Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-11
Ulls Dullgtiu. Norwich, Monday. Nov. il, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERs

Light vehicle lamps at 5.o3 o'clock this evening. ~ The moon quarters today. the 11th, at 11.46 a. m.
 At Ocean beach, Thonias T. Wet more has sol,1 to Dinah S. Schwartz a cottage at Easterly place. l Already. 43 young Norwich Greeks are in the United States army. Last week twelve others left 10 join the l army in Greece. ~
 During the past week repairs have been made tu the state road through Montville, which was danla ged by re- cent heavy rains.
 A pink rambler rose bush at the residence of MT. and Mrs. John D. en blossoms on it Sunday. Tfe exceii4nt music at the meeting 1 of the WoTnan's Relief curns. Friday Doty, pianist for the day There was a dance at Richards grove Saturday evening for men in l uniform and their friends Music was furnished by the Submarine orches- i tra
 K. of c. snsmbers requested to meet
 
 broot11s.-adv.
 William Landers, of New London, re- gently convicted of reckless driving has been deprived of his license, accord ing to official notice recaired by the 1 police.
 End, of the week reports of influenza cases made to the state department of health, bring the grand rot;ii since the epidemic began to 91,20i and the deaths to 5,S37,
 Governor M. H. Eolconnb has stated 1 that the expenses of his re election to | the goverr1orship amounted to $1.G00. l his contribution to the republican state central committee.
 The tax collectors office will De oben this evening until g o'clock for, the purpose of collecting city taxes. Alter 1 today interest will be added to all un- paid taxes.-adv.
 This evening, Miss Ethel Wood La l tharl, of Norwich. worthy grand ma | trol of the Order Of the Eastern Star, of Connecticut, will pay an official visit to Stellar chapter, of Danbury The relatives of Richard E. Houri- gan, killed in action in France, have I requested a solemn requiem high mass for the repose of his soul, at St. Pat rick's church this morning.
 The state auditors Will soon begin work on the accounts of the school fund for the fiscal wear ending Sep | temher 90. At the close of the year 1 the fund amornted to $30HS,623.75. IL was on November 1Lth in 1S43 l that John Trumhun, famous historical rainter and aide to General Washing ton died in New York city. He was born at Lebanon Conn. June 6. 1756. The Vernon evening -schnol will open 1 this (Mcndavl evening at the Rock vile H'rh school building, with Mrs. | ?. !. 1TcCarthy principat Superin- tendent II. 0. Clough has general | charge.
 At present the big Marlin Rock 1 well Arms plant in Norwich is work ing entirely on Browning gtins. the contract for Rnlriu1 rifles faving baan | completed, although not all of the 1 rifles have heen shipped. ! At their home F R5bTins court. l Thursday. Nli. atid Mrs Herman s. 1 Case irforiuallv celebr9t>d the 50th ing tne hearty congratulations of relatives anil those friends who i The highest ranking officer of the i Unted States in the Willimantic section is Lieutenant Co'o.e1 Dwight ". ShurtIeff of S1 North street. recent | lv promoted from the rink of maibr. 1 He was borh in West AShfcrd in De- toher, 1885.
 There will he a vacancy tu the chief Ijr,st'ceship in 1920 hy the retirement of Chief Justice Samuel 0. Prentice, formerly of Preston, who at that time will have reached the age limit of TO-. The salary of the chief justice is $S,O00 year.
 A cheerful letter has beer received by Norwich friends from Peter D Gourgourss, now at the front He and Kyriacos Dimetros, who left for Camp Devens Friday add the third and fourth stars to the service flag at the Boston Lunch, on Broadway.
 To extend a substantial welcome to sons of Alma Mater in national service, the alumni of Wesleyan university, through the alumni coun- cil will send out to every graduate d notice asking. cooperation in secur. ing the name Of every Wesleyan mar in service.
 In the New London police court Sat- urdaX, Vincent I4aGrua, d barber al 421 Bank street, was fired $20 foI
 defying orders to close given him bs the health officers representing the federal government and the state. The complaint waS lack of running hot Ta'er iil his shop.
 The, Board of Foreign Missions ot
 the Methodist Episcopal church met
 las. week at Yonkers, N Y, to adopt a sAo,eG0, 09o budget, it's share of .$80, 0G9,0QO to be appropriated for home and foreign missions and to be raised . next spring by subscriptions as par of the Methodist Centenary celebra. . ton
 The state agent for the Travellers
 Aid association. Miss Bryart, was ir
 Norwich recently in the interests O
 the organize ton, of which Mrs. GeorE, D. Colt is local vice president. Tf,
 United Workers, through City Mis-
 siorary Rev. c. A. Nofthrop, have hat
 several applications for aid in thi.
 line.
 The emergency hospital at New
 London closed Saturday. The only pa
 tient, James Sullivan, 15, is sufferifl.
 with tuberculosis and will he removed
 to q sanatorium. The hospital opened
 October F and a total of so patientl
 was received. nearly all influenza ant
 pneumonia cases. There were seven
 deaths.