Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at TSP o'clock 1 his evening.
 The moon is new today. the 10th. 1t il.s4 p. m. The days length has increased just about four hours.
 Last Sundays Easter gifts at Trim Ity Methodist church amounted to s110.
 Members of the Italian auxiliary worked at the Norwich Red Cross room Tuesday.
 Local alumni have learned that Trinity college is now reserve off, cers' training camp.
 The Thames river, and the YanticI and Shetucket, which form it, are running unusually high just now.
 Tuesday evening the young peoples class in religion met at the Central Baptist church. A social followed.
 Congregational clergymen from this section are in New Haven to attend Q convocation of ministers at Yale Di- vinity school.
 The class in surgical dressings at the Red Cross room Tuesday evening was in. charge of Mrs. James Casey. Twenty-eight attended.
 Local stores are now offering bronze plates to be affixed to the doors of homes which have given soldiers or sailors to the federal service.
 Musicale and play for benefit of Free Wool Fund. Y. M. c, A. hall, Friday evening. 500, Archie Gilchrist will also sing war songs.-adv.
 Victory rolls and bread will be made with 25 per cent wheat flour substi- tutes instead of the present 20 per cent, beginning Sunday, April 21.
 The degree team of Ellington grange will confer the third and fourth de- grees upon 22 candidates at the grange meeting this Wednesday, evening.
 Old soldiers remembered yesterday that it was on April 9th in 1865 that
  Grant at AppomattoX Courthouse, Va.
 Complaints of sugar shortage are no longer heard. One Norwich wholesale firm is now receiving on an average 200 bags, 10000 pounds, of sugar weekly.
 Delegates from eastern Connecticut chapters, D: A. R., are preparing to attend the convention of the Conti- mental congress to be held Monday next in Washington.
 The guardian of Richard Mansfield, 2d, who attended the young mans fu- neral at New London Monday, Rutger Blocker Jewett, of New York, was a former Norwich resident.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now. Female dogs $10.25 male and spayed dogs $1.25, One dol lar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 Following the entertainment given by the vested choir of Christ church al the tuberculosis sanatorium Monday evening, the entertainers were. served refreshments by the superintendent Dr. Hugh Campbell.
 Miss Mary c. Moran, who died al the Hartford hospital Monday after 2 long illness, has resided in Chaplin for two years. She leaves her nephew Ross A. Moran, and brother, George E. Moran. of Eagleviile.
 At the meeting of St. Bernards T A. E. society in Rockville Monday i was voted to buy a s100 bond of tn third Liberty loan. The society is il good financial condition and has sev | eral Liberty bonds already,
 Farm help, laborers, housekeeper and nurse girls cannot be secured i sufficient number to meet the demand of the Norwich branch of the stat free employment bureau, of whic George L. Chesbro is agent.
 This evening, at p. m., The Plaut
 Gladden. Company will demonstrate
 their talking machine warerooms ho'
 to learn wireless telegraphy by the al
 of a talking machine. It is simpl
 wonderful! The demonstration is fire
 and will last about half an hour.-ad A former Norwich Art school str
 dent, Miss Frances Hope Batchele
 teacher Of art at the Hartford Publ
 High school, was elected a member
 the council of the Easter arts COT
 vention Saturday to serve for thrt
 years.
 Although Ellington is a dry tow every effort is being made by Willial Bowler, owner of the Crystal Lal hotel, and Louis Koelsch, who has dve-year lease of the property, to st cure summer hotel license for tn season.
 At present the court officials of To ! land county have been unable to S, s cure another judge as Judge Benne I will not hear any cases that may ] a appealed, as he will retire from u
 bench May IS. when he becomes years of age.
 s Invitations have been issued by u E Memorial Hospital association for u 2 graduating exercises of the class S 1918, training school for nurses, at Ne ' LcnGon, Thursday evening. The cla : of 1913 includes Miss Cleo E. Herbe 5 of Yoluntown.
 2 The Ncrta, Congregational church Manchester tG said to have extended cali to Rev. M. +. Plumb of Windha and Mr Plumb will preach in tn church Sunaar as a candidate for t psstoTate. He has been in Windha G