Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-04

Light vehauie lamps at k:1tR thin 'evening.
 A good number from Norwich win attend the Christian Endeavor meeting at Lebanon today.
 A pleasant Fan has resulted in an unusual number of farm sales through out Eastern Connecticut.
 A drop in temperature Friday pleas ed the merchants. indicating good trade in winter staples today.
 Noted ballot medium. Mrs. Bradley ae Spiritual Academy. sunday-adv.
 A community picnic is to be held on the green near the Sanhoe place in South Lyme today (Saturday).
 The submarine L-2 left the naval tender Bushnell and other L-boats in Block Island sound.
 A party of sportsmen, including F. T. Tyler of Providence and B. T. Field of Hartford is camping at the Mosely place in Warrenville.
 The Norwich Red Cross needs more members. The prasent membership is 124. of which number 28 are resi- dents of Jewett City.
 Election returns will be received at the Shetucket club Tuesday evening. -adP.
 On driving trips through the suh- urbs 1t is noticeable that the yellow flowers of the witch hazel are especial ly numerous this Fall
 Several from Norwich were in New
  Miss Mabel T. Boardman speak on the work of the Red Cross.
 This (Saturday) afternoon there is to be an outing of Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts, of the Second Congregationa1
 Miss Sally Avery, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Latham Avery, of Groton. spent Thursday in Milford where she addressed meeting of the Milford D. A. R.
 B. Allen Bidwell of Norwich, Is to go to New London Monday as an of f1cial of the grand council to visit Gushing council, R. and s. M and witness their work.
 Funeral services for Jesse Dayton Crary, 63, were held Friday evening at o'clock at his home, 40 Grand avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. Burial is to be in Mystic today.
 The friends of Mrs. S. A. Comstock will be glad to know she is located in the Central building, Broadway, with full lines of embroidery.-adv.
 In Washington Thursday night, when the Army and Navy club open ed It's social season. among those en- tertained at the complimentary dinner was Mrs. Valentine Chappell, of New London.
 The work of the Rockville visiting nurse has so increased as to make it necessary to procure an assistant, and Miss Alice H. Munsie of Hartford has has been engaged beginning her work the first of November.
 The United States Civil Service com- mission announces for November 28 an examination for sawyer and car penter, for men only, to fill a vacancy at $S40 a year in the Indian service. Shoshone Agency, Wyo. ....r
 Must a Young Man Sow Wild Oats" Dr. Slocums subject tomorrow night at Central Central Church 4 special invitation to young people, adv.
 Rev. B. c. Bass of Providence, R. I. financial agent Conference Claimants fund, who spoke at Trinity Methodist church, Norwich, last Sunday. is to oc- cupy the pulpit at the Moodus Meth odist church, tomorrow Sunday ev- ening.
 In connection with the poor honey season at the home of Allen Latham on Scotland road, it is an interesting fact that one of his hives on Wauwa
 
 ed about 220 boxes of prime coml honey.
 Dr. Ralph McDowell, U. S. N, sur. geron at the submarine base address ed the New London Medical society d a meeting at the Mohican hotel Thurs day evening. Dr. McDowell read ( paper of peculiar interest on The Dis. eases Incident to Submarine Duty.
 Excursion to Montreal via the Cen. tral Vermont railway, Nov. 10 and ii final return limit Nov. 27. Only $10 fol the round trip. See flyers for particu. lars.-adv.
 The pupils of the east school a Union observer Apple Day" last Fri. day afternoon. They brought an ex. hibitlon of apples. apple sauce and ap. le pie which they had made. H. M Lawson gave a, talk on the value ol apples and the way to produce tht best kind.
 At a meeting of the milk producer: of the town of Somers, Enfield Ellington and Stafford, held in the town hall in Somers Tuesday evening 1t was voted that the milk produc. CTS of the section represented join witt adjoining sections to try to advance the price of milk.
 The headquarters of the Red Cros: in the Thayer building were opened Friday morning and afternoorA bu many more workers are needed. Ma terial and money are being received | but volunteers who will prepare band ages, etc, are urgently required fol the "Wednesday and Friday meetings i FUNERAL. Thomas McGrath. The funeral of Thomas McGratf was held from his late home in Leb | ri ;rO al