Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
VARIOUS MATTERS
II tides will preVaiI today.

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Full tides will prevail today.
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.11 o'clock this evening
 The length of the day has now de- creased five hours.
 Road repairs are being made on the long stretch of Mohegan Hill.
 Vote for William B. Mitchell and John P. Hollowell, republican repre- sentatives. town of Preston.-adv.
 Last week Miss Sara Wicks com p.eted the twentieth year as superin: tendent of the reading room az Rock Vile.
 Ralph A. Aver of New London has been appointed an inspector for this county for the state, dairy and food department.
 former Mystic resident, Mrs. Will liam H. Dunnack of Burnside has been in Camden, Me. the past week because of the illness of her mother. A correspondent in Warrenville notes that Mir and Mrs. Cur,ey Bab- bington of Willimantic were there re- gently, contemplating the purchase of property
 Examinations for rural mail carrier at Eagleville, to be held at Stafford Springs, Rockville and Willimantic. on Nov. 23. will be open to residents of Holland county.
 Among the hostesses at the tea on Sunday afternoon at Dwight hall, New Haven, assisting Mrs. Hadley was Mrs Brownell Gage of China (Helen Howe, formerly of Norwich).
 Vote for William B. Mitchell and John P. Hollowell, republican repre- sentatives, town of Preston.-adv.
 Bishop Milan has appointed Rev. Jo- seph Comtois to All Hallows' church, Moosup, as assistant. Rev. James Timmins of Norwich is appointed to St. James church, South Manchester (assistant).
 Important meeting Y. NJ. c. A Aux Hilary Tuesday, Nov. 5, at D. m Home of Mrs. Allyn Brown, 262 Broaoway,- adv.
 A letter from France just received by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adj. of Chestnut street, from their son, Pri- vate Michael Adj. states that he has lelt the hospital for camp near the 1 front lines.
 From Lyme, Miss Katherine Lud- iagton. president of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association, spolIe at a republican meeting in Bridgeport last Wednesday evening, and m Dan bury Friday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Miller who have been in Wisconsin for two years have arrived in Connecticut with the intention of making Ashford their per manent home, Mir Miller will en- gage in sheep raising. l Eax- ool1aDa for the week ends. Instead. members O. families and friends visit the soldier and sailor boys in the college towns especially since the running of auto mobiles Is once more permissible.
 Hartford papers mentioned that two beautiful flags-the Stars and Stripes and the Connecticut hag-have been placed in the auditorium of the Asy- l;Im Avenue Baptist church where Rev pr. Peter c. Wright, formerly of Norwich, is pastor.
 Mercury has become an evening star but will be too near the sun tc be seen until the last week in Novem Der, when it sets about an hour after the sun. Mercury will be at it's great est distance from the sun q degrees 50 minutes on the 29th.
 The fine sum of s4Os.25 was realized for the Food For France Fund through the two days sale held last week at the home of Mrs. Oliver l.. Johnson norwich, Of canned fruit and vegeta bles generously donated by patriotic r Jusewives of tie county. At business meeting of the Ell 1 lngton Congregational church last week, it was voted to invite Rev James T, Carter to remain as pastol Of the church, and to increase his sal. ary. Mr. Carter came 10 Ellington from Elmwood year ago.
 Thomas s. Stagg of Hartford is tn, new secretary of the executive com mlttee governing the soldiers hospita board, the appointment baing made a meeting of the committee ct tn, capitol Thursday Mir. Stagg succeed the late J. Henry Blakeman of Strat ford.
 Soldier ballots have been received from the state secretary's office b, City Clerk John r. Gleason of Hart ford and are now locked in the larg sale in the town clerks office Wher they will repOse until tomorrow (Iuesdayl. There are about 500 bal lots in all
 The Danbury News states that Will liam F. Corgal has sold the Frencl bull puppy. Toilette Gamin to Georg \ B. Leonard. of Mystic. This do Is pronounced one of the best that Mi Corgal has ever bred and it is the in tention of Mir. Leonard to fit him fo
 the big shows,
 Vote for William B. Mitchell an John ?. Hollowell, republican repre- sentatives, town of Preston.-adv. The New York. New Haven X Hart ford railroad is gradually equIppln
 it's locomotives with electric head } lights, as required by the federal gov
 elnment These headlights of lary
 candlepower, are like powerful search lights, throwing beams of light ia
 ahead of moving trains.
 The emergency hospital in the Firs . church parish house, New Londo,
 where there are 31 patients, is i . charge of Mrs. Henry R. Bond. Har u r~'t Learned Rowland, formerly Norwich. Mrs. Bond had done muc valuable canteen work before tn
 emergency hospital was opened. At the First Banust church. Ne,
 London, Friday evening, when J. {
 Lumley of the U. s. Hospital Corp
 was ordained to the ministry. Rer
 Arthur J. PurlSiss of the Central Bar
 list church, Norwich, preached the oi
 dlnatlon sermon. his subject bein; The Supreme Valuation of the Indi yidual.
 The state regent, Mrs. John Laid
 law Buel of Litchfield, has informe D. A. R. chapters. that the Connect
 cut Daughters of the American Revc luton have secured the consent , Mrs George Maynard Minor of Wa fpTfOrd fOr ina ttca 0R I,o,,