Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
JEWETT CITY

:. Postmaster D. F. Finn received Fri day; from the office of the postmaster
 general, the list of the surplus food that the. Jewett City post office will
 have to sell to it's patrons. with the
 prices attached; not including the postal charges. MT. Finn will take orders from. the time the post office opens Monday morning Aug. IS. until it closes Wednesday evening. Aug. 20. The place of supply for Jewett City is New York. The R. F. D. man will all so take orders. In. each case MT Finn or Mr.@Ayer must receive the cash with the order. A package as heavy as 125 pounds may come to Jewett City by the new regulation establish ed for parcel post in connection with government food distribution. The prices will be a .trif1e above those in the list. below for postal changes. Those who order will be informed just how, much money to pay for the arti- cles they wish to buy. Case lots and bag lots cannot be broken and re- packe dwhen mailed. but a number of persons can club together on a case of say 24 cans and divide them in JeWett City, with no additional cost or delay! Damaged or spoiled goods re- cefved will be replaced Money will be refunded on unified orders.
 The list for Jewett City is as fol- lows: Baked beans, 16S pound cans at cents. F ? pound cans at cents, 264 5 pound cans at 2 cents; beans.
 
 corned3 beef, 249 1 pound cans al 29 cents, ezs ? pound cans at 55 cents. 30 6 pound cans at s1.75: roast beef. 1 S2 one pound cans at 2s cents. 216 pound cans at s1.so; cherries. F two and one-half pound cans at 21 cents. 348 two pound cans of corn at g cents; corned beef hash. IA one pound cans at 22 cents, IA two pound cans at 31 cents. peas 432 two pound cans at 9 ha a $6.4s; flour. one@ @1oo- pound bag at $6; rice, one 10o-pound bag at $e.74: jam assorted, S3 two pound cans at N; pepper, IS one-quarter pound cans Ut soap at -. No vegetable soups; two cans of pineapple at -. A 1o pound cans of tomatoes at B cents: ninety. three f2-pound cans bacon at S4.15.
 The parcel post rates from, New the first pound and one cent for each additional pound. Thus, the person who buys the one 1o0- pound bag of nour'swiil pay Mir. Finn s6 fer the -four and $1.o4 postage.
 The vital statistics for July show dia betcs, Anthony Napoleon Field of tuberculosis: five births. Irene Minski. daughter of Julia zavis- toski and Frank Minski. Henriette It, and George Brown: William Francis of Marie Joinville and Bert Grerier: Pierce Harmon Mccoy ern, son of Elvina Levine and John T. Daniel John Bianchette, son of Mary A. Kenyon and Joseph N Bianchette. There were two mar ris ges,. Daniel M. J. Sweeney and Ju- tia A. .Cotter. Leon Laroux CWheeler) and Edna M. Blanchard.
 Picture framing done at Saunders Variety Shop on Soule street-adv
 Rev. J. D. Aldrieh's. Sunday morn ing subject at the Methodist church will be No More Sea. The combined T Epworth' League and evening service will be lied by George H. Thornton. l , Rev. M D. FuIisr,s morning topic 70 the Juniors at the Baptist church is Sod's Two Great Regulators. The subject of the sermon to the seniors is The Book Of God. The Young Feo- 5le's service is at 6.15 p. m. The sub-'t ect Of the evening sermon is Four Regions Of Mans Ey yeryday Life. Slater I.ibrar:r is to be closed for NO weeks. during Miss Wiicox's va 3 z -