Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

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 Norwich, Friday, Jan. fs, 1918.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.15 o'clock this evening.
 Early as it Is. painters and paper hangers are having calls for Spring work. -
 One hundred and thirteen mar riages were recorded in Groton dur ing 1917.
 The mid-yeer examinations In the schools will be delayed this year be- cause of the late term opening.
 William T. Connor, the New Lon- don attorney has been appointed a deputy internal revenue collector.
 English residents remembered Thursday as the 18th birthday of Da- vid Lloyd George, the British premier.
 Thursdays SHOW squalls seemed to promise more trouble for outdoor WoEkeFS, uut uiu not dd4louut " 1nuSu'
 Send a check for your water bifi today.--adv.
 The Mantle post office is to close at o'clock for the remainder of the win ter as the last mail arrives at sos p. m. s- There are s2 names Of young men v-zI., havy Gf ad iyr fara vice to be added to the honor roll of Norwich.
 The K. of c. war service is for all the boys. Help the drive.-adv.
 The Rockville Milk Dealers asso- citation at a meeting held this week raised the price of milk to F 1-2 cents | quart.
 Several contributions have been re- ceived at the room of the Woman's League for the purchase of free wool | for army and navy knitting. Pay your water bill today. Office open from 8 a. m. to p. fn.-adv. The Women's Visitation committee of the Control Baptist church post l pOn0Q US meeting O1l6 W0Sk On aCCOullt | of the annual business meeting.
 Labor unions are voting to observe Liberty week, from February 10 to | February IS, as designated by the | American Federation of Labor. A Connecticut cottage owner in l Jacksonville, Florida, writes that a pond near her house was covered with ice more than a half-inch thick. gan in the K of c. canpaign.-adv.
 The new west end tower at Midway yard is at last occupied. the operators
 moving in Tuesday. The building is much larger than the old one and is ireproof.
 Sunday next is the communior Sunday for the Rosary and Scapulai society of St. Patrick's church, whici includes large proportion of the wo men of the parish.
 At the New London Salvation Arm, meeting this evening at the barracks Captain Albert Wilbur will have pres ent Captain and Mrs Jewell from Nor wich, both good singers.
 The high tides of the past few day have done considerable damage t the buIkfleads at White Beach and talk en away about all the wharves an, small buildings on the shore in tn bay.
 Five per cent. will be added to al water bills remaining unpaid Jan. 21st adv.
 Thirty recruits of the Polish arm left Connecticut for Camp Niagara re gently. The organizer expects to con tinue sending recruits to Canada fror Bridgeport every Monday for the nex tfew months.
 The Lyme Parent Teachers clu continues to serve hot cocoa to tn school children every day at the noo hour for two cents cup. About ' children take this opportunity to hay a hot drink with their lunch.
 School principals in Connection towns are receiving consignments c tags bearing suggestions for savin of ccal and these are to be take home by children and tied to tn family coal shovel January 30,
 The soldiers at Fort Wright ar busy with the routine of army lift Runor is also busy at the post orc again. and the soldiers hear that the will be sent south for time befor taking that ocean trip to France
 A Philadelphia expert, I. G. Harri who has been for the past few week ' installing an automatic sprinkle system in the new stockhouse of tn Thames River Specialties Co.,. g , Montville has returned to Pennsylva mia. Through the generosity of one Nor wich citizen, Mirris Sussman, tn committee has been enabled to pay a outstanding bills for the honor boar erected in the court house ground which board has a capacity of SC names.
 | Palmer Crumb and three other lad who slipped away from the Count Home in Norwich Saturday an started on a tramp to the Crumb boy parents' home in the. Road distric Stoningtcn, have been returned to tl ? Home.
 I Through an error Thursday an ir E teresting faunal fact was misstate,
 It was a tortoise shell cat, owned s the family of Frank T. Naples whic }. died Wednesday at the ripe age (
 20 years and three months, not a mal tese kitty.