Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-16
VARIOUS MATTERs

VAKOUS MAI lEKS
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.59 o'clock this evening.
 H. ". Chubbeck of Coventry is at Packer cutting off the big oaks for ship timber.
 At East Lyme, Mrs. Walter Reynolds will celebrate her S5th birthday today (Saturday).l
 Dance, Pulaski Hall, Saturday night, Dang Jazz Band.-adv.
 Norwich bakers began Friday to use all-wheat flour for their bread and other products.
 Owners of cranberry bogs in this section are having a most favorable season to ship their crop, frosts having been delayed so late.
 Gus Deborde of Jordan Village, Waterford has sold his 22-acre farm to George H. Ryley of 4S Rosemary street, New London.
 Home lodge of Rebekahs of Groton entertained the state assembly off, cers and grand officers Thursday even- ing in I. o. O. r. hall.
 Home Chapter Kings Daughters, meet Monday, Nov. 1S.-adv.
 All members of the junior food army who wish to secure governors cer- tificate have had to hand in their record books this week.
 A months mind requiem high mass for Miss Margaret Corcoran was sung at 3 o'clock Friday in St. Patrick's church by Rev. J.. II. Frederick.
 Harlan Newbury of Gales Ferry, who has been at the Walter Reed hospital, Washington D. C., has been ordered to Camp Lee, Va, to go into training.
 At the state Universalist convention in Hartford this week the Church of the Good Shepherd, Norwich was represented by its pastor, Rev. Joseph r. Cobb.
 Extra choice smelts aud live lob sters at Powers Bros. .-adv. A New London resident in the Pequot section. James O'Neill, one of the veteran actors of the American stage, was born in Ireland 69 years ago Friday.
 For the past five Sundays Miss H. Louise Fuller has been organist at the Central Baptist church, succeeding Waldo s. Newbury, who has gone to Philadelphia.
 A Willington young man, Howard Bligh, has been engaged as assistant poultry superintendent at the Connec- ticut Agricultural college at Storrs. He will have charge of the laying con- tests.
 Blue Points. Cape Cod and Gullford oysters at Powers Bros.-adv.
 At the eighth annual anniversary celebration of the New London Tierney cadets, to be held Sunday, Dec. 1st, exCounty Director William H. Nc Guinness of Norwich will give an ad- dress.
 A Canadian permit issued to Ed ward J. Bourgeois, allowing him to | travel between Canada and Putnam, this state. was found on the street in New London and turned over to the Police.
 All candidates, successful or defeat l ed, at the last election, are obliged to file a statement of their expenses within 15 days of the election. The | time for filing the statements will eX- pire Nov 20.
 Famous psychic, Mrs. Vanderbilt at i Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv According to reports from New l Haven, a number of changes in the mechanical and operating departments of the New York, New Haven and
 
 i contemplated soon.
 MT. Clifford's advanced dancing class will meet Monday evening at L30.- adv. s.
 News has been received by Miss Lucy Geer of Park street, Norwich, that her nephew, Major Robert Will ] liam Gilroy of Mt. Vernon, N Y, has been assigned as an instructor to 1 Camp FTeemont, Cal.
 The wheat which Rev. J. Henry Selden raised in the war garden on his lawn on Broadway, Norwich, this three fourths of barrel of first quality whole wheat flour.
 Fresh mussels and Cape Cod long clans today at Powers Bros.-adv
 Mrs. Hannah L. Olmsted, one of the assistant treasurers of the Connecticut institute for the blind in Hartford, has prepared the annual leafet about the i work for distribution among the friends of the blind in this state. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Norwich district will hol6 a meeting in the Methodist church al Stafford Springs Monday beginning al Il a. m. The principal address will bt by Miss Jessie Marriott, who recently returned from China.
 A recuperative diet in Influenza Horlick's Matted Milk, very digestible adv
 The Progressive Missionary club O the Central Baptist church held : pleasant meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs r. Herbert Brown of Lau rel Hill avenue, the president, Mrs John Post, presiding. Twelve mem bers were in attendance. Battery c of the Fffty-sixth regi ment, Coast artillery, which until i went overseas last March was station ed at Fort Wright. hurled the last sho for the Americans at the Hun jus
 before the signing of the amistic
 which brought the world war to a clos
 Monday morning, Young peoples rally at the Centra
 Baptist church Sunday at , D. m. Com : and bring your friendss-adv. It was noted by the Middletow,
 Press that the Episcopal Bishop F
 Campion Acheson was bidding hi
 friends goodbye Thursday preparator
 to leaving Friday for New Yorl
 whence he will sail abroad in the in , terest of the Red Cross. Bisho Acheson expects to be abroad a year . The Edward ChappeH Company sug
 sests that you use this good weathe
 to make your building snug for tn
 winter. Government restrictions hay ? been withdrawn on building construc !. ton and repairs up to s1o ,COo.-adv. :. A series of farm craft lessons fo : use in high schools has been prepare
 under the direction of the Unite States boys working reserve and wi