Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-14
UIl1eBaIiletirs.
Norwich, Saturday, Dec. 14, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Mrs. Conyers, test medium. at Spir- itual Academy, Sunday.-adv.
 Bakers are using more sugar in and on their products as ChriEymas hears. A conference for Boy Scout leaders in Connecticut opened Friday in New Haven. and continues today.
 Thus far nc official orders in rel9- tion to the abandonment of the state pier have been received there.
 The Mantle Equal Franchise league held social tea Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Pedrick.
 Young men who seek admission as members of the bar will take their examinations at Hartford. December N. ~
 Fifty printed calling cards for 50 cents at The Bulletin ofice.-adv.
 Fire which did $1oo damage to the laundry at the Naval hospital at Gro ton, Thursday evening, was caused by overloaded steam pipes.
 Friends have been congratulating John T. Clark, long a successful Nor wich business man, who reached his 7sth birthday Thursday.
 Some of the shore town fishermen are getting ready to quit for the sea son, as the weather is too uncertain and too cold for comfort outside.
 State Dairy Inspector R. A. Aver has been through Voluntown this week, inspecting sanitary conditions of barns, stock and dairy utensils.
 Basketball at. Y. M c. A. tonight. Submarine Base vs. the 'Y."-adv.
 Justices of the peace elected in No yember are required to qualify within ten days from the first of January, by filing a certificate of thei.' cath Of of- flee.
 The .CathS'c womans club of St. Patrick's church, whose care is the parish poor, numbers 114 members, with Mrs. Frank T. Sylvia, presi- dent.
 The complete report os the Mont vile United War Work campaign an- nounced this week, shows that there were LIP subscribers wae gave S4,- 917.1e.
 Matted milk was originated by Hor- lick. Avoid limitations and substitutes. adv.
 A Staffordville husband William Clayton. was granted a divorce from his wife, May Clayton, in the superior court in Rockville on Tuesday on the grounds of assertion.
 Art students here have teen notified that the National Association of Wo- men Painters and Sculptors will hold it's annual exhibition in New York city late. in February.
 Three members of the Saybroo2 proving. grounds received their notice k. 7r-;n c Port Clinton Ohio, were transferred Thursday and are on their way
 Governor VI. IT. Holcomt has ap. ] proved the bill of J. M. Whittlesey commissioner of domestic animals, O | s35S75 for services of veterinarfes and s372.9O for hog cholera, total O | S73GS5.
 Home cooking, goods delivered. cream i puffs. apple, pumpkin pies, mince tarts Tel. 46S-3.-adv.
 Private Ernest R. Thomas, a Rock vile photogra pher, has been .severel! wounded in action about November 1 according to a telegram received b! his father. 4ilfred Thomas from th' adiutant general.
 The quota of Norwich Red Cross i! 300 pairs of socks and 100 sweaters : month for three months. The No vember allotment and :. portion O the December requirement have beer forwarded by the chairman. Mrs. Johl D. Hall.
 Great game of basketball at Y. M. l A. tonight at 8. Submarine Base vs Y. M. c. A.-adv
 The Wom1n's Division of the Con necticut State Council of Defense ha been informed by Miss Han;lah J. Pat terson of the Field Division, Counci of National Defense. that assigning 0 student nurses by the National Coun I cil will cease December 15. The railroad telegraphers' com mittee is in, Washington thi week, in session with the wage com mission. It is reported that the mem bers are being given every considera tion in their plea and the outlook fo better results is encouraging. Speaking of squash pies, how woul a nice thick chocolate meringue hit hi palate over Sunday. Try Berry's. Te 505-12.-adv.
 Tomorrow the women oAe St. Pat | rick's parish will go to communion b hundreds, at the 73o and o'cloc masses. in thanksgiving 10 God fc bringing victory to America Man hundred children received cornmunio last Sunday for the same intention.
 An apple free .8l years old on tn premises o6IH. A Babcock. z SchoC street. Westerly, was cut down th other day on account of age. It wa planted with. nine others. which wer cut down when the town fn 1S6 wi6ened and graded S.hoo stret.
 When Rabbi Silver of the New Lon don Jewish welfare board was i'll wit severe cold Thursday evening. Joh l.. Shea National Catholic war wor secretary for the K. of C., took charg of an entertainment arranged at tn rooms of the Jewish Welfare associa tion.
 Visit the woman's, Exchange fc Xmas gifts of leather novelties, fan cy articles, baskets. bags, apron handkerchiefs, luncheon sets, collar yokes, Xmas cards. Hot lunch serve daily.-adv.
 NurserymeE in Connecticut predit that there is likely to be a shortae of fruit trees. due to the var. Most the seedlings grown by American nurserymen are bought in France a the French raise fr11it trees that ar more durable than those raised in tn country
 For the second season, the Sunda school of the Church of the Goo Shepherd, Rsy. Joseph r. Cobb. pas tor. instead of receiving Christina gifts will give them, for the benef of the Armerian sufferers. Abor 145 teachers and pupils are enrolled i the school
 Superintendent E. R. German stat ed at a meeting of Groton borol1gI officials that he is making electricit at the powerhouse and delivering to the switchboard for one cent per w. also burning tons of coal les than the former daily amount, rettin