Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-18

Do not forget this is the week you arc to leave clothing for the Beigians at the Woman's Service Rooms in the Thayer Building --adv.
 At last weeks town meeting in Mi antie the following reductions were noted: Rcf.ds $afo, paupess $500, light ing sleo. oihng SLIGO.
 By tlae latest government ruling, wfe,. waeaf Iii ETahanl four may be to thres p1u;iEs of substitutes.
 Friende isasnsd s,,r.cay that Henry Crosby of fNsr;elsogi w.t6 tas been se- riursiy ill at the IsNchMs hospital in Norwich is ahls to be up ana about.
 rlyie c. Gray. substitute carriAr on E. P. D. Route Nc. 2, at f7esth Stoningtor, reports the saje :,2 ovar $i30 worth of wsr stamps te enc perscn last week The east eoanl Shore Line freight traffzE is saiI1ir:g so such s.1 extent. and New London ats bsginntag to fill up.
 Sunday at Park church, John r. Vaughn sang bass in the quartet, talk ing the place of the regular member, Eugene B. Seamans, of Mystic, whose mother died Friday. The official visitors to the Epworth League of Trinity Methodist church Sunday at the e.3o meeting were Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Ferguson and Mir. and Mrs. William Shaw. 
 The bridges on the New Haven road are being strengthened by new girders to fortify them for the new big San ta Fse engines which are to be operated on the divisions in few days. At least two Norwich bakers will not try making Hot Cross buns the com ing Good Friday, owing to government flour regulations, preventing the preparation of satisfactory dough.
 Samuel P. Willard, of Colchester, agent of the State Board of Education examined a large number of Middle town school children last week who have applied for working certificates New York critics mention at the spring exhibition of the National Academy of Design, cattle picture by that famous Lyme artist, Matil- da Browne. It's title, The Easter Mar, 1 ket.
 At recent meeting at WarTenville it was voted to increase the rate oi ! town taxes to g mills Ashford has several miles of good state road ant a higher rate is required for it's up- keep.
 Norwich people are being reminded | that federal income tax returns mus be filed in advance of April 1st, which this year fars on Monday, and that careiessness in this regard will prov. no April Fool joke.
 The offertory selection at the Pari 1 church Sunday morning service wa; the beautiful tenor solo. My Hope I. | Tn the Everlasting, from Staincr'. Daughter of Jairus.' sung by Chor- ister Eben Learned
 Because of the great advance in tn, prices of sheep in the west where i was expected to obtain animals a l wholesale, number of sheep owner, in Connecticut have becor;e discourag ed about adding to their fiocks.
 The dinner and rally of ina Stat
 Editorial sssociation Is to hn at th; Hotel Csarde. New Haven eatur5ay April sth. Governor Hoicoinh will h one os the speakers and there will b
 a Liberty Chorus Of twelve male voic
 es
 Four stars are displayed on the ser
 vice flag of the Norwich Eieetrica
 company in the Sunlight building, fo four employees, James Mcfsrory, Ciar
 navy, and Fred Chase in the coas guard.
 Tomorrow, in St. patrickAs cfurc
 there will be services for the feast c
 St. Joseph. foster-father of the Chris
 Child, patron of carpenters and othe worilingmen, model of chaste manhoo
 and protector of womanheod and in
 fancy.
 Judge Edwin B. Gaser who will pre side at a civil session in April in Hart
 ford county, on August 1 is to as
 sume place on the bench of the su preme court, made vacant by the re
 tirement of Judge Milton A. Shunnwr of panielson.
 Led by Grand Knight John T. Car
 neS and Deputy Grand Knight NJ } chaei J. Curran, about 259 rnernhe,
 Of White Cross council, K. Of C., re ceived Easter holy communion in S
 Patrick's church at the 7.30 mass Sur day. from the rector, Rev. J. II. Brod
 erick who was assisted by Rev. Pete J. cuny.