Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
Norvieh Bulletin, WiniFaantic. 0nae Rs Church street. TelephORe 1O5.

NsrEieh Bulletin. wininantic. 0naee ls ctursh street. TelephOae 1os.
 What E GsfnE On Tonight.
 American Beneit Society, WilIinantic Lodge, No. i.0, meets at T9z Main street Uniied Order Golden Cross. Wllinantie -onlnaiiGery, No. 25S. meets.
 Mlndh2m EncGmpment, No. 10, I. O. O. F., Eleets at se7 Main street.
 Pestnssser Jog.a O'RourIe has received one or the letters sent out by Postmaster General miil Hays, ealing attention to tae oesiraoi!ity of his paIticipating in zivio activities in Lhls community as in Ihis way an opportunity Is afforded for the dissemination ot : snerai postal infor- nation essentisl to lI. proper conduct of an s1icielst postal service. Some ot the items n the letter to which the postEnas- ter has been asked to call special atten- ton are as follows:
 Addressing of mail to street address and number; that firm letterheads should pear street address that mall should be aeposited early and frequently during the day and nor held uni:i after the close of business; that return addresses on en- velOpss result .n prompt return of letter if unoeiiyerzh.e; that valuable mail mat ter should be registered and that money orders should be used Tor remittances by mah instead of cash.
 Businsss men can improve the postal service by signing letters at noon and Et frequent intervals thereafter, deposit ng mail frequently during the day, mail lng circular matter and relative unirnpor tant mai in the morning. facing Gp,' CWith stamps in the \ wayD letters il there Is large qu.si.-.,y, keeping Ions and short envelopes separate Early mailing will te.d 10 speed up delivery ana important usa Fan be easily handled dur Ing the rush hours, ana less work will b, left for postoiiice clerks, thus shortening their night work
 Postmzsters are also asked to invIl, constructive criticism and invite legiti mate complaints of inadequate service loEses or irregularities. All these mat tsrs are to be given prompt attention
 Captain Frank P. Fent0n has receive, c0mmna. .cation from AdiutaRt Genera George d. Ccle, stating that he has beel appointed recruiting officers for the nev National Guard in Will.mantic and vi sinity. Captain Fenton has been ordere, ts recruit up to strength of ga. As Com pany N. Connecticut State Guard, of thi e..-, is new recruited to full strength an, has a long waiting list. Captain Fentol
 
 ti0nal Guard to full strength within fey daya
 During the past few months Compan, M has gone through several changes Three months ago t was known as Com pany c. Third Regiment, but about month ago this regiment was practicall dlSbanGed- Company G then becam Company Fl, First Regiment.> About week ago the letter of the company Wa agziA changed. this time to Company al First Regiment. New the First Regi Eaent Now the First Regiment Is to b dizbznfed and a National Guard com pany recruited in this city.
 Sixteen applicants for automobile driy CTS licenses were examined Tuesday i this city by John c. Wightman of Staffor Springs. deputy automobile inspector.
 Grace GIattery. Sulis Murphy. Mari Conway, WInTfred Cornell and Mary Ge test. members of the graduating clas