Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-23
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at s.27 o'clock this evening.
 The state election comes two weeks from Yesterday. Tuesday was war savings stamp re- demptlon day for October.
 The employees of the railroads here were liperY subscribers for Liberty bonds.
 A practical book at the Otis library is J, A. Dimock's "The New Business of Farming"
 Regular meeting of Norwich grange postponed till Tuesday. Oct. 29.-adv.
 Several local motorists have taken the trip over the Mohawk Trail, to see the foliage in its October glory.
 Personals and other news items sent The Bulletin must be signed by the sender, otherwise they will not be used.
 At Bolton. Miss Adelia Loonis will be at the head of the drive h November to collect money for the Y M. c. A., K. of C.. and Salvation Army.
 The New London County Agrieul- tural society recently paid to the Red Cross s715, which is 25 per cent. of the proceeds of the third day of the fair
 Some of those wko order patterns through The Bulletins pattern depart ment are careless in stating the size required, which results ill trouble and delay.
 Considering it's population of less than 5000, Rockville mada wonder ful record in the Fighting Fourth Lib- erty loan, nearly doubling it's quota of s62S,soo
 Oct. 20th, the first Sunday in some time that automobiles were permitted to be used for pleasure trips, 41S cross ed the state bridge at Saybrook during the day.
 Residents on certain Norwich street are wondering by what law a milkman can pour milk into the cover of a big can and drink from the cov- CT, when on his rounds.
 In the south parish of Coventry there were eighty-three purchasers of Lib- erty bonds amounting to S59,150. In the north parish the amount was s2,- 4@0. The quota was $22, ,060
 Many of the churches will observe Sunday as Prison Sunday, and patri-
 
 prison in Wcthersfield that afternoon under the auspices of the Prison Teachers association.
 Miss Adela Johnson, 27, died at her home on West street, Bristol, Sunday night of pneumonia She was born in Willimantic in 1891, the daughter ot MT, and Mrs B. T. Johnson and moved to Bristo. two yTlrs ago.
 
 her cottage at Neptune Park, Mrs. A T. Utley the leader decided because of health conditions, to postpone for two weeks a meeting of Comfort Cir cle. Kings Daughters, due to be held today.
 D. r. Clifford will be at the hall in Chamber of Commerce Building. Sat urday. Oct. 26. 8 to 5 D. m. to register pupils for dancing classes. No eards- adv. Because of the prevalence of in fuenza. the Food Administration has postponed the general distribu- tion of e new Hoover home card which was to be distributed to 200, 0e0 Connecticut families the last oi this month.
 Argo just arrived Big cargo fresh fish 10c fb.; another cargo tomorrow adv.
 Mrs. Bertha T. Geer, 3o, widow ot James J. Fitzgerald, died at her home in New; London, Monday. after q weeks illness with pneumonia Sht l survived her husband, Policeman Fitz gerald. only 13 days. He also died from pneumonia. They leave q 6-weeks' olt daughter
 foy,,,A,, C,oIoI,as+,r ,a.+o- p.,- M i V. May. pastor of St. Bernards church. ! Rockville. has offered ths eommitte l the use of St. Bcrnard's Parpchia i choel, for hospital purposes. and tn 1 Christian Apostolic church or Orchar ] street, Rockville, has offered the us l of it's church.
 | Members of the local Farm Burea will attend the conference of all tn 1 Connecticut agricultural extension workers which will be held at the cap itol at Hartford, Friday and Satur 1 day. Leaders in agricultural work i Connecticut will be present and wi make addresses.
 The campaign for raising a fun for the retired members Of the South ern New England conference is un der the supervision of Dr. E. c. Bas; field secretary of the New Enelan Southern conference. and Rev. G. ( Scrivener, of Norwich, superintendent of the Norwich district.
 The papers note that District Su perintendent Homer R. Turner of tn Windsor Fire district. left Tuesda morning for Fort H. G. Wright to en ter the artillery officers trainin camp. He has been granted a te weeks leave of absence by the com missioners of the Fire district.
 A new Knights of Columbus hon
 for men in the service was formal |. opened at New London Monday nigl l by a housewarnaing which included
 concert by members of .ha State Pic
 orchestra and a programme of speal
 CTS who represented the war work (
 practically all denominations in tf city,
 The funeral of Earnest Smith, ?
 was held Tuesday afternoon at ? 0
 clock in the Holland Congregation
 church. Rev R. F Case, pastor, COT
 ducting the services. He was the SC
 of Mir. and Mrs Charles Smith ar
 died at the Hartford hospital Sunds
 from pneumonia, which followed infl
 enBa.
 Mrs. Lucrecia Eliza beth Gecr. wi = died at the home of her son, Profe
 Sor Curtis M. Geer, in West liar | ford Friday and yas hur;eG it, J1i