Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-25
UlaeBnustin. Norwich, Friday, Oct. 25, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Oetober 18th is St. Crispin's Day.
 Light vehicle lamps at 6.24 o'clock this evening.
 The moon is ;n it's last quarter to- morrow, the 26th, at 1855 p. m.
 Connecticut girls have returned, to resume their studies at Smith col lege.
 Great ballot medium, Mrs Bradley, Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv.
 Grain alcohol is retailing at New London for S2 q pint, Up to three weeks ago the price was 60 cents.
 In spite of white ,frosts at night, the weather during the day this week has been of near summer temperature
 Telephone men have been making repairs on the lines from Providence to Norwich along Ten Rod road, near Woody Hill, R.. I.
 The total amount of subscriptions taken by the Woman's Liberty Loan committee of Rockville was $S1, 1,2G0, with 173 subscribers.
 Two new books at the Otis Library are Patrick & Conklin's Wheatless and Meatless Days. and Powe!rs Success ful Canning and Preserving.
 In making plans for Sunday, it is well to remember the change from new time to old. which goes 1nto eff feet at o'clock that morning.
 It was impossible to run the special school car between StoningtOn and Mystic one afternoon this week on account of the scarcity of help
 Notification has been received here that a ceremonial session of Pyramid Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine is to be held in Bridgeport. Nov. IS
 The office of Dr. Emma Dunham Shannon Bldg, will be open as usual Monday morning.-ady.
 Dealers in a number of cities have received orders from the food admin istration prohibiting the sale of more than one pound of candy 10 a GUS toner.
 Eva Burdick Maine has been ap- pointed administratrix on the estate Of her husband, Austin Avery Maine, late of Griswold. by the court of pro- bate for the Norwich district
 It is noted by The Westerly Sun that a sunfioWer haEyested by Charles Stone of Moscow measured forty eight inches in circumference. The weight Of the flower nearly broke the stalk.
 The silent moment inaugurated recently in Washington, will be Ob- served in all Red Cross chapters be- ginning Oct 23, and daily thereafter as tribute to American fighting men.
 A. c. Fuller of Waterbury is acting as chief dispatcher of the Central New England railroad at Danbury. in tie absence of W. o. Sears. formerly of Norwich, who is i'll at his home in Poughkeepsie.
 D. r. Clifford will be at hall in i Chamber of Commerce Bldg, Sat, Oct I 26, to p. m, 10 register pupils for dancing classes. No cards-adv. ] Workmen from Chicago are raising 8 large water tower near the Noank 1 silk mill owned by Rossia of Mystic 1 It is an automatic affair and will be used only iu case of fire. when the i heat will release the water. 1 A former Stafford Springs resident ! Mrs. Martha E. lyric, wife of Rev ] Thomas lyric. pastor of tAe Methodist i church at Hazardville, suTered'a Q se- ] were shock of paralysis at her home and is in a critical condition. ] An inter-chapter conference on all i phases of Red Cross work is to be conducted at the Hotel Waldorf As toria, New York. Oct. %, 90. 31 and ] Nov. 1 from 10 q. m. to 12.30 D. m 'Ghe conference is designed for all Reg 1 Cross Workers.
 At East Lyme John J. Comstock has just finished setting the $. A. R markers at the graves of Reyoiution. ary soldiers in the Old Stone Church Burial Ground, in preparation for tn bi-centennial celebration of the olt | ground next year.
 ha 1 filled preparatory to placing new on the spot. About half the yard ha! been given over to new tracks 1T readiness for the new bridge. Tht 1 tower is completed.
 l A large number of writs of rlttti mus has been handed to Deputy Sher 1 if Manuel J. Martin by Col E. T. Kirk 1 land to serve on members of the Homt ] Guard of New London. who have ro been attending company drills anG wi1o have not paid their fines,
 The report of the treasurer of tht New London democratic town com
 mittee filed with the town clerk show expenditures of $SS0.55 ir the recen election. The report of John F. Mur ray, democratic candidate for mayo ] shows that he expended $65.65. V The secretary of state has been re quested to remove from the prohibi
 ton state ticket the name Of William H. Heald, Of Stafford, candidate fo
 the state senate in the Thirty fifl
 district, and P. L. HarWooi, New Lon
 don, in the Eighteenth district.
 Eastern Connecticut members hay
 been appraised that when the annua
 meeting of the State Audubon Societ'
 is held at the Fairfield Memorial Li
 brary Saturday, the 18th, at II O
 clock, owing to the prevailing epidemi
 the usual lecture and luncheon vii
 he omitted.
 1 There is to be a tea in the paris
 house at Lyme, Saturday aftarnoo
 at o'clock at which time Miss tev
 ins of Waterford will sreak of he
 war work in England. The gatkerin lis particularly for the relatives an
 friends of the town boys who are i the service.
 When Greenwood chapter, No. Si 0. E. S. of Bethel, held a meetin Tuesday evening when the worth : grand matron Miss Ethel Wood La
 tham, of NOank. was present. pleas
 ing feature was the presentation { Ifhe worthy grand matron of q daint
 cut-glass benbon dish.
 MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR