Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-14
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at GAP o'clock this evening.
 A few f1orsemen from Eastern Con- necticut will attend the fair at Wind sor this week. N By advice of the health officer the Otis Library will be closet for anoth- CT week.-adv.
 The cars of the Shore Line Electric Railway company are thoroughly fu- migated every night.
 The Neptune Park cottage of the Gladden. family, of Norwich, has been closed for the season.
 A number of motortruck loads of rev machinery arrived at the Mar Iin-Rockwell's Norwich plant Sun day.
 The funeral of Bridget, wife of Hen ry Boylan, who died in Norwich Fri day, will be held in New Haven this morning.
 A small blue shark was taken from the net of Burdick Brothers, near Watch Hill the other day. The shark is three feet long.
 The parish house of the First Con gregational church, New London, has been converted into an emergency contagious hospital.
 The assistant Catholic pastors of the diocese will hold a conference at St .Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford. next Thursday afternoon.
 The classes of the Jewett Business School will resume their sessions Mon day, October 14th.-adv.
 Farm bureaus are being notified that farpnarc yUbO uri1l pood fa-~jtE-oi. for their next years crops, had bet ter order their supply now.
 Court authorities have been inform of influenza no new girls will be re- ceived at the Industrial school in Mid dletown until further notice.
 The Moosup Methodist church will be visited Wednesday, the 18th, by the district superintendent, Rev. George C.. Scrivener, of Norwich who will hold the quarterly conference.
 Brown university is under quaran- tine, one of the Norwich boys there in the Students Army Training Corps, Naval Unit. being Francis Bidwell, son of Dr. and Mrs. Frank N. Bidwell.
 The New England Tuberculosis conference, planned to be held in
 
 has been called off on account of the influenza epidemic in the New Eng land states
 evening. Oct 18th, Rioux hall. Class 7.30 Social S.50 to 12.-adv.
 Saturday was the anniversary of the birth in 1913 of Lyman Trumbull, who was elected to the senate through the withdrawal of Abraham Lincoln, born at Colchester, Conn., Died in Chicago, June 25, 1896.
 At the masses in St. Patrick's church Sunday prayers were asked for the repOse of the souls of thirty two persons, all but three or four or these having died in Norwich within the past two weeks.
 Announcement has reached Norwich that the annual state convention of the Universalist Y. P. c, U. which was to have been held in Bridgeport Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 1S and 20 has been postponed.
 Because of the prevailing epidemic district Sunday school convention, which was to be held under the aus pices of the Stonington Union asso- ciation at Voluntown last week was postponed indefinitely.
 The names of "A additional members of the American Expeditionary Forces who are prisoners of war in various German camps announced by the wal department. include, at Rastatt, Car Hoffman, of Hampton, Conn. About nine or ten cottages at Pine l Grove, Mantle, are still open. mum Der being occupied temporarily by tht l forni1ipe If Tnan pron1ave6 at GT0f0T 1 shipyard, for whom dwellings are be ing completed near the yard The Marlin Rockwell company Lib erty Loan subscriptions to date ar, | $500,000 in New Haven, $150.00O il | Norwich, $150000 in Philadelphia, $50t l 900 in New York and $45,000 in Plain vile, Conn.,, according to a New Ha | ven paper.
 Warning has been issued to hotels restaurants, lunch carts. etc. that al cups, glasses, plates, knives and forks | spoons, etc, used in serving foods o | liquids to patrons are to be sterl1izet 1 after using, either by boiling wate or some other sterilization solution. r Police in Connecticut have been no tifed by Mrs. George M. Landers o Ocean Beach and New Britain that valuable police dog which she owns i missing and that she offers a rewar 1 for it's safe return. The dog was sen to Bedding a short time ago and raj away.
 No more first papers" or declara tions of intentions to become citi zens. will be executed until after tn state election in November, in accord ance with an amendment in the na turalization law that prohibits the is suance of first papers within 30 day prior to an election.
 So many of the young ladies at tending the Porter school at Farm ington, are residents of Boston tha it was deemed best. as a precaution ary measure, to delay the opening ( the school until Thursday, the 17tl Miss Mabel S. Webb, of Norwich, teacher of art at the school.
 Because of illness, and the fact ths many were busy with Liberty bon canvassing there was no formal cele bration here Saturday, the four hun dred and twenty sixth anniversary the discovery of America by Colun bus, which the presidents proclama tion designated as Liberty Day.
 All those wishing to send a Chris mas package to any of the family service overseas must make applicatiC for a carton, by postal or in person, the Red Cross. 352 Main street nt later than Thursday, as the order ft these cartons must go forward tn; day. Only one package is allowed f. each man in service OyerSeaS-adV