Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-18
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Norwich, Wednesday, Dec. 1s. 1siS
VARIOUS MATTERS

day TOT vacation Of oue week.
 Students from a numbe, of the col leges will arrive home today for the holidays.
 Next Sunday, December 22, will be observed as Christmas Sunday in the evangelical churches.
 Today, December IS. at p. m. the planet Mercury will be at inferior con- junction with the sun.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 35 cents at The Bulletin ofice.-adv-
 Saturday next. December 21, St. Thomas day, there will be special ser vices in the Episcopal churches.
 Less by the recent fire at the Ma sonic Temple at Mystic las been ad- justed on the basis of $ zoo,
 At Bolton, Charles A. Lea had un- usual success recently. He set trars for muskrats and caught valuable mink.
 Some of the local stores have extra clerks on duty, to care for the holiday shopping winch has started in most promisingly.
 Managers 6f the telegraph offices have received notice of a reduction of rates for short over night messaG17, eueCIlVe JanudTy l.
 Holland schools began this week to open Saturday, from s.sO to 1 o'clock to make up the time lost during the epidemic of lnfiuenza.
 Formers hereabouts who raised buckwheat the past season have been able to dispose of the old fashioned bucl1wheat four at good croft.
 The foggy weather of tine last few days was just what Toilend County men were awaiting. Much toba acco has been taken down from the sfeds.
 A recuperative diet in influenza. Horlicl5's Matted Milk, very digestible. -adv. It is claimed that owing to the scar city of labor of late in getting Christ mas trees cur and shipped, the supply is much smaller than last year.
 Turkeys are so scarce in some parts of the state it is a novelty to see one, and the few native birds which come into market sell readily at SO to 75 cents per pound.
 Tuesday was the date when the Wo- mans Relief Corps members in sev- | eral Connecticut towns sent jelliez. f fruit and other gifts to the Soldiers Home at Noroton.
 The class iH metal work and jewelry | at Norwich Art school is one of the | popular cla scrs this year and is taught | by Miss Aida Watrous, assisted by Miss Nellie Lcring.
 The Progressive Missionary club o1 | the Central Baptist church goes tC | Norwich Town today (Wcdnesday), for q meet;n. with Mrs w. H. Whit I man of 232 West Town street.
 Home baking delivered, cake, pas l tries, breeds. daily. New England raised cake and bread special today Tel. 4eS-S.-adv.
 A recent Norwich visitor. Dr. Clarence D. Vssher. expecta to sail fol Turkey abnu. January 15 with the Rec ] Cross workers who are tn enter Tur key and try and help the people.
 The state executive cJnmittee o inc Wornan's auxiliary to the Y. M A. met in New Haven Tuesday morn ing. the members beinc guests of tn l New Haven auxiliary for lnncheon.
 Justice, But No Flowers" This | the latest poster from the Crnnecticu l State Council Of Defense, aad the Wa 1 Bureaus have theIn by the hundred ready for distribution fer those wh' 1 wish them.
 At an all-iay Centenary conferenc of the churches of the western half 0 Norwich district in the South Man chester South Methodist church to day Wednesday,, ore of tte, speaker will be Rev. c. c. Scriveler. of Nor wich.
 , The Connecticut State Retail Drug gists' association will hold it's annu al meeti-% at the Hotel Bond, Hart ford. today when it is expected tha , Mayor Richard J. Kinsel'a y-:ll be or of the speakers, and that 1oe will at
 tend.
 A certificate has been fled by tn
 Shannon Building company, Norwici
 dealing in real estate; canital stocl
 s150,G00: incorporators, Thomas
 Shannon, Mary G. Shannon Ella (
 Shannon and Margaret s. AIcNamar;
 all of Norwich.
 The State W. C. T. '. has recon
 mended that local unions arrange fo
 a special four minute Geponstratio . of states that have already ratified an
 of prohibition states, to be gjnen in tn
 Sunday schools on the special day ( prayer, January g.
 Town authorities about Connecti
 cut are taking a stand against thos
 undertalers who have advanced price
 too sharply. Formerly the cost {
 burial of town dependent average
 $22.5O. It now costs from $45 to $55 {
 conduct one of these buriaIs.
 Those benevolent women of Nor | wich who devoted so much time an attention to the Emergency Hon . when it was opened in the secon a Church parsonage, tell with grat
 tude and appreciation Of the generos | ty of Norwich merchants and other
 Certificates of incorporation filed i
 the state secretary's office include
 Sprasue Warehouses, Sprague, to e: 3 tablish and maintain warehouses capital stock, $5o,00o; lncorporstor a William E. Peck of Sprague, Chari, T V. James and Edith Dodge, both E Norwich.
 I Martin vojecl1 of Rockville, who ( ] September ', 1909, was convicted in tl 3 Holland County Superior court, on
 charge of assault with intent to TO
 win apply to the general assembly,
 it's 1919 session, for the restoratic
 of his rNhts forfeited by such col : viction.
 All the pledges of the children II St. Bernards school. Rockville, Re M. H. May, formerly of Colchest. N pastor, have been met and the mo
 ey received has been turned over
 the United War Work campaign. 1T
 total amounts to $1S5. This is t
 first school in Rockville to meet
 pledges. I The death of Mannel Eaos occur
 Sunday at his home, 67 Jefferson a
 enue, New London. He is survived his wife, four daughters and a SC -I Mir. Enos was a stone cutter. His f