Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-21
Ul1e Rslligtir. Norwich, Saturday. Dec .T21, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The almanac Winter begins today, December Fist.
 Choice neckwear for gentlemen at Keppler's, 99 Main St-adv.
 The change to bright. sunny wea- ther has helped cure the influenza pa- tients.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 35 cents at The Bulletin Office.-adv.
 Luther Skinner of Vernon installed the officers of Bolton grange Friday evening.
 At Ekonk, F. c. Watson has sev- eral hives of bees. one hive of which. has yielded between 70 to so pounds of honey.
 Bean supper in Buckingham Memo rial tonight.-adv
 St. PatriclS's parish school will not close until Tuesday next, reopening Years.
 School in the Lantern Hilk-district, taught by Miss Gladys M. Eggleston, ercises.
 With sugar restrictions removed. Norwich bakers are having no diffi- culty in getting out their orders for Christmas cakes.
 When nourishing diet is required, use Horlicks-the original matted milk adv.
 Today, the feast of St. Thomas, the Apostle, there will be the celebra tion of the Holy Communion at 10 O. clock, in Trinity Episcopal church.
 From North Stonington, George Caswell, who is suffering from pneu monia, has been brought to the Back us hospital in Norwich for treatment.
 Choice neckwear for gentlemen at Keppler's, 99 Main St.-ady.
 In the Hartford city court Thursday. Lucille Jones, whose case had been different times continued, was com mitted to the East Lyme reformatory for women.
 The state barber commission is to conduct an examination for barbers at the capitol Monday morning. when it is expected that about twenty cap- didates will take the test.
 Page & Shaw and Park & Tilford' S Christmas candy has arrived at LAe & Osgood
 Int lecture given at the Second Congregational Church House. New London, Friday evening by Dr. Frank s. Bunnell. of Norwich Free Academy, was for the benefit of Lawrence hos pital.
 All binoculars, spyslasses, observa- tion glasses and other glasses lent to the government by patriotic citizens to provide "eyes for the navy" will be returned to the people by whom they were lent.
 Those who have enrolled as mem 1 bers of the Red Cross for the year i 1919 are being urged to wear the Red Cross button and to display the Red Cross service flag in the windows oi their homes.
 | See the gentlemen's beautiful neck wear at Keppler's, 99 Main St.-adv
 The annual luncheon of the Society of the Mayf1ower Descendants. whicf has local members, will be held at the Mohican hotel, New London, today The society $ a state organization ard has 250 members.
 Millinery. trimmed hats, untrimmet I shapes and trimmings. at cut prices, 4 Broadway Mime. Fournier.-adv.
 The state tuberculosis commission has signed a contract with the Ma. tional Tuberculosis Association to dis tribute the fund of $40 000, which i. allotted to Connecticut out of tht money appropriated sby the Red Cross 1 Waterbury papers refer to the fac that Private James Carver, of Nor Iwich. killed Oct. 9, had worked fo the Scovill Manufacturing compan. for two years and was q brother o Mrs. John Sullivan of 20 Irion street George H. Bartlett, 79. died at hi home, on Fishers Island Thursday. H had been in poor health for severa years. He owned considerable prop erty on the island. Burial will be i the island cemetery today Saturday.
 Large assortment of gifts still to b found at Womal's Exchange. Orde pies and cake for Christmas.-adv.
 The number of renewals of automo bile licenses as announced by the au tomobile commissioner at the capitc for the six weeks period from Noy to Dec. IS is 19,919, compared wit 13,370 for the corresponding perio, last year.
 The officials of the Norwich Saliva tion Army. Captain and Mrs. Rich ardson Jewell, have been greatly en couraged to receive a liberal chec toward their Christmas fund fror Herbert F. Dawley of Norwich an Fort Point.
 Home baking orders taken. goods de livered, coffee rings and brown breat Christmas gift boxes. Tel. 46S- sad
 A committee from Ekonl< MT. ?n Mrs. Carl D. Gallup. Misses G!adr Gallup and Bertha Sayles were i Norwich Tuesday buying Christina presents for the Sunday school. Tn concert and tree are to be held Sun day evening.
 Principals of all Connecticut hig schools have received from W. I Wood, federal director for Connecticl of the United States Boys Workin Reserve, copies of the farm craft les sons which the federal government re quests be used.
 Miss Madeline Sequara, daughter ( Mrs. Mary Sequara of New Londo, and Antone Medeiros, U. S. N, of Ne Bedford, were married Thursda 7 morning at St. Mary's Star of the Se church, New London. by Rev. Alexar . der C. Wollschlager.
 See the gentlemen's beautiful necl wear at Kepplers, 99 Main St.-ad
 There is talk of taking off the cal ly Saybrook Point and New Londc passenger train for workmer in shiI yards and on work by the goverr ment. The Saybrook Chamber ( Commerce has started a paper, 1T = sisting that it remain on.
 A cable message dated Nov. 2St . received by Mrs. James Moriarty Norwich, from her son, pr. James Moriarty, of Waterbury, in service a London hospital, announced h . transfer to France, so that it is poss : ble he may be Oh his way home.
 The case of Scoville's appeal fro probate was settled by agreement ; Rockville in the superior court Thur,