Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-05
VARIOUS MATTERS.

pr. c. Barnard will be out Of town l until Saturday.-adv.
 A number from Norwich will attend the annual show of the Southern New England Poultry association to be held in Groton today.
 At Holland, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Luebkemann were given a surprise party recently in honor Of their tenth wedding anniversary.
 The December meeting of the state board of charities, of which Mrs. F. A. Mitchell of Norwich is a member, will be held at the capitol today.
 During Sundays services at St. Jo- seph's church, Cliff street, the pastor, Rev Father I. V. Maeiejewski, read the Hoover circular to his people, urging them to food conservation,
 It is announced that William H. Reeves, assistant treasurer of Palmer Brothers Co.,. is the purchaser of the late Charles ". Strickland estate, 21 Prospect street, New London.
 A recrsperative diet in inf1uenAe, Horlicks Matted Milk, vory digestibie. adv
 Teachers here have bee nnotifed that the New England Modern Lan- guage association will meet in Hart ford public high school building Sat urday morning and afternoon.
 Wednesday at 8 o'clock in St. Pat rick's church a requiem high mass for Dennis and Patrick Donovan, who died during the recent inhenza epidemic, was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 The Red Cross salvage bureau in several Connecticut cities plans the collection of the old telephone diree tories. They are to be sold for old paper for the benefit of the chapters. Savings banks about the state re- port an increase in the savings de- posits during the past two weeks, as people began making larger deposits as soon as the armistice terms were signed.
 It is expected now tha. the now house being built for Dr. Hugh B Campbell, superintendent of the sana- torium, will be ready for occupancy Ky Jan. list. The flooring is being done ! this week.
 1 Admiral Stanton of Granite street. New London, has consented to speak at the John Winthrop club there this winter on his trip to Japan, when he went on the expedition with Commo- dorc Perry.
 ! Persons sending letters to soldiers in i France are being again reminded that all mail for overseas must bear the name and address of the sender, 1 otherwise the mali will be held at the mailing office.
 The wedding of Carsten B. Hansen and Miss Ida Malcolm Browne is to | take place this month Miss Browne ! is the daughter of Malcolm c. Browne | of Quaker Hill. Mir. Hansen is a | junior engineer with the IT, s. shipping board.
 Franklin Chapter. No. 1, R. A. NJ, f works the Past Master and Most Ex- i cellent Matter degrees tonight at Masonic Temple at 7.30.-Adv. ] A former Norwich resident, Miss Nettie ]. Bishop, has completed a lis. 1 of the names and addresses of the 1 members of the Lucretia Shaw chap ] ter, New London. which iS 10 be sent l to Washington, D. c. There gre IFS members.
 | Seven members and ons visitor att tended pleasant meeting of Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters held | Wednesday with Mrs. Alvin Lewis of | Asylum street, when Red Cross work 1 was done. The vice leader, Mrs. J, H. Allen, presided.
 Referring to W. sC. T, II. work in this county. the White Ribbon Banner for December says: Hanover has l worked for ratification and given to the fund the union was the first local | organization to take up war relief l work; others co-operated latec
 Egg size anthracite coal will be per- missible for use in club houses and club rooms according to an order just issued by the fuel administration. but the amount for each club is restricted and the time ovet which the specified amount is to be used is limited.
 At meeting of the Progressive Mis si0nary club Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Joseph M, Burdick, West Main street, IT attending, Miss Julie B. Doane, Mrs. Burdiek and Mrs. vii liam Whitman were appointed a com mittee to arrange for a holiday sale.
 Waterbury papers note that Frs Lieutenant Harold s. Gulliver, son O.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Gulliver, forrnerl, of NorwicA, who returned from seryie, in France a few weeks ago, is now il command of Battery D 50th Field Ar tillery, at Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill . Okla.
 The club department Of the Norwicl
 United Workers, of which Mrs Will
 liam A. Norton is chairman and Mrf
 Willis Austin secretary, has begun it
 season both at the Falls and at No.
 Washington street, Miss Alice "
 Cogswell having charge as in forme
 years.
 Methodists from this section are il
 Boston attending the world missionar
 conference. During Monday Distric
 Superintendent Rev. G. G. Scrivene left Norwich in his car, accompanie
 by Rev. E. A. Legg, of Trinity M. [
 church, to spend the week at the con ] ference.
 The railroad labor forces at Say
 brook Junction, both on the sectio
 and on the camp, were reduced Mon
 day morning. The assistant foreme
 were notified to get back on their for
 mer jobs along the line and those tha
 remain will work on the eight-hou
 schedule.
 The electrical workers of Norwich
 Westerly and New London banquete
 at the Crocker house, New Londo1
 Monday night in celebration of tn
 fifth anniversary of the organiZatio Eof local No. 225. Guests were preser from Meriden, Hartford, springfiel and New Britain
 To insure against loss by theft ( \ Liberty bonds, owners are being urge by the treasurer to have their coupe bonds registered, although the proceed
 ure results in a great amount of wor
 and expense for the government no that the number of bond owners TUT
 about thirty millions,
 The Christmas club members wi
 make their final payment at the Uncs
 National bank today (Thursday). Be ginning Dec. 18th, the bank will sta,
 checking out an amount which Pres dent William H, Allen of the hanl, es