Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-21
UlIe Bulletin.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VAKlOOS MAI EAS
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.55 o'clock this evening.
 Six new policemen at New London have been notified to be ready for duty Sunday, Dec. l.
 A Hopkinton. R. l., correspondent mentions that several milk producers have been in Lebanon in quest of milch cows.
 The number of children in the 1 Temporary Home at Haddam is larger than usual, 70 now being cared for in ! the institution.
 A recuperat:ve diet in influenza. T1orlick's Matted Milk, very digestible. adv.
 written by Fred c. Wight of New ] London, was played on a French bat tie field on the morning of Nov. II.
 Mrs. Mary J. Rogers, 7S, wife of Wilbur F. Rogers, who died at her home in Meriden Saturday evening, was born in Wilmington June 13, 1s45. In the shore towns the duck hunt CTS were out in large numbers Mon- 1 day. The day was foggy anG good numbers of the water fowl were shot. The agents and operators along the New Haven railroad are busily en- gagged figuring out their increase of wages and the amount Of back time due them.
 A change sof schedule on the Shore Line Electric Railway went into effect Wednesday. cars to Ocean Beach now running on the 20-minute winter schedule.
 Certificates of dissolution have been l fled at the state secretary's office for | the Brooks Clothing Company of Yer ncn and the Nichols & Rice company 1 of New London. 1 Rockville went over the top in the | United War Work campaign by sew cral hundred dollars. The final total , for the city. alone. is SIS. 2g0.15, while i the quota was s16.020.
 R. NJ. Smith ot Norwich trainmas ter of the Worcester branch Of the New Haven road. has been aDro;nte l assistant superintendent of the New London division under E. E. Resan Beginning Sunday, Nov. 24. the hours of the local Western Union ] Telegraph office will be from g a. m to 12 noon and ?. m, to '. m.--adv Relatives and friends attended a months mind high mass of requiem for James T, Ring, sung at St. Pat l,ck's church Wednesday at s o'clocs ! by the rector. Rev. J, H. Broderick A celebrity known to a number O! ! local provision dealers aI the Apple King of New England. Alfred A. Mar 1 slall, died Sunday night aC the age ot 1 i5. at his home in Fitchburg, Mass. after long illness.
 Members of St. Anne's Temperance Society of Norwich are going to New London on a straw ride to attend tht 45th anniversary dance of St. Mary: Star of the Sea Total Abstinence so. citay Friday evening
 The Ellington Branch of the To1 land County Farm Bureau held meeting in Ellington Town Hall oi Tuesday evening. The meeting wa! conducted by R. A. SiIles, farm hureal director for Ellington
 sThe farm known as the Stiles Parl Fccleston place located in AshwiIle lard comprising over 400 acres wa sold recently 10 purchasers from Eas Hartford and Glastonbury. Immedi cte possession was given.
 The treasurer's report made to tn, Connecticut Fair Association at it, eleventh annual meeting this weel | showed a balance for the first fou Gays of the fair. the first time sine, the association was formed.
 Norwich members of the arm, learn that the Salvation Army sen 1000 doughnuts to the front on Nov iii, the last day of the fighting. Thi orga nization at present is arrangin, g Christmas celebration oversea.
 Hebron has gone over the top agai, in contributing to the seven orsani zations in the United War Drive. Tn auota was $50 plus 50 per cent. Ove $500 has been given. Banks lone was chairman fer the town of He bron.
 Mcdnesdav afternoon Comfort Cir cle of the Kings Daughters held
 pleasant meeting at the home of Mrt
 Fl. F. Dawley. Seven members at tended, the leader, Mrs. A T. Utie
 presided. and work was done for tn Red Cross.
 : A special meeting of the state boar
 of charities of which Mrs. Frank 4 ' Mitchell of Norwich is a member, i to be held at the capitol this after noon to consider certain sections C the boards biennial report now i
 preparation.
 Up in Holland county some of th
 tobacco warehouses have opened fo the season, a month earlier than las wear, the unusually early tobacco
 damp enabling the growers to talk
 down the crop from the sheds earlie
 than in other years.
 Methodist churches in this seetie . are working for the Conference Claim
 ants Fund. There is & drive on 1 c a ic fV.% %I,1 Southern Conference to S25o.000. IT.
 fund now amounts to $110,0e0 so $40 } GOO Is required to be raised.
 At Coventry there is to be a publ
 barn raising entertainment at tt
 home of Henry c. Walker this (Thurt
 day) evening. Supper will be serve
 and an entertainment given. M
 Walkers barn was recently burne
 the third barn burned on the farm.
 The war department announced we!
 tnrday that 11e.000,0o0 cakes ot soa
 S3,o00 boxes of talcum powder. 10O, o
 packages of tooth paste, and 100
 packages of shaving soap and pas
 were among the pHCchases for u
 overseas forces during the past s
 months.
 .I A Norwich man, James Turnbu
 recently purchased the celebrated Ay
 shlre registered heifer, Isabelle G.. X .? 0S427, which comes from a line of hi,
 producers. Formerly of Ashaway, le l., MT. Turnbull several years sin h bought large stock and dairy far a in Norwich.
 ,a H. G. Rand. of Boston, air-bra instructor of the New York, New H '- ven and Hartford railroad, is in Ce sE Eeeticut with his instruction ear f Lg the purpose of instrueting and exam
 ing employees of the road in the weF to ing of the airbrake. also to exarni n, employees for advancement. >o GeorPe PaFSapc ooud;da1n {