Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-08


 Light vehicle lamps at 6.5e o'clock this evening.
 The Bolton post office has sold to date sl,SSb worth of thrift stamps.
 The Moose Home on Laurel Hin avenue is being repaired and painted.
 Fresh arrival of Haddoclk and Cod, Osgood Wharf. Prices very low.-ady.
 Two tables of new braiders were received recently at the Laurel Glen Shoestring mill.
 At the Golden Spur, East Lyme, Sat 4rday, George $. Whitaker died frnm Spanish influenza.
 At Hamburg Leonard Otis has sold his farm to New York man, who intends to run it for sheep raising.
 Dealers have been notified by man. ufaetnrers that all electrical appli- aness are advanced about 15 per cent. in price.
 Final reports of the Red Cross col lection of worn clothing in Mystic show that about a ton of goods were sent to headquarters.
 Fred Taft has organized a village hand at East Lyme and practice is held in the lodge room in Comstoek
 
 From Ve!untewn, William Dayley, assisted by Charles ". Pratt and Henry E. Young, has been repairing a bridge at Campbelrs Mills The Wheeler school at North Ston- ingtoR did not reopen Monday. an nouneement is to be made later in the week as to the opening date. A house to house canvass is being made in Groten borough for subseFip- tions 10 the Fourth Liberty loan, The total amount subscribed is s241,e09. Owing to the prevailing epidemic ot influenza the regular meeting of Sa- chem chapter, No. 5T, O. E. S., to- night will be omitted.-ady. All German alien women, residing 1 in the United States, will be required to have permits beginning yesterday to be within or pass through restricted districts.
 At the annual meeting of the New London Day Nursery last week the OffieeEs elected included: President, Mrs. Robert B. Chappell formerly of Norwich.
 Owing to the health situation, au- 1 tharitles in a number of towns are | undecided as to the adyisability of 1 having celebration on Liberty Day October 12.
 At Bolton, Rev Frank Abbott is to be ordained at the Congregational church Wednesday. Churches of the county of that denomination have been invited to send delegates. In compliance with a government order the Western Union telegraph office has discontinued the practice | cf confirming by mail or messenger teiegrsms delivered by telephone.
 In the New Lendon police court Harry Wolf was fined s15 for viola l tion of the building law in not hay ing submitted to the building inspee- tor list of the material he way using.
 Word has reached Mrs. Ansel A | Beckwith, of Lincoln avenue, Nor wich, that her grandson, Henry ken Von Beekwith, of Rochester, N. I. now at Camp Devens. has been pro noted sergeant
 An exchange mentions that Franl !! Powell, general manager for the Lau rel Glen Line company. has moved l from AshaEay. R. l.. to Laurel GleI | into a cottage that has been recent! rumodeled hy the company.
 During the summer the effects O 1 the severity of last winter have aeer noticeable at the fine estate in Frank lin of Gilbert O. Lamb. the New Yorl lawyer a number of the hedges an choice shrubs and vines having heel winter killed.
 It has been suggested by a physi elan caring for patients in the outiy : ing districts that the telephone ser vice on party lines be used for no lon . unimpDrtant converse tiOns durin l these times when public health is s : generally affected.
 The United States Department C , Agriculture at Washington has issue a warning to garden sunervisors an leaders, in regard to the Europea corn borer. which has made it's ap pearanee in the vicinity of EostoI and may infest other localities.
 During the year ended Sept 30 tn New London police made ? $40 arrest according to the report prepared b Desk Sergeant James c. Sullivan an submitted to the police committee. ( the arrests ss7 were for irtoxicatio and 214 for breach of the peace.
 At 9 Liberty loan rally held Coventry last week in eoRpeetien wit an entertainment by the Ladie Fragment Seciety, bonds were pledge t1 the amount of s750. The quota fl the town of Coventry. including u north and south parishes, is s22,2B9.
 A telegram has heen received by h relatives in Bristol that Chaplain Joh Landry, formerly eurate at St Mary church. Rattle is seriously i'll vii Spanish influenza at the. Svracu! camp in that city. Father Landry WI recently commissioned a first lieutel art.
 Preparations for the big Danhul fair, which Norwich hnrsemen ha' attended yearly. were far advance and the cancellation for this wet meant a heavy financial less, not on
 but to many exhibitors already on u
 grounds. or on the way there.
 The liberty bond workers in t
 Flanders section are Miss Gfac D, femstoek. Mrs. D. B. Richmond, MI
 Joseph Robinson. Mrs. Heerge Ike
 pey, Mrs. Benjamin F. Bump al
 Miss Mildred Huntley. Edwin Garlic
 Eeniamin Hislep Wilfred See
 Walter Scott and Ruby Parker.
 The body of Arnold o. N. F1etoh, IS glmner's mate at the submarine ba! k on the Thames. was forwarded Sa s. urday to Rockville. IlI.. where + igs two sisters reside. Mr. F1etch n9 ieeves insurance of S15,00o, s1o,aaa " which is navy insurance. He has t' le little children to whom the mon g. will go.
 es Default Judgment Filed.