Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

1 Some of the church choruseS are organizing fer Christmas rehearsals. b. This VII will As 2 busy day for the ahead.
 At Hartford meeting of the Epis= cppal Social Service commission was held Monday,
 l. Ffpcks of wlid geese, southyard bound, have been seen and heard since Friday last,
 The services next Sunday will open the Advent weak of prayer for the women of the Episoepal churehes.
 Students at nearby colleges and preparatory schools will arrive home today for the brief holiday recess.
 RemembA you get the genuine oysters at Powers Bros s.-ady
 A Colchester patient. Mrs. Henriet- Ia Champion, was brought to the Nor : wtch state hospital at Brewster's Neck the past week.
 An anniversary reqqiem high piass fur David T. Fitzgerald wss sung in St. Patricl's church Tuesday by Rev, l. IT. Brederlck.
 Tomorrow. Thanksgiving day. at St Ratricks church. there will be the reg ular parish mass at o'clock which is read every week day morning in the
 Statistics show that the total re- sources of the trust companies in Connecticut amount to s12SS46, 7s9 a gain of S2.s7S, ,SS7, or 21 per cent. dur ing the past year.
 Connecticut officials of the r M c. A. have received a conmupication from the National r, NJ C. A. war work council that 5000 men are needed tor work overseas. Smelts. spanish and American markerel, at Pofers Bros-adv. By the will of Isabelle NJ McCor- mick, probated at Hartford, her prop erty reverts to her husband, Andrew J. Mccormick, Of Holland, and at his death to her children.
 The state board of finance is visit [ ing the state institutions with view , 10 checking up on the estimates fol : appropriation which are TOW being Ifesented 10 the board of finance. The enumeration of school ehildrer 2 iH New London this year Slows an in. . crease Of 4oo over last years erpm [ eration according to the report of Pat $ rick J. Sheridan, school enumerator
 Alive and boiled lobsters green an, boiled shrimps, at Powers Bros.-ad1 The superior court, which has bee, in session in Litchfield Judge Gardi her Greene. of Norwich. presiding, h8 adjourned to Dec. 6. when short cal endar session will be held in Winste6
 When the body of Arthur J. Nichol 1 was taken to East Douglas, Mass frnm Putnam. for burial in Dough- Center cemetery Sunday afternoon he l. o. o. F. serEice was conducte a the grave,
 The local War Savings committe has had q circular letter sent to ever family in town. urging the membe2 to fill their pledges 10 buy stamps an 1 if thex have already done so to bu more if able
 \ memorial requiem mass will b offered in St Demands church, Rocl, a vile, this Wednesday, morning fO inc repose of the soul of Corporal
 Earl HatheWav of Ellington, killed i 1 action in France. s5' :" :. Barber shops closed all day Thanks \ givins; open tonight until o'clock adv.
 The Middletown Evening Press says James J, f4iverman of Middletown an Asiss Rachael l.. I-aPorte of Middle
 field, were married in Willimantic i
 September, 1918. The marriage ha been kept 3 secret.
 The people of the state and u local councils of defense in particula n Hre being urged to co -pperale wit \ the war department in the rcundir
 up of dessrters during tho whole pt
 riod of rehabilitation
 Night work has been stepped at Il
 ship and Engine companY' plant
 GrotQu, Tnosa emploNes who hal
 worked at night have been offered u
 opportunity of working days on Il i. eight hour basis 4S hours q week.
 Dance tonight, Miners ball. Mo,
 sup; Pickett's orchestra, p. m. 10
 q. m.-adV.
 n' Governor Marcus IT. Hocomb h;
 appointed Ernest F. Rogers of Ne .r London to serve as 2 commissioner
 the Fort Griswold tract. filing the VI f2rfy caused by the death of Mortt
 T. Plant The term expires July = 1918.
 The planet Saturn Is in Leo ne
 the first magnitude star Regulus, ri ing at Il ?. rh,, on the Soth. Satu sc EaS at HuaGraturc with the sun on t goth, and in conjunction with ike mo, ; at midnight on the 2lth being q
 Grecs 4s minutes
 " 4 farewell dinner was given Mo u- day at the Crocker House, New Le
 don. to John J, McCabe, generaY ma
 ager of the Grpton Iron Works, Noa1
 yard, who is leaving shipysra work
 resume his business connections |. northern New England
 v Popular dance. Jazz Band will pl iip at PulsslSi hall Thanksgiving eve a Thanksgiving night-ady - A Portland, Conn, man, John Broo
 escaped from the state inehriate ia, T in Norwich, Thursday last. Frid lle showed up at PortlandS and Satu ~ day morning was taken into custo rA by the local authorities. Saturday {
 ternoon he was returned to Norwi
 William Murphy, formerly tici
 agent and telegraph operator at | - Franklin, Mass. N. r., N. IT. & H. st n tion. who has been examiner at N t London, for some time, has been pl mDtea to traYeiing examiner, runni
 between New Haven and Poughket
 sic.
 Engraved memorials expressing profound gratitude Of tie state Connecticut for the supreme S;
 riflee for country and mankind" of
 conneetieut officers and enlisted II . Hho HE III lle Isuerdl service Will
 sent by the state council of defel te the next of kin.
 Don't forget Dang Jazz band ,., seven pieces will play for danc tt- "Wednesday evening and Thursd 'ns evening at Pulaski hall-zadv. eel Edgar E. Segar, who has charge Its .he state aid department of the of LE of the state comptroller. states [
 200 persons now in tho state were !. he deperted for various reasons. pr