Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-30
VARIOUS MATTERs

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 Light vehicle lamps at 4.4s o'clock this evening.
 The Junior Girl Scouts of Trinity Methodist church met Friday even- ing.
 Saint Andrew the Apostle is com memorated in the church calendar to- day. .o
 Blue Points, best oysters in the city, at Powers Bros.
 Norwich merchants are featuring Made-in-America goods for the holi' day trade.
 Mild weather Friday brought out the crowds and the Dost-hoiiday business was very good.
 According to the county reports, the Norwich w, c. T. U. has gained S1 members during the year.
 The first payment of the pledges fol the united war work campaign fun6 will be due next Monday.
 Motorists have been discovering thai it is easy for automobile radiators te freeze these chilly morning.
 Special for today, womens $6 guT metal, high cut, laced shoes, $4.50 BaTrows, 90 Main St.-adv.
 In Bolton, Thanksgiving day found four inches of frost in the ground an6 fall blowing temporarily suspended.
 Nathan A. Gibbs and Albert s. Com stock have been appointed appraisers of the estate of the late Charles L Hubbard.
 All the exercises of the Central Baptist church for the current sever dnx i. t,ad rnfaro.aao AA lee Y Enlistment week.
 An invitation subscription whist fol the benefit of Backus hospital is being arranged by a committee of whicl Mrs. William H. Shields is chairman. W. c. Whitney. test medium, Spirit Tal Academy, Sunday.--adv.
 One Norwich citizen makes the poin that merchants and others employinl children out of school hours should give the preference to Victory girl and boys.
 Friday at o'clock in St. Patrick! church an anniversary high mass O requiem for Miss Winifred Driscol was sung by the rector, Rev. John H Broderick.
 l.. II. Chubbuck of Coventry, assister by George Braton Arnold of Previ i dence. has completed the work of turn l ing the old oak trees at Packer int I ship timber.
 Choice Spanish mackerel, fatfsl and butterfsh at Powers Bros '-adH 1 During the week Samuel P. Wiliar of Colchester, of the state board 0 education, has been in Middletown is 1 suing certificates to children who de sire to work.
 Miss Dorothy NJ. Shanley of Crom well has been appointed stenographe in the office of the state teachers re tirement board to succeed Miss Flor 1 enee Grant, resigned. Representatives in the legislature ( the coming winter from Union are l MT, Reeds third term as representa- tive, Mr. Towards first.
 Although Norwich is far from al taining her quota in the matter of th Red Cross linen shower, the third bo was packed Friday and few otht contributions have come in. A reeuperative diet in infiuenz; Horlick's Matted Milk, very digestihl t-adv
 All efforts of the Red Cross in son /, Connecticut cities are being concer trated on filling the allotment of pape vests which must be furnished for tt American soldiers in Siberia.
 The South Waterford Red Gro; auxiliary entertained the boys of u United States naval hospital at Thanksgiving dinner Thursday. IT dinner was held at A. o. U. W. hall
 General Manager Clinton L. Bart of the New Haven railroad is on tour of inspection along the lines, al companied by several officials, ar travelling in the private car Naug; tuck.
 The general summary shows a graT total of 3,o64 students and members training units in Yale university present. Of this number, 1906 a regnlarly enrolled and matriculat, students.
 Extra large long elams for fryin scallops, shrimp and Holsters, at Poy CTS Bros.'-adv,
 Connecticut has three county supe inteadents of temperance and mission and two temperance secretaries missionary societies, Mrs. H. Add Randall of Greton and Elizabeth Carter of Ansonia.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clegg of Norwi, entertained a party of English frien , at Thanksgiving dinner. During | evening games, instrumental mus . and singing were enjoyed, all having delightful social time. !, Rockville, which has been sufferiI , from serious coal shortage. d 1 larsely to an apparent misunderstan . ing concerning the proper allotme1 l will be afforded relief, as six earloa of coal have arrived in that city.
 Xmas sale of fancy articles Decor Der End. Sd and 4th at Bucaingha
 Memorial by Mrs. Hadley G. Gray. adv.
 The NeedIework guild. of which M
 James A. Bidwell of Norwich is pres
 dent, is planning to have the annu
 donation of two garments from ca
 member collected by Dec. 14th. ]
 gifts are for local charitable purpos
 Steamer Nanking. on which NJ
 Dickson Hammond Leavens (Marjol
 l.. Browning) and Miss Nina Gage a
 passengers, sails from San Francis
 today and is due to reach China, \
 Honolulu, early in January. M
 Leavens left Changsha Nov. 2S, 19 and left Norwich, returning, Nov. 1918. II Stamping carefully done and ordt
 taken for embroidery at the Woman / Exchange. Hot lunch served daily adv.