Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-16
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Norwich. Monday. Dec. 16, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS
5 daybreak now at 5.2S.

Light vehicle lamps at 4.4s o'clock this evening.
 This is the closing week of the school term.
 Fifty printed calling cards for S5 cents at The Bulletin office.-adv
 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday oi this week are the quarterly Ember days.
 Men from here who are at Camp Devens write home that the snow has been a foot deep there.
 The December moon fu,'s tomorrow at PIT D. m., which ought to insure good weather and brig5t nights during .lletide.
 The Red Cross campaign in some Connecticut cities will start off this morning with the blowing of factory whistles at o'clock. During this year Miss Katherine | Mallett is teaching drawing at Nor wich Art school during the week and at the Friday evening class The diet during and after influenza. | Horlick's Matted Milk. Nourishing, di- | gestible.-adv.
 Representatives from Connecticut to l the American Jewish congress have left for Philadelphia, where the con- gress will be held this week.
 Two Packer sportsmen. Dan Lilli- bridge and Fred Haskell, on the trail of fox Wednesday, were able to cap ture the brush in just 22 minutes.
 At o'clock Saturday in St. Nat rick's church a months mind requiem high mass for Mrs. Mary Dalthy was sung by the rector, Rev. J. H. N'roder- | ick.
 Connecticut delegates are being chosen to the session of the imperial council of the order of the Mystic Shrine, to be held in Indianapolis next June.
 Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Lillian c. Babcock and Wilfred Royle at Lily theatre in Plainfield Saturday afternoon, Dec. 21, at o'clock.
 A certificate of increase of capita, stock has been filed with tlf secretary of state for the Danielson Trust com. pany of Danielson from $50,O00 tt s1OOoOO
 Don't forget the dance Wednesday evening at T. A. B. hall. Rowland! Jazzy Bunch.-adv.
 The matter of running the New Yorl boats to Saybrook all winter has no been agitated yet and probably vii not be, the railroads not being con gested as they were last fall.
 A Colchester patient. Mrs. Henriett; Champion, died < the Norwich stat hospital, where she was taken a shor time ago. The body was taken t Colchester for burial in Linwood ceme tery,
 | 1a1 paign to raise $50,ooo by the Youn Mems Hebrew association and tn |, Young Women's Hebrew associatio of New England is to be opened Det 29th.
 Norwich Creeks receive word fror Peter Gowrzouyis. who jn+ned tn American army while emplc - at th Marlin Rockwell plant, that he is sti in France. but hopes to return hom soon.
 AlleE ". Manchester, farm manage ment demonstrator for the Connect cut Agricultural college, went to Red ding last week to address tIle Reddin Mems club at the home of A. ( Barnes.
 The funeral of Mrs. Cynthia 4 Avery was held from Middletown UT dertaking rooms at 230 o'clock Satul day afternoon. Burial was in tt : NortY Stonington cemetery Sunda s afternoon.
 ] The Bolton Methodist church ha s Invited the pastor, IGv. J, E. Davi D to return for another year, whiC would be his third there The churc : has also voted to raise his salary $5 making it s650.
 Gov. Marcus H. Holcomb was u guest of honor at the annual banqu ' of the Mems union of the Union Col gregational church of Rockville Frids evening. It was the 20th annual bal quet of the union. .. New Haven society papers note tn former Norwich residents, MT. al Mrs. William D. Fitch, returned Sa urday from their camp at ]. alke Mox Me, where they have been spendil the past three weeks. s Harvest a Crop in Midwinter is t ' title of a pamphlet issued by the U. Is department of agriculture, copies
 which are being distributed for [ = benefit of dwellers in rural distric
 urging the cutting and storing of : ice supply by every farmer.
 Nell O'Brien, the famous minstr
 who with his company was at {
 DdViS theatre Ffl0ay, IS mem Der
 the Knights of Columbus, fourth q D. gree. Until recently his son was
 service at the state pier The you
 man is now stationed in Norfolk, '
 Postmasters in this state have
 ceived supply of the 1919 series
 war savings stamps. The new stam
 which are blue and show a picture
 Franklin, will have a maturity val
 date of January, 1924. and will be
 sued in the same manner as the prt
 ent series.
 The electrical experts of the Go IN necticut company have detected thu = grounds" in the. monster mach.
 which supplies the current for
 Manchester and Rockville lines, f
 lowing vexing Investigations at 1
 Buckland power house, and cars on
 line are back on schedule
 William B. Prendergast, a promin,
 insurance man, who died at his ho1 er 97 Washington terrace Bridgeport,
 Thursday evening, following a sh - Illness with pneumonia, was an Elk A8 fourth degree K. Of C., and was kno m to a number in this section. He V N prayed for in St. Patricks chu, M Sunday.
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