Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

ord for the converting of the legisla- ure next month are going forward 'apidly.
 Church Bros. buy raw furs. Corner Ferry stret.-adv.
 The Amston Moulding and Lumber of Hebron has changed itB name to the Amston Moulding cor- 1oration.
 The diet during and after influenza. Horlicks Matted Milk, nourishing, di- 
 The state board of pardons will com vene on Monday of next week to con- sider the petitions of 25 inmates of the state prison who ask for pardons.
 A Somers correspondent mentions that Mrs. Maud P. Kimball has closed her home on Chestnut Hill and has gone to Ellington to the home of her Mrs. Kimball.
 The United States civil service com mission announces open competitive sxaminatie6s for senior cost account ant and Junior cost accountant; for both men and women.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sherman have closed their summer home, the Zebulon Brown farm in North Stonington, and will occupy an apartment in High street, Ashaway, R. I.
 At New London, Charles H. Goss, of the estate of Georgt w. Arnold, has transferred to Joseph A. St Germain a partially completed house on Willetts avenue.
 Millinery, trimmed hats and untrin- med shapes at cut prices Come early. A Broadway, Mime. FourEier.-adv.
 When Connecticut degree of -Poca- hontas, l. o. l.. M, held its 24th great council session in Red Mems hall at Torringten Thursday, Emma Einsei- del of Rockville presided.
 At Groton poultry show, where about 800 birds are being exhibited, Philip M. Plant of Eastern Point is showing 50 pair of fancy pigeons, hares, rabbits and cavies.
 In some of the schools Friday refer ence was made to Britain day today and the valor with which that country stood in the gap with France until America was ready for action.
 Since all restrictions in regard to Christmas shopping have been re- moved, buyers can go the limit in purchasing the fine holiday goods of fered by The Bulletins advertisers.
 Opened while you wait The best oysters in the city. COG quart, al Church Bros.-adv.
 At the centenary Methodist move ment conference in Boston this weel Rev. J. l. Bartholomew, former super intendent of Norwich district, hal charge of the New England area work
 After a successful term as matro1 of the Huntington home, Norwich Mrs. Margaret Morrall will return tt Stafford Springs and occupy the homt of Miss G. A. Washburn on HighlanC terrace.
 At the meeting of the Vernon tow school committee Wednesday, eveninI the board voted to buy first aid kit for all. schools so that the teacher could care for pupils in case they wer injured.
 The "smileage campaign" in Con necticut has closed and the stat council of defense has notified eacl local war bureau to close up it's ac counts and to make a report on tn work done.
 Bishop Milan has appointed Rev Andrew J. Plunkett of S. Bernard
 
 Shelton, to succeed the late Rev. Dan iel A. Bailey. formerly Of Colcheste and Montville.
 Trinity college is to honor those C it's alumni and undergra duate bodie who have fallen in the war. The lis i incldeus Seaman Lester H. Churc l (1s2Q, died of pneumonia at Ne ' London, Sept. 27, 1918.
 | fI7f- Al. {. zis i. sale to be held this month by the NoI wich Art association will go toward the fund for the support of a Frenc | orphan which was adopted last Jar | pary by the association.
 Deputy State Factory Commissions William E. Duncan states that thel are 435,397 more persons employed 1 factories of the state than there wei in 1918. In that year there were 320 597; in 1917,' 347,511, and this yea 355,994.
 Mrs. Nancy M. Schoonmaker has book which she has been writing the interests of suffrage, soon to published. It is to be placed in SC, ondary schools normal schools al colleges. Actual Government of Col necticut is the title.
 The tax collectors office will be op' Monday and Tuesday evenings until o'clock for the purpose of collectil balance of unpaid personal taxes. Af CT Tuesday, December 10, the deli quent list will be made out and tur ed over to the prosecuting attorn as the law oirects.-adv.
 Conductor Robert L. Jewell of Il New Haven road addressed the MeT guild of the Rockville Methodi church at it's meeting in the chur Thursday evening, telling an interes ing story of his many years expel ence on the railroad.
 In the Hartford police court Thur
 day, Lucille James, a maid who h
 stolen rings, etc, from Dr. .Valer
 Parker, had her, case continue a f. days, when it is expected there W ! be room for her at the East. Lyr
 women's state reformatory.
 Steamer Nank1pg, on which M
 Dickson H. Leavens of Norwich, a
 Miss Nina Gage were due to sail frC ], San Francisco last Saturday, was q
 layed until Thursday, so that the
 turning travellers will not reach Chi
 before the middle of January.
 It is the intention of ConnectiS :, prohibitionists to work for the non nation of a dry" republican for spea
 CT at the republican legislative cauc
 which will be held on the event
 preceding the day on which the ge
 eral assembly of 1919 opens.
 Six hundred and eight children ,, this large number of youngsters
 Connecticut Children's Aid society I
 been appealed to during this last ye
 because of illness or death in the ia
 fly, because of immortality, domes
 trouble, intoxication or other causes k When in Norwich Thursday St e Agent A. W. Buchanan of Mansfi 1 examined 25 children. annlicantr