Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-05

The Junier members of the high school department of the Academy of the Holy Family gave military whist Monday evening in honor of Miss Anna MeCabe of New York and their senior<sister students. The sem for society room was gay with national oolers and American and allies em7 plems, The class color, blue drab, and motto, '1n God we trust" were con- spicuous features of the decorations Miss Marion McGlynn of Ridgefield introduced the guests of honor and very cleverly managed to keep the social ball rolling by unexpectedly calling on various students to sing, recite or give piano selections Their ready and graceful response showed how we'll the young ladies are trained l at the A. H. F. in social graces. Among those who gave vocal or in- strumental selections were the Misses l Fidelis Lambert, Margaret Fitzpat7 rick, AIbina Disco. Loretta Hale. Eli leen Hinchey and Mary Culver.
 i Miss McCabe recited in an effective manner a poem on the flag. Miss Me Glynn in introducing Miss McCabe told of the unusual record she made during her high school course in the i June examinations. Miss McCabe won 1 the Cornell scholarship which allows a student $1eo per year through 9 col lege course, and $20 in gold for hay ing earned the highest average of her class during the four years course at the HaVerstraw. N, r.. public high i school Miss MeCahe. who has just finished her freshman year at Cornell l is spending the month with her sister Miss Kathryn sMecabe, popular member of this years graduating class Miss Katheryn MeCahe is consid l cred by many an artist of ability. 1 Miss MeGlynn made the seniors the victims of a number of good natured jokes, to the amusement of the play CTS. A very amusing feature was The Canning of the Kaiser, Miss Alice Connolly, by Misses Hartisan. Disco and Hinehey. acting as United States soldiers. Miss Helen Risney had charge of the games and when the f. tnal scores were announced they were awarded Misses Margaret Pagan I.ier of the classical department; Lo- retta Murry of the grammar depart ment Miss Ethel McGrath was awarded the consolation prize.
 Today's Registration.
 Town Clerk Arthur P. Cote has had for number of days the following ACllOI p0SGC0 HI UliC OI HIS WllluOWS.
 New London, Conn, May 23 1918.
 Arthur P. Cote. Esq. Town Clerk ei | Sprague.
 Dear Sir:-We are enclosing here with a copy of the registration regu. latiens No. 2. which will apply to al registrants that have become twenty one years of age since June ,, 1917 The registrations will take place al the town hall. in Jewett City. You vii see to it that all registrants that have become twenty-e one years of age since Hast June, register on this day or b,
 liable to a severe penalty. We ar, enclosing herewith a copy of the nev regulations. Your polling place vii
 be the town hall. Jewett City
 The above letter was sent to Tewl
 Clerk Cote from Marion K Davis, th'
 clerk of the Eleventh divisional board
 New London.
 i You must register today (Wednes Eday), June 5. The polling place il
 the town hall at Jewett City
 Clerk Cote has done his best to in
 struct the boys of Sprague as to thei
 duties. He has explained the rule and regulations in both English ant
 French, and is willing to give any de
 sired information concerning this reg istratien to any young men who is un
 certain regarding this draft registra ] tion