Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

fIfty printed calling cards for 50 cents at The Bulletin office,-adv. A certificate of dissolution has been filed by the New London Wash Silk Company.
 The demand has begun at the Nor wich banks for new coins and bills for Christmas. Since October the Rockville Red Cross chapter has shipped hfty-six cases of goods to New York.
 Miss Porter's School, Pennington, where there are eastern Connecticut I teachers and pupils. closed for the l Christmas recess Wednesday.
 Some vandal who visits the Otis Li- brary heading room is tearing out | whole pages. or portions of pages, from the newspapers on file there. The third instailment of 20 per cent. on Fourth Liberty Loan bonds, purchased on government plan, was due to be paid at the National banks l Wednesday, Dec. IS.
 Matted milk was originated by Hor- | lick-avoid limitations and substitutes. adv.
 Organists and choir directors are reminded to send the programmes of 1 their Christmas Sunday music to The Bulletin in good season for publica- tion Saturday morning.
 l A former rector of Christ church, Norwich, Bj6hop Thomas F. Davies, of Springfield, Mass, arrived in New York Tuesday from Europe, aboard tie Cunard liner Corouia.
 Frank Way. of Glastonbury. came down Wednesday morning to Old Lyme and with Charles c. Davidson went on fox hunt The dogs~round- cd one up in a short time.
 The Messiah is to be sung in the First Congregational church. New London. at o'clock Sunday afternoon, Mrs. George S. Palmer, formerly of 1 Norwich. being one of the soloists.
 Dance given by the Jolly Four, T. A. B. hall, Friday evening. Rowland's Jazz Band.-adv.
 An effort will be made again during the coming session of the general as sembly to bring all the public schools i of the state under the general super vision Of the state board of educa- ton.
 A combined meeting of the East Lyme schools was held at l. o. o. F.. hatlz Tiantic, this week, with Secre- tary Charles D. Hine of the state
 hoars of education as principal speaker.
 Page and Shaw and Park and Til l lords Christmas Candy has arrived at Lee 6 Osgood
 Sc far in Connecticut about 150 of the applications for passports received itTe tronl Italians who want to go , back to Italy to visit relatives. Many of them intend to stay in Italy per , nlanently.
 There are over 2S,000 members of ' the Foresters of America fighting foi : Uncle Sam. according to notification received by local courts interested ir r tEe membership drive from Oct. tc
 March 1st
 At the annual meeting of the Con- necticut Friends Of Irish Freedom held . New Haven Sunday, William T 7 May and Miss Charlotte. MolyneuX Holloway, of New London, were elect , ed directors.
 Railroad men learn that Thomas J 'urran, foreman of the AIiddletowr round house, has been ordered to take charge of the Saybrook Point rount
 house during the illness of Foreman
 Frederick Faulk.
 Hons balung delivered Fruit cake
 plum pudding in Christmas gift boxes Doaghnuts and lolls special tooay 4e8-3 -3.-adv.
 When the beautiful new library, tht
 gift of D. Y. Barney to C]le town O. l Pennington in memory of his mother will be openes Friday evening, a fer . mer Norwich resident, Robert D s Keep, will speak on Farmington. The funeral Of Miss Violetta Capel IT, who died in Norwich, was held ol } l Tuesday afternoon at the Torringtol k Center Congregational church. Rev. A | E. Patten officiating. She leaves he \ father, six sisters and three brothers Sunny Jack" Hayes, of Manches [ ter, when in Rockville Saturday nigh ! towled iS games for an average Q { nearly 10S. His scores were 102, 123 104, 99, 95, 13O, ST, 11S, 112, Iii, 99
 1e4, 115; total for the 13 games, 140l | Christmas gifts and cards in larg | variety at Woman's Exchange. Orde pies and cakes now.-adY Ii The appointment of officers of Bald
 win Chapter, o. F. S. of Deep River | will be announced at the first meet
 ing in January. when the entire liz I of officers will be installed by Gran | Matron Miss Ethel Wood Latham, 0 ! Goank.
 fl At~a meeting of the state board c \ control at theA capitol, the folloWin ! appropriations were made for tn \ State Library: Addition to the appro \ priation for maintenance Of buildine
 $11,500; special reports, $750; bindin | of books, $50.
 | The war department informed th I Connecticut State Council Of Defens,
 Saturday that returning soldiers wi be given one months pay, plus trans
 Iortation allowance of 1-2 cents pc
 mile from the town of deHlobilizatio
 to the home town.
 From New London. Annie and Pc ter Tortoria. children Of John Tol toria, v Hampstead street. after ex ' amina~2n by physician, were prc . rounced mentally deficient and wei
 committed to the training school an hospital at Mansfield.
 The state board of charities. inclut ing Mrs. F. A. Mitchell of Norwic will meet this (Thursday) afternoo
 at o'clock at the capitol to continr the consideration of the remainder
 the preliminary report to be submit
 ted to the legislature.
 Any persons who have been notife that they are eligible for civil servi,
 appointments are being warned m
 to proceed to Washington, D. C., LII
 less specially called, with the expe tation of being placed in a positio in circular received in Connecticut.
 Plans for the state convention
 October, 1919. of the women's auxi
 iaries of the Y. M. C. A. were made an executive meeting of the state of cers held Tuesday morning at the g sOciation building, New Haven. IT II convention is to be held at Staycfoy