Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-08
OIiae B1llletin.
Norwieh, Friday, Nov. g. 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Thursday evening there was rally in Bolton hall in the interest of the united war work drive.
 At Mantle the united war work campaign is fully organized The com mittee is headed by John J. Crutten- den.
 It is noticeable about the state that scarcely a colored resident died from the malady during the recent influenza epidemic.
 Striped Bass, Sword Smells, Mack erel, Shrimps, Long Clans at Powers Bros.-adv.
 A public meeting in the interest of. education is to be held Monday even ing, Nov. IL in the hose house. North Grosyenordale.
 Thursday at o'clock in St. Pat rick's church a months mind requiem high mass for Miss Catherine Bowler was sung by Rev. J. H. Frederick.
 Mars is in the western evening sky. setting about D. Tn. during the month. It was in conjunction with the moon in the early evening last night.
 North Grosvenordale is to have community district nurse, the chair man of the board of management being Rev. B. NJ. Donneliy, formerly of Oc- cum
 Among the 2,e49 fires reported to the Connecticut state police during the past year, 332 were from defective f1ues and chimneys, and 1865 from sparks of all kinds.
 The state beard of control has voted an addition of s15,000 to the appropria- tion of the agricultural experiment station of the Connecticut Agricultural college, Storrs.
 At Hartford this evening Rev. w. A. KeeFe of Plainfeld will address a meet ing at the Church of the immaculate Conception in the interests of the united war work drive. n. r. Clifford will open ar advanced class in dancing Monday, Nov. Il, 7.G0 D. m., Chamber of Commerce. hall. Terms S10 per season.--ldv. The November White Ribbon Banner announces among contributions to the i Willard fund, from Jewett City $2, ! Groton B, South Wilmington S2, Goshen g, Hanover S2, Mantle $2. 1 A meeting of representative of units in the State guard will be held ! in the headquarters room in the state arnor5 at Hartford Monday to arrange for a military bowling league, At meeting of the state board of control an addition of S5,S00 was made 1 to the appropriation of the state board of health for general expense es. partlc- 1 ularly in connection with the inf1uerZa epidemic.
 In various sections of the country dead men voted at this weeks election for the first time in history Some oi the soldiers in France had died since their ballots for the election Nov: 5tf were mailed.
 Funeral services for Miss Esther Aida Turning were conducted at hel home, l69 College street, Middletown by Rev. pr. A. ". Hazen at 1 o'clocl Wednesday afternoon. Burial was il Mantle cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Lizzie Boynton who died in Norwich, was held at 4 Shapiey street, New London. Wednes day. The service was conducted b, Rev. A. F. Purkiss of Norwich. Buria was in Grassy Hill cemetery.
 The tax collectors office will be ope Friday, Saturday and Monday even ings until 8 o'clock for Ihe purpose c . collecting city taxes, After Monda. the 11tll. interest will be added to a , unpaid taxes-adv.
 Just now the ship to which Lieu John R. King Of Norwich is attache is undergoing repairs at Boston, 6
 that Dr. King was able to spead
 brief furlough at his home on Wash : inGten street early in the week. After spending a portion of the sum l mer at Oswegatchie, Miss Margart
 Wilson, eldest daughter of Preside1 ! Wilson, has arrived iu France whel she is to remain for year in the cam
 and trench circuit as a Y. M. c.
 worker.
 A Norwich wholesale merchant est mates that the three wholesale houst
 in this city have certainly 60,OO1 ( 10000 pounds of sugar. but they cannt
 give it to the retailers as the latte
 have no certificates calling for COT
 signments.
 There is particular local interest the annoTG%ement of the death
 action Sept. '2Tth of Lieut.. Louis
 Abel, son of Mrs. Joseph r. Abel,
 Lebanon, as the latter when Miss It
 Peckham was q teacher in the Pea - street school.
 N At New London, Mrs. Henry Have S Stoddard in turning over her home @ 105 Huntington street with furnishinI % and fixtures complete to the recent
 organized Chief Petty Officers club
 will be occupied by the club until u X end of the war.
 M Mrs. George Maynard Minor F Waterford expressed her thanks to t # D. A. R. for endorsing her candida
 for president general of the society
 the November meeting of the Lucret
 Shaw chapter held Monday afterno
 in New London.
 E The state civil Service commissi F. has postponed the stenographic tes H which were to have been held at | # capitol some time this month un early in December. The reason giv w for the postponement is the Iingeri
 of the influenza cases.
 Danbury papers mention that NJ
 Maud E. Hayes Of the home econom L 1 department of the Connecticut Az 1 cultural college, Storrs. has been Fl Danbury conferring with the staff
 the Fairfield county farm bureau
 regard to work in hand.
 When the students of the Nath
 Hale grammar school. New Lond
 received a beautiful silk American f
 presented by the class of 1918, Thu
 day morning, the gift was accepted ! behalf of tht school by Principal F. '' Newton formerly of Broadway schC
 Norwich.
 The Westerly Sun says: While ]
 and Mrs. William c. McLaren of N
 wich were in Westerly they resided ' Liberty street. MT. McLaren was e ;h, ployed by the Automatic Telepht ys company The late Mrs McLaren l
 many friends here, where she was
 spected for her pleasant and frien Ter disposition.
 ri. A letter received this week by
 and Mrs. Lemuel M. Fielding of \
 l wich from their son, Lemuel o. Fie ing, an electrician on the U. s. D,
 can came from Liverpool which I