Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-28

snow fell.
 Light vehicle lamps at TOT o'clock this evening.
 Oranges in nearby towns have be- gun holding harvest slippers
 Members of Norwich Red Cross are working on 300 brown serge dresses for refugees,
 Jail help will be detailed to farms in certain Connecticut towns and will be employed in filling silos.
 Every Sunday now Rev. Leonard Smith of Spring Hill continues to preach at Ledyard Baptist church.
 It is announced that Rev. c. F. Eldridge of Mantle is to preach at Moosup Baptist church, October 6. Because of illness the office of Dr. Emma Durham will be closed until. further notice.-adv. A substantial and useful chest of drawers has been loaned the Norwich Red Gross by the family of Jonathan Trumoull
 There was no meeting of the North Stonin gton grange Friday evening be- cause of the unusual amount of ill., ness in the town.
 At Holland teachers meetings will he held the first Monday of every month by arrangement of the new su- perintendent. Leon Staples. Louis Morse of Wilmington has a crab apple tree so loaded with fruit that it is estimated there must be three or four barrels on the tree. Fred Rhomeling, proprietor of the I Morton house, at Mantle, is making alterations to the hotel where there will be nine apartments of four rooms each.
 The Pendleton Hill wonan's com nittee fo1 the fourth Liberty loan is all ready for the drive. Mrs. Harry Pendleton has again been appointed | chairman. Owing to the prevailing influenza there will be no session of the Trim ity Methodist Sunday school temor- row.-adv.
 Generous donations toward the g. GOO pounds of clothing for refugees. which is the requisition on the Nor wich Red Cross, were received up to Friday. night.
 Tinfoil has been contributed for the free wool fund by Winifred Cummings of Boswell avenue, Henry Kinney. q Cliff street, Raymond CoderTe and Harriet Pierce.
 Another request for books for army camps has come to the Peck Library Slater Hall. The librarian, Miss Helen Marshall will receive and forward all books contributed
 Owing to epidemic conditions pr Shahan urgently requests all appoint ment cases to call at his office be- tween ? and D. m. No morning hours adv
 The New London police have been | notified hy the state commissioner of motor vehicles that the automobile li- cense of T, A. Callahan of, Williams street, in that city, has been suspend ed.
 In. response to a request from the Norwich chapter of the Red Cross, a large and unusually convenient chest of drawers has been sent to the chapter rooms by Mrs Gardiner Greene, of Sachern terrace.
 The conference of the six churche: which was to have been held in the Preston City Congregational church on Wednesday, October 2, has beer indefinitely. postponed. on account O the prevalence of influenza.
 Ekonk Congregational church has extended a call to Rev Naseeb Ma louf to become its pastor. MT. MaIou Is a student of Yale Divinity schoo and with his wife is engaged in set clement work in New Haven.
 Teachers about the state are plan ning to attend the courses in educa tion which are to be given in the grad uate department of Yale universit, beginning today Saturday. and con tinuing throughout the winter.
 By actual count 1411 articles 0 apparel for the Red Cross, to be sen overseas, were contributed in two day by members of St. Edwards parisf Stafford Springs, of which Rev. Feli J. O'Neil, formerly of Norwich, is pas tor.
 pr. George M. Minor of Waterford who volunteered for service som time ago, has been called by the wa department and assigned to duty the transport division with the ran of lieutenant. Dr. Minor is now New York
 A former Norwich resident, Dr. I l. Payne, commander of the Westerl the members not to hold drills indoor p until further notice as cautio against the possible spreading Spanish influenza.
 Chairman Charles q. Adams of th Groton school committee has announo ed that the schools will remain ope at present, in spite of influenza cas es. expressing the belief that the chi |, dren would be better off in school tha
 they would be on the streets.