Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-15
VARIOUS MATTERS
It is daybreak now at 4.55.

IL IS daypreak now at 4.50.
 Light vehicle lamps at o'clock this evening.
 November 18th is the date on which soldiers holiday boxes should be sent. 1
 Dealers state that Christmas cards and booklets are selling well all ready.
 Dance. Pulaski hall Saturday night 1 Dang Jazz band.-adv.
 At Hampton, Frank 4. Phillips has bought the wood on the Hewlett lot and will commence soon to cut it.
 The $1nelt fishing at the Black Point bridge is very good and many fishing parties are there during the week.
 K. of c. meeting at o'clock tonight First degree.-adv.
 In most of the churches the Thurs day evening prayer meeting took the form of Thanksgiving service, last evening.
 The Atlantic division Of the Ameri- can Red Cross has asked each chap ter to make 6 nursing survey in its district.
 Articles of association have been filed with the state secretary for the Chief Petty Officers HoIne at New London.
 City hunters are coming into the suburbs in greater nu9lbers now that the trees are leafless and there is better chance of getting birds,
 At Old Saybrook. J. Fl. stanners, of | the Shore Line Express, is enjoying vacation of week and has had pretty good luck, shooting game in the woods.
 | Thursday morning at o'clock, in 1 St. Patrichs church, a months mind requiem high mass for Mrs. Matilda Bowe was sung by Rev. Peter J. 1 Cuny.
 Famous psychic, Mrs. Vanderbilt at Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv. Tn State Board of Education con- ducted a public meeting at Society hall, North Woodstock, at o'clock, Thursday evening in the interest of ed ucation.
 The current issued of the White Ribbon Banner pays memorial trib- ute to q member from Willimantic, Mas. William Barstow, who died aft CT a long, trying illness, patiently borne.
 Shelters have been erected over the | telephone instruments of the Groton | and Stonington trolley line and will ! 1 have to spend long waits there in se- l we're weather.
 | A story hour at the Thompson pub lie library after school. Friday, is be- l ing enjoyed by the children Miss NJ R. Sherman and Miss Florence Wiley are alternating as entertainers of the boys and girls.
 Eastern Connecticut manufacturers are pleased at the new government regulations that limited amounts of wool for civilians needs are at once to l be released to manufacturers at the | government '.rice.
 | Harvest supper at home of B. S. 2. | Crandall, Stoddard's Wharf, Friday night, to 8, benefit united war work fund.-adv.
 l Mrs. Sarah Upham, who has knitted | fifty pair of stockings for The soldiers, | is working for the North Ashford aux ] Hilary to the Putnam chapter Red 1 Cross. Now Mrs. Upharl has started out to knit another fifty rair.
 At Middletown. Samuel P. Willard, | of Colchester, of the State Board of Education, held a session Wednesday morning anu issued twelve working | certificates to young people who ap- piled and were found qualified
 Exemption Board for Division 2s Dr. Thomas F. Rockwell, D. B. Gardner and Willis H. Reed, of Rock vile, with Jurisdiction over the 13 towns in Holland county, has received word that all draft calls have been cancelled.
 St. Msry's Tierney cadets of New London have received an invitation from Father Mathews Tierney Tenn perance cadets of Norwich to attend the third anniversary celebration to be held at St. Mary's T. A. B. hall, Sunday afternoon.
 Fomfret's Roll of Honor tablet has been erected at Pomfret Center on the west side of the road nea~ the store. It contains 92 names Three are marked with gold stars to honor Herman Covell, Clarence Peckham and Henry Collins.
 The planet Uranus will be at quadrature with the sun tomorrow, the 18th. It is to the eye about two moon discs north of Delta, the east ern most star in Capric3rnus, has a marked greenish color ani can be seen with an opera glass.
 Letters are being received daily by l. H. Poppe, secretary of Fairview lodge, I. o. o. F., of Groton contain Ing glftS toward the celeoratlon Of the twenty anniversary November 25. Fairview lodge has 339 members, starting 25 years ago with 101.
 As an aftermath of Rockvilles Vic tory celebration, the common council is considering three claims, a total of S312, for two dump carts, a buggy, bus, sleigh, business wagon, and robes, thrown into the community bonfire by enthusiastic patriots.
 Manager Charles s. Krom of the Griswold hotel at Eastern Point was married on Thursday in Ansonia to
 Miss Kathryn B. Cooley of Chicago
 by Rev. F. Scott Farley of Yonkers,
 N. '. MT. and Mrs. Krom left for Hot Springs, Va, on their honeymoon.
 A few Elks from Eastern Connecti- cut will be in Boston tomorrow, for the dedication of the B. P. c. E. Recon structional Hospital the first great s1,- 100000 hospital to be built in the Unit ed States for the reconstruction of maimed and disfgured American sol diers and sailors
 The waiting room at Poquonoc Bridge has been placed in position by