Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-19
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at 4.5s o'clock this evening.
 A Victory flag is fyitz; fl on the steeIle of Uncasville Methodist church. Harvest home services are being planned by some of the rural chui cn- ee.
 The diet during and after influenza HorIick's matted milk, nourishing, di- Eestible. .Aadv
 Two red roses were picked in Church street garden Sunday, late blooms for Nov. IT.
 F'ifty-four attendants at the State Hospital for the Insane at M:ddletowns are in the federal service.
 At present there are 2s children at the Rock Nook Home. Norwich, in charge of the United Workers
 Farmers were glad to see the heavy rain of Sunday night and Monday, as wells and brooks had been very low
 The parish Holy Name society has requested a memorial mass in St. Pat riek's church Friday for John Mori- arty,
 Three shifts of watchmen, including cartatn and 10 men in each shift. are
 
 Works, at Noanlz
 A months mind requiem high mass for Joseph Reamus was sung in St. Patrick's church, Monday, at 8 O. clock by Rev J. H. Broder,ck
 sAt the peace and victory meeting in Torrington city hall, Sunday night, Rev. J. H. King, formerly of Norwich, spoke on America and Teace."
 At the annual meeting of the school board of Somers, the following officers were elected: Ernest s. Fuller chair man; A. Vail Smith. secretary.
 A two-star service flag nj the home of Mir and Mrs. Edwin Kent, below Trading Cove, is for their sons, Fred and Harry Kent now in France.
 St. James lodge, No. 23, F. and A. NJ. works the first degree at Masonic temple tonight at 7.30.-adv.
 The forty fifth anniversa- of St. Mary's Star of the Sea Total Abstl. nenee society of New London is to be celebrated Friday evening, November .2.
 Malcolm Thompson of l'endleton Hill has begun work at his saw mill, on the MusicolcnY place, to which he recently moved the mill from Clarks Falls.
 The engagement of Miss Elsie Mitchell of T'istrict No. $, to John Y Fletcher, surfman at the Watch Hill Coast Guard station, has been an- nounced.
 An average of 30.O00 queries con- corning soldiers in the CGuntry's ser- vice are received, and an equal num- Der answered in a week by the Amer ican Red Cross.
 The planet Venus enters the even ing sky November 22, butt is so near ly lost in the suns rays that it can not be well observed duirg the re- maindcr of the present year
 Ntwe has been received l.aro thot t pr. John NJ. King, now on ihe '. <. S. New Jersey, at an Atlantic port, has been promoted passed assistant surgeon. [. $. N.' with the rank oI lieutenant.
 h the annual report Of inc years fires made tu the State Police it is shown that of the total number of fires. 2,040, the number occurring in dwellings was 1895. in factories 122, and in automobiles 196.
 By typographical error Monday sthe-faet was omitted that Mrs Henry W. Lester, who died Saturday had been for two weeks previous to her ill., ness industrial nurse at tho Marlin Rockwell Arms plant, Norwich.
 In 8 conference at the Food De- partrent's Haftford headquarters, II | J. Baker, director of the agricultural extension service for the state said that practically all farms in Connecti- cut need liberal applications of lime Next Thursday, November q, the annual conference of the Hartford l branch of the Connecticut Sunday School Union will be Eeld in St Marks Episcopal church. New | Britain The subject of the conference will be ''How 10 Teach"
 Owners of buildings that needt re- i, pairing are advised by the Edwart | Chappell company to take advantage of this good weather to make then snug for the winter. especially as tht government has withdrawn it's re. strictions up to s10,000.-adv.
 Norwich teachers heard Miss Gract l.. Brown. Teachers College, New York, who gave a pleasing and inter esting talk to the members of the Eastern Connecticut Kindergarten ant Urinary association in the Vocationa school, New London. Saturday after. noon.
 During the past year, 42o persons made application to take the stat civil service commissions examination to obtain ratings for eligibility in tn public service of the state. a graate number than. in any ouc year, ex cept 1915. since the commission wa organized.
 Beginning December 1 the suga allowance for household consumption will be four pounds per person pc month, and sugar certificates will b , issued to all retail grocera to enabl them 10 supply their trade Gil this ney basis. There will be plenty of suga to meet the demand. In all. thirteen children were care for at the Emergency Home, the for rner Second church parsonage. Fiv have been taken to Rock Nook Home others have been restored to their par ents and the two full orphans, childrel of Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Bendetto, hay , been placed in private home. . Dentists here have been notife that the annaa1 meeting of the North eastern Dental association schedule for October 10, Ii and 12, but post poned because of the influenza epi demic, will take place Thursday, Fri day and Saturday, this week. at tn Narragansett hotel in Providence.
 A former pastor of St. Jchn's churci Nlontville, Rev. Daniel A. Bailey, c ] St Joseph's church, Shelter. hfs lee , S riotls,y i'll for fo IT weeks with ston1 ac!i trt ut,lc. During his twal> >e =sar. , pastcrate at Shelton Fater Bailey na erec'el .,eautiful church and 1ec tory,