paid out for labor SS57.16 and for supplies $1,203.03, a total of $2,057.1s.
 Mrs. Louise A. Moran Bailey, wife of Dr. M. A. Bailey, just appointed a member of the Juvenile Commission | of Hartford, was graduated from the Holy Family Academy, Baltic.
 Don't forget the entertainment (war tableaux with music) at Osgood Me morial parish house tonight.-adv.
 Eastern Connecticut will be repre- sented at the twentieth annual con vention of the International Sunshine society to be held in Hartford, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
 The contractors. electricians and others have completed their work at the Cornfeld Point proving group Is, i off Savbrook. and have started to otl1- CT points where the government has jobs for them.
 Four individuals of New London and Waterford, charged with selling skinned and watered milk, will be given hearing at Hartford before Dairy and Food Commissioner Thom- as Holt Friday. Al East Hampton the sudden death occurred Sunday evening of Thomas | Heating O'ConneI Only two weeks their silver wedding, friends from l Norwich attending.
 Employes of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad and associated rail and steamship lines are credited with 30,9SS subscr:p- tions to the third Liberty loan amounting to 1,9S1, 500. at Pulaski hall next Thursday night adv.
 Twenty-three boys at the Rock vile High School have joined the Boys Agricultural Working Re serve and eight of them have already begun work. They will do farm work until school opens in Septeber.
 At state conference held by the Trades Union Liberty League in New Haven, Sunday, definite steps to com bat prohibition in the state and na- ton were taken. Specifically this is the precise purpose of the league.
 A West Hartford correspondent mentions that former Waterford resi- dents, Rev. E. c. Darrow and Mrs Darrow are in Atlantic City, as dele gates to the Northern Baptist con . vention from May 15 to May 22. When Excelsior Pomona grange meets, with Bethlehem grange thi: "Wednesday ) evening, Prof. White O Storrs will give an address on dairy ing Mrs c. A. Wheeler of the Con necticut Agricultural college will tall I on Child Welfare.
 Invitations have been received b! . friends on the mainland to anotl- , CT of the popular dances given by tn soldiers at Fort Wright, to be helt will leave New London for the islant and return after the dance.
 Of the new engines of Americal type, commonly known as the Sant; F'e type, thirty-six of an order of if ty have been received by the New Ha . ven road and are operating betweel Hopewer, New Haven and East Hart ford, and from Midway to Bosom. Beginning today, according to al announcement by the food admins tratior, manufacturers using sugar must buy their sugar supplies on cer Z tificates issued by the food admins tration which will classify variol lines of business and apportion then sugar.
 At the meeting of the Hartfor Park commissioners Monday after b noon, Chief Justice Samuel o. Pren tice of the supreme court, formerly 0 East Norwich, was chosen park com missioner. to succeed Commissions Francis Parsons, whose term expire May 4.
 The widow of a prominent Nor wich military man stated Tuesda that the Mourning Dove. which ha not been heard since Civil War time, has been uttering it's sorrowful not
 in the trees about the Little Plail
 beginning at twilight and continuir,
 all night.
 $ The Ladies' Aid society of Trinit Methodist church recently closed