Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

number of Norwich men employ d out of town are home to vote.
 The influenza is on the decrease in Flanders and the schools opened on Monday.
 Full paid 4th Liberty Coupon bends are ready for delivery at The Chelsea Savings Bank-adv.
 City buyers are about the suburban districts engaging turkeys for the trade.
 Delegates are being chosen to at- tend the Baptist state convention to be held in Bridgeport
 Several motor parties from Norwich went to Hartford Sunday to see the chrysanthemums at Elizabeth Park.
 At Greton the 25th anniversary of Fairview lodge, I. o. o. F., Nov. 20, is to be celebrated by a roast beef sup per.
 With the approach of cold weather the need for watchman in Noank village during the night becomes more urgent
 Full paid 4th Liberty Coupon bonds are ready for delivery at The Chelsea Savings Bank-ady.
 The names of Ellington men in the service have been put on the honor roll, the work being done by a com Dany from Hartford.
 Talmud Thora. the new free He- brew school of New London, held its opening session Sunday, from until at Jennings school
 This (Tuesday) afternoon Mrs. Ma rietta Wright oI .,O, wen wilt inspect the w. W. Perkins Woman's Relief Corps of New London.
 Many patriotic greeting cards to the soldiers overseas are already going from Norwich The time fer mailing has been extended to Nov. Is.
 St James Lodge. No. g. F. & A. Nj, works the sfd degree at Masonic Tem. pie tolATht, at 7.9o p. m.-adv.
 New sleeping car service between New Haven and Washington was es- abolished on the Federal Express, .iaily, beginning Sunday. November 3.
 Monday at 8 o'clock. an anniversary high mass of requiem for Miss lInnie Sullivan was sung in St. Pat.1ck's church by the rector, Rev. J. H. Brod- oriCk.
 Recent aids to navigation include the note: Buoy to be permanently dis continued about Nov. 1-Niantic bay and approach, Millstone Point Reef buoy 2,
 To Inquirer. The state board of ex- aminers of barbS-s consist of Fred ". Neumann of New Haven, John Si- rica of Waterbury and Eli Lague of Jewett City,
 Steamer Plymouth has arrived at New London to go on the line 10 New York in place of the City Of Worces- ter, which has been transferred to the Fall River line.
 The Silver street school at Coven- try opened Monday with Miss Sarah Carmody of Worcester Mass, teacher This school has been closed for five weeks. lacking teacher.
 Supper at Universalist church Wed nesday evening followed by annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society," adv.
 News has been received that Rev. Arthur w. Barwick of Plainfieid Con- gregational church is at Camp Zach ary Taylor, Kentucky, preparing for work overseas also as a chaplain.
 The Shore Line Electric Railway company is widening the road below DeWolfs switch by digging away the safdbank on it's recently acquired property, the original Joseph Lucas farm.
 In the list of distinguished service awards recently announced appears the name of Philip R. Rabcock of l4itchfield, Conn. He is native of Lyme and brother of l.. F. Babcock of litchfield.
 Members of the Norwich D. A. R. chapter express concern that many valuable curios and relics are likely to be lost. because there is no suita . hle museum in the town wherein they can be preserved.
 Course in citizenship by Mrs. Nancy Schoenmaker, under the auspices oi the Norwich College Club, for the ben eft of the scholarship funi, at Slater hall annex. Season tickets $2-ativ.
 Word from Ira Smith of Poouonoc severely wounded in France, is to the effect that he is now able to go about in d wheeled chair. It is expected that he will be invalided home as soor as he is able to travel.
 The pontifical mass of requiem fol the deceased clergy of the Hartford Catholic diocese, the annual meeting Ol lIic ClGIlCshl T uIlu dSSOCtaIlOl, anG the Junior Clergy examinations sched uled for Nov. have been postponed
 A man wholly unauthorized ha. bosn calling at houses in variou! towns selling Red Crosses. WheI questioned the man said he gave $1 { month to the Red Cross. He had sol( as many as $20 worth of crosses il one day.
 Politics in Holland county and es l pecially in the city Of Rockville hai 1 caused more concern within the las ! twenty-four hours than in serera weeks. Both the democrats and re publicans are making q hGrd pull tt
 carry Rockville.
 In food conservation during th, l coming winter families should no | overlook fish. according to Q statemen l issued by the home economies de 1 partment of the food administration 1 This has particular application t 1 those people living on the Connecticu l shore.
 1n response to the linen shower re | quest to the New London Red Cross | five cases have been forwarded. con
 taining 370 sheets, 700 hand towels | 3e0 bath towels 750 handkcrchfefs an 1 250 napkins. This is not half of tn
 sheets, towels and handkerchiers re l quired.
 4 short time since, The Bulletin ha,
 a cable message stating that Genera l Foch had asked all the Catholic chil ! dren of the world to receive hol communion for his success in tn world-war, and last Friday all the pu pills of St. Patrick's school. Norwich
 received communion with this inten
 tion.