Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

Stanislas Kostka.
 Whist and dance tonight, 8 D. n1, K. of c. rooms.-adv.
 The Montville State Guard had a special inspection at the armory in Falmertown Monday evening.
 Governor Marcus II. Holcomb's Thanksgiving proclamation is posted conspicuously in the Otis library.
 Nineteen more laborers have joined the railroad labor camp force at Say brook, coming from Boston, Friday.
 Sugar shipments from New York are bigger and the shortage of the sweet stuff may be relieved after Thanksgiving.
 A recuperative diet in influenza HoriiclSs Matted Milk; very digestfble. -adv.
 As in former years, the needy, sick and shut-ins of Christ church parish will be remembered by Thanksgiving baskets on the holiday.
 At meeting of the Parent Teach CTS association, of East Lyme, when officers were elected by ballot. Miss Rose Levin was the choice for presi- dent.
 City owners of country places in numerous instances are staying on un- til December 1st. because Of the fine weather and the desire to harvest late crops.
 Local hunters complail of this as the poorest season in years The wood cock hunting was fair, but the par tridges shot have been few and far between.
 Popular dance. Jazz Band will play Pulaski Hall,e Thanksgiving eve and Thanksgiving night.-adv.
 Duck hunters about Mantle are numerous. These cloudy days the ducks fly into the river and lakes and hunters seem to have q hard time to get near them.
 Tomorrow (Wednesdav) to care for the holiday travel, the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad will run an extra limited train betw""n New York anu Boston.
 aAutobile parties from Eastern Con necticut will be at CanrN nevens for the military carnival, which began Monday and continues through today and Wednesday.
 New stock for today, bluefish, but ter, mackerel, steak cod, scallops, long clams, hatftsh, at Powers Bros. adv
 The fourth quarterly conference was held at the East Hampto, M. F. church. Saturday evening. Rev C. C. Scrivener, of Norwich, being present. He also preached there Sunday morn ing.
 Relatives ard family friends attend ed mon.h's mind higA mass of requiem for John Dunlsavy. sung in St. Patricks church Monday at O. clock by the rector. Rev I H. Bred- erick
 The first dance Of the season hold at Richards grove under he auspices of the War Camp Comu:unity took place Monday night. Dances will be given Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings.
 Cargo of fresh fish just arrived at Osgood's wharf. Prices reasonable.- adv.
 Monday afternoon there ,gas a pray CT meeting at the home of Mrs. c. C. Treat, 10 8rOwn street for the Thamesville section of tho Central Baptist Christian Workers for Enlist ment week and their friends.
 Don't forget Dang Jass Band of seven pieces will play for Gancine Wednesday evening and Thursday evening. at Pulaski Hall.-adv. At Noank. Mr. and Mrs. Varnum Tucked will observe tha eend anni- veFsary of their marriage his Clues day0 evening by giving ;t whist to which a large number Of their re.a- lives and friends have beel b;tden
 This week Friday the third box of the Red Cross linen shower for French hospitals is 10 be packed by Mrs. James Lewis Smith. Cotton as we'll as linen articles are acceptahio and there is special need for bah towels to make up the Norwich quota
 Every insurance company doing bus mess in Connectieut has been request ed by Howell Cheney. state director of the war saaiags canpaign, to under take, beginning December 4, a drive, the purpose of which r. te, put this state over the top in this work.
 At the meeting of the Waterbury Women's club today Clue sday) the ] speaker will be Miss M Estella i sDrague, on the staff of the Connecti- cut Agricultural college at Storrs whose subject will be Home Econ omics and Food Conservation
 Sale of Christmas novelties by Ms. Maud c. Buckingham, 66 Mckinley avenue, opening Monday, November 18th, and continuing daily until Christ mas. Hours. g m. to l p. m, tc and to 9 D. m. Articl<s from 2, cents up.-adv.
 The funeral of Mrs. Philip McGoId. rick, 80, wife of Philip McGoldricI1 of Daabury, who died Friday in Nor. Wich, was held at St. Joacph's church Danbury, Monday morniny at ten O ho, V1ved by brother in New York.
 Alumni here learn that this veal for the first time, Brown universit, offers extension courses for teacheri Saturday mornings Two coutses ar offered, one in biology by Trof. Waite and meeting at 915, and one in so cial science, by Prof. Dealer, at II. 30
 A vigorous denial of a press dis patch that the Waterbury MilldaI Tramway Co. line was tied up becaus of strike of motormen~ and conduc tors for wage increase of five cent was made by Attorney John H. Cassi dy, general manager. formerly of Nor wich.
 The governors achievement ccr tificates, bearing the state seal an signed by Governor Holcomb, are be ing received at the office af the Erarr Bureaus for distribution to all boy and girls who hand in records of yor in any of the Junior Food Army pro jects.
 The American Railway Express c, has announced that owing to the grea congestion Of express matter durin the holiday season, it will be impos sible for the company to mov0 live an finals and birds. The embargo is fror December 10 to December S1, inclu siye.
 G. M. Codding, of the departner