Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 6.57 o'clock this evening.
 A late fall has afforded farmers in the suburbs ample time to complete silo filling.
 At West Woodstock Miss Emily Ross raised from one seed 37 well de- veloped pumpkins.
 In Old Lyme Lemott Way is to take the R. F D. route when Montie Pier son leaves, for camp.
 Temperatures as high as TO degrees in the shade were recorded in Norwich during Thursday afternoon.
 Regular meeting of K of c. tonight Installation of officers.-adv. The little blues and nackerei are still running and good catches are being made daily off Saybrook. Miss Esther MacNaught is the com mittee for North Ashford to secure subscriptions for the new Liberty bonds.
 Eastern Connecticut boys. who Jeff to enter Storrs college have returned to their homes owing to quarantine al the college.
 At a recent meeting of Thompson grange lunch of sweet corn, sand wiches and coffee was served by the refreshment committee.
 The law on shooting wild, ducks wa& off Oct. 1st, and already there have been many hunters on the meadows near the Connecticut river
 One of the war exhibit trains sen out bf the Liberty loan committee O New England will stop at Rockville Wednesday, Oct, g, at o'clock D. m. The planet Uranus is in view prae' l tically all night throughout October ] It is in Capricornus and is on thu 1 meridian at 9.15 D. m, Oct. 15, ant l S15 p. m., Oct. S1.
 I The faithful members of the Norwiel l Red Cross chapter have had addet 1 duties this week in sorting and count | ing the many articles of clothing con 1 tributed for the refugees.
 Every day and at all hours of tn day interested crowds inspect the pie | lures of Norwich boys in the fedora 1 service grouped in the windows at tn Porteous & Mitchell store. | Commissioner of Motor Vehicle Robbins E. Stoeckel held hearing a Hartford Tuesday William F. Wheel CT, of Willimantic. charged with reck less driving, failed to appear.
 The Connecticut State Music Teach CTS association held it's quarter meeting Wednesday afternoon in tn Chamber of Commerce hall at Meride with about 30 members in attendanc' l Franklin chapter, No. 4, R. A. M
 works the Mark Master degree tonigf at Masonic temple at 1.30.--adv
 The flag on The Norwich Bulleti
 building ;s to remain at half staff fC
 20 days in memory of Sergeant Robel
 Q. Fletcher, who at the time of h
 enlistment was sporting editor of tn
 paper.
 A new service flag flying over tn
 main building of the Marlin -RockWe
 plant Norwich, indicates S6S star
 although the company to date ba
 given S76 employees to the country
 service.
 Pneumonia following an attack (
 influenza caused the death Wednesda
 morning of Charles NJ Kenerson 2
 his home at Quaker Hill MT. Kener
 son for d time had been employed as
 salesman.
 The state convention of the Woman
 Christian Temperance union that wa
 to have been held in Willimantic Oc
 10 and Ii has been indefinitely post
 ponsd because of health conditions i
 that city.
 Gaining to be the sole heir to tn
 s6.2IS.GS estate left by his cousi,
 Michael King, in New York, Willial
 Condon of New London asks the SUI
 rogates court in New York to turn
 over to him.
 A conference Of Methodist minister will l1 held in the Rockville MethC dist church Monday and Tuesday next week for the Norwich dlstrj Ministerial meeting Ii is expected tn forty ministers will attend.
 The following W c. T. unions ha'
 contributed to the White Ribbon Bal
 ned fund since Aug. 19: Jewett Ci D s1 Thompson $1, Groton s2, Centr ! Village si, Portland $1, Hanover } New Britain s1, Wilmington s1. Next Suaday the automobile owne of the state will be placed strictly their honor. as the State guard, WI have been on duty the past, three Sul days. will not be at their posts to tai . the numbers of those who pass , Scotland L. T. L. has raised S7 tov ard the fund for state prohibition "a r iflcation. Some of the little folks ma : a house to house canvass solicitil
 small sums of money. while othe
 worked to obtain their allotment.
 The Women's Liberty Loan COT
 mittee of Coventry inclcdes: M V Walter s. Haven. chairman; NJ isaac P. Ffske Mrs Oliver H. H and Mrs. John N. Walbridge A hous z. toulouse canvass will be conducted n Michael Fay of Rockville, who died /. Norwich Sunday, leaves his wife, s e and daughter. Funeral services we n held Wednesday morning at St. Be y nard's church, where mass was ce S brated by his brother Rev. John r Fay. Of New Britain. u Charles Converse, of somers di
 in the Norwich State Hospital Mo
 day after a lingering illness Bur . was in the West cemetery, at Some F Thursday afternoon at o'clock. R Y Thomas lyric of HazardvilIe condut , ed the burial services. y. Upon request of the board of dire r. tors of the Connecticut farm for vol e en at East Lyme, courts of the sta q have been requested not to commit a e more women to the farm, as all spa e now available is occupied by f Il women already committed n At the semi-annua1 meeting of { 2 Weman's Congregational Home M q sionary union of Connecticut held Ie the Second Congregat tional church 1T Waterbury Mrs. William Carr of r
 quonock formerly of Taftville, the V
 president of the state society, condu ss ed thA coiIectjons