Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-14

boat owners have put their craft into winter quarters.
 The annual meeting of the Connec- ticut Fox Hunters Club is to be held in Winsted today (Thursday) and Friday.
 Harvest supper at home of E. S. S. Crandall, Stoddard's Wharf. Friday night, to 8, benefit united war work fund-adv.
 Iiannburg's representatives. Law renee Raymond and Hayden Reynolds, are to give reception to the voters this (Thursday) evening.
 At o'clock. Wednesday, in St. Pat ricks church, a months mind requiem high mass for Mrs. Anna Smith Burns was sung by the rector, Rev. John A. Frederick.
 Another Norwich boy in service Is d former member of the vested choir at Christ church, Spencer C. Lincoln, now on the U. S. Roanoke, at Ports mouth, Va.
 Fuel committees have received mo- tice that merchants are to be permit ted hreeafter to illuminate their store windows during the time that stores are open for business.
 c. L. Evarts. who has charge of the '. M. c. A. work at Fort Terry, will be the speaker at the Rotary club luncheon in New London today Sailor J. R. Reed will sing
 Tuesday night Rev William A Keefe of Plainf1eld spoke at Temple hall, Waterbury, to aid the United War Work fund which totals $l0, ,00U already in Waterbury. Two cargoeS of fresh fish at Osgood wharf Thursday, Friday, Low prices. --adv.
 The railroad men employed on the Shore Line division will not be paid this week until Saturday, on account of the holiday Monday, which made the pay car one day late. Announcement has been made that 1 the annual convention of the Connec- lieut. Womsn's Suffrage Association will be held at the Hotel Taft, New Haven. Thursday and Friday. Nov. 21 and 22.
 The board of directors of the Con- l lecticut State Farm for Women has l called for plans for proposed build 1 irss on the state farm, the opportu- rity being open to all architects in the state.
 Eight hearings on milk dealers 1 charged with selling watered milk will i take place at the office of the state food and dairy commissioner Friday | The cases are all from the western part of the state.
 The funeral of Mrs, Annie DeWolf wire of Linton DeWolf, was held at Ter home 3S Summer street, New l London, Tuesday fternoon. Rev. Phil | ip M. Kerridge oficiated. Burial was | in Jordan cemetery
 The New Haven road has received l S50.00o,0G0 from the government ir the last seven months. This money | Vas used to meet current expenses and corporate needs and it boush new engines and freight cars.
 The course of lectures on CitizenshiI which were to have been held unde the auspices of the College club ha; been cancelled.-ady.
 When Miss Ethel Wood Latham, O ! Noank, worthy grand matron of tn, Order of the Eastern Star in thi state. made an official visit to Stella chapter, of Danbury, Monday even ing she was presented a gift by tn chapter.
 | Owing to stormy weather this yea 1 and the two postponements, Rock vile fair was a loss of over $3,000 bu 1 there was $ good surplus on hand [, pay the bills. The premiums paid ou in the various departments amounte, to s1,30o
 State Fuel Administrator Russell 0 l Hartford announces that the regula tions concerning the use of coal il greenhouses have been relaxed. Pri vate greenhouses are now permitted t use bituminous coal or steam slzes 0 anthracite.
 The Emergency Home on Churcl street was closed Tuesday after doinj most charitable work, and Wednesda the matron was taken back to Jewet City in the car of one of the Henevo lent women who have done so muc1 for the Home.
 l Norwich Greeks. in their nationa paper, Atlantis. find in the casualt list this week the names of many he roic sons of Greece, the mother c democracy, who, fighting in Franc under Old Glory. gave their lives O the field of honor
 Of native of Willimantic a Terry vile correspondent writes: Re, James 4. Frederick was the speake following the parade Monday nigh ! 2 the post office. He gave his nearer a strong patriotic address.
 The little children at the Roc Nook Home have been greatly con 7 cerHed over the illness of one of tn 2 best friends of the Home, Mrs. I'd ? ward D. Fuller. of Broadway. and re
 Joice that more encouraging news
 coming from the sick room.
 Two Huns shot down, one oficiaTl . and one unofhcially, was the reeor
 made by Lieutenant Sidney H. WhiE
 pie of the Royal Air Force. son
 Mrs. Jessie Whipple of Hampton, at ter about ten days in active servic / and before he was wounded.
 This week, Richard T. Higefn . chai1-.ian of the public utilities con } mission, and Coclmissioner c. c. E well, formerly of Norwich, e-a Washington attending the annual COT
 ventien of the National Assoeia tien
 Railway and Utility Commissioners.
 During the absence of the owners Florida this winter, the home of M
 and Mrs. George W. Guard on Wasf
 iEgton street has been leased by M
 and Mrs. Thomas P. Connor. Mrs. Cor
 nor. who was Miss Flynn, of Bridg, = port, is cousin of Prof Frank | Farrell of Norwich. ! Mrs. F. A Mitchell of Norwich al Secretary Charles P Kellogg of tl
 state board of charities have visitt
 the Mansfield State Training Scho
 and Hospital, where there are 4
 inmates. A new building is neariI