Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-09
Ut1e. e.Rulistin. Norwich, Saturday, Nov. g, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The sum of $1O was cleared at the election dinner at Oneco served by Mrs. William x. Sweet for the benefit of the church repair fund. l Coupon bonds are now ready at the banks for subscribers to the fourth Liberty loan who paid cash at the time of subscribing or during the cam paign.
 A number of the New Haven expert mechanics who have been setting up new machines at the Marlin Rockwell plant in Norwich, left for home Friday night.
 In the superior court during Gov ernor Hocombs coming term a va cancy will be caused by the expiration of the term of Judge Joel H. Reed of Stafford.
 A recuperative diet in influenza, Horlick's Matted Milk, very digestible. adv
 | A Norwich man recalled Friday the big celebration at New Haven in '6o | when he was a student at Yale and news came at 10 o'clock at night of Lees surrender.
 A junior four minute contest for pupils in the schools of Ledyard, Pres ton, North Stonington and Voluntown is being arranged by Supervisor o. D. Lowell of Norwich.
 Stonington fishermen have been get ting some mackerel lately and fatfish are still available. Capt. Fred Ostman intends to remain at fishing all winter, if the weather permits. t The New Haven Railroad company is supplying it's small stations and crossing shacks with cord wood instead of coal to keep the men comfortable during the winter months.
 Stamped linen centers, scarfs, gowns, chemises. Select variety of Christmas cards at Woman's Exchange.-adv
 There will be a vacancy on the state tuberculosis commission for Governor Holcomb to fill. The salary attached to membership of this commission is $2,500 with an allowance of $500 for expenses.
 At the annual business meeting of the Waterford Red Cross auxiliary held with the Misses Nevins at Jordan it was voted to give to 50 boys in the navy turkey dinner Thanksgiving day at A. o. |. w. hall.
 The residence property of Louis Mabrey, U Broadway, Norwich, has been purchased by Samuel Benjamin, who some time ago bought the Uncas bank property on Shetucket street, where he makes his home.
 Gov Marcus H. Holcomb has desig mated today Saturday, as gas mask day and asks that every effort be made for the collecting of fruit pits and nut shells that may he used in the manufacture of gas masks.
 D. F. Clifford will open an advanced class in dancing Monday, Nov. Il, 73O D. m, Chamber of Commerce hall ' Terms $10 per season.-adv. | At present about 50 laborers are em ployed at Midway freight yard and new quarters have been provided for them back of the roundhouse. The , chef has moved in and the men now take their meals in the new room.
 Polish residents in a number of cities tomorrow will celebrate the uprising of 1880 and at the same time start g drive for 10000, 900 which the Poles ot this country have set out to raise fol the equipment and support of a Polisl army.
 Home products only on the Thanks giving dinner table this year is tht program of the food administration Hotels, restaurants and other eating places have been asked to save trans portation by using only food produced locally.
 d A sentence of one year at the statt T farm for inebriates in Norwich wa ee | imposed by Judge Ives in the Danbur! city court Thursday morning in tn, case of Matthew Byers, who violated his probation when under a suspended sentence.
 Funeral services for Miss Mary E 3 Saunders, daughter of Mir and Mrs Elmer Saunders, were held at the hom A of her parents in Mantle at o'clocl Thursday afternooti. Rev. J. W. Knap a penberger officiated. Burial was il a Mantle cemetery.
 & The tax collectors office will be opel Fl Saturday and Monday evenings until
 o'clock for the purpose of collecting ! city taxes. After Monday, the 11th, in terest will be added to all unpaid taxes S adv.
 At the Norwich branch of the Inter H national Silver company about 70 pc
 cent of the work is on governmen | contracts, as has been the case for tn
 past six months. Just now Sup s Chauncey A. Sherman has about 10
 men busily employed. Ensign H. II. Hendrick, Unite - States Naval Reserve Force, enrollin officer in New London, has sent ou
 word that he has received an orde a that until further notice there shall b \ no enrolment of women to take tn | places of men in the navy. Course in citizenship by Mrs Nanc
 Schoonmaker, under the auspices (
 the Norwich College club, for the ben
 eft of the scholarship fund, at Slate
 hall annex. Season tickets g, obtain 2 able from members of the College clu - adv.
 s Thursday evening at Mantle Mir
 Willis Austin of Norwich and Rev.
 R. McNally of the New London F'irs
 Baptist church addressed a meeting i
 behalf of the war work campaign i
 Odd Fellows hall First Selectma k Fred A. Beckwith presided. ,s Gideon W. Carter S9, of .Centerdal - R. l., who died at the Rhode Islan
 hospital in Providence Sunday, as a .. effect of a surgical operation, leave " two sons, George Carter of Centerda' l' and E. w. Carter of Norwich. and
 daughter, Mrs B. s. Russell of Dan
 ielson.
 :' Deputy Sheriff Tubbs sold an auto - mobile at auction Thursday at tf
 New London public signpost, u ! property of Percy R. White. It we bid in for $500 by George r. Taylor ( ' Willimantic for the firm of Hillhous
 & Taylor and will be converted int
 a truck.