Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-13
Ul1e Bnllstin Norwich, "Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The influenza quarantine has been lifted at the Tuberculosis Sanatorium. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Rockville Fair Asso- citation company was held Monday morning.
 A months mind requiem high mass for John Mcclure was sung ip St. Pat ricks church Tuesday hH Rev. J. H. Frederick.
 In most of the public schools Morf- day morning the pupils held brief pa triotic exercises, before being dismiss ed for the day.
 The old .irop from the ancient wag ons burned in the Victory bonfire on Union square continued reminder of the celebration Tuesday.
 The Argo will arrive this morning with fresh fish; lbs. for 25c.-adv.
 The list of names of mon in service already on. or to be printed on the Norwich Honor Roll Bo4.d is in the custody of Gittert s. Raymond.
 Residents of New Iondole have been requested to rake up fallen leaves from yards and streets. ana either burn them or have them ready to cart away,
 When East Hampton grange meets this .(Wednesday) evening in the town hall, members of Hebron grange will be present to furnish the entertain ment
 In the victory parade at New Lon don Monday night. Major Henry IT. Walker of the Third Battalion Con pecticut State Guard, .ormerly of Norwich was marshal
 It took Stie Commissioner James P. F'oxs men some time Tuesday to clear the Norwich streets Of the con fetti, talcum powder etc reminders of Mondays Victory carnival.
 It is announced that Archdeason J. Eldred Brown, of Norwich, will make his visitation to St. Philips Episco pal church, Putnam. Sunday morning next and will preach at that service.
 About 125 employees at the Norwich plant of the American The.mon Bot tie conlpany are kept busy these days | as is evidenced by the big daily ship ments Of goods by parcel post, express and rail
 About 3N of the 20 patients at the Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanato- rum were able to join he nurses ir a juhilant victory parade through the corridors and about the grounds, al 6.3o, Monday morning.
 The Red Cross evening classes, Mon. day in charge of Miss Richards, Tues day in charge of Mrs. James Case! and Wednesday under the direction O Miss Mary c. Osgood. continue enthu siastic and well attended.
 Local Scientists learn that there are at present ninety three Christian Science Camp Welfare workers asso ciated with the army ana navy camp in this country, one in Canada ten il England and twenty in France.
 When a New York newspaper wire, Governor Holcomb asking for his opinion in ten words, of what shoul, be done with the kaiser. Connecticut war governor replied in eight: "Catc1 him, try him, convict him, hang him.
 At Rockville, John Pevee, an aliel enemy, was before Judge John E. Fisl in the police court Monday morning o1 the charge of assault, breach of peace intox&ta ton and insulting the Apreri can flag, and was given a jail sentenc and fine.
 | No. 12S, the. next boat to he launch ed at Groton Iron Works, will be com pleted on the stocks with the excep tion of installing her machinery which will be done ill Providence There are five othar steamer on the stocks.
 A Washington dispatch states tha Senator Frank F. Brandeaee. may be come president pro tenn of the senat, while Senator George P. Mclean certain to be chairman Of the banlin and currency committee a most i'm portaht appointment
 The influenza situation throushou the state is so encouraging that tn state board of health Will no longe continue the practice of taking a care ful check of eases over the telephon from doctors eachy day. as this is no deemed unnecessary.
 4 S+onington correspondent men tions that Rev. Charles X sNorthru of Norwich registrar of the Count Association of Churches and Minis ters, isto preach in the Second Cor gTegational church in the borough Sunday morning next.
 News has heen received by Mrs. AT sel A. Beckwith, of 'Lincoln avenu that her grandson, Sergeant Henr Kenyon Beclwith, was transferre Thursday from Camp Derens to Il officers training school at Camp ZacI ary Taylor, Louisville, Ky - Henry Burkhardt light house keer 5 CT at Fishers Island and Miss Maj I garet May Gildersleeye. dGughrh Captin and Mrs. F. E. Ki'derslee Se, = Fenwick LiSft. were married at O. : SaybrooR, Saturday evening, by Ju. tice of the Peace William F.. Burke . The first letter which she has rt ceived in five weeks came 70 Mrs. A
 bert A. Sparks. Monday. from h.
 younger son, Earle L, Sparks, of u Fifth Machine Gun Battery at u
 front, stating that he is well and bus
 and telling oheerfully of condition
 overseas.
 = Block Island had less rain in o,
 tober than any previous October sin
 keeping of the records began back
 1872 According to the repors of Geor; d W. Eddy observer at -the Block I ssa land station, the precipitation for la ie month was .S6 of an inch. 325 inch
 less than normal
 Among the 20 applications for r
 lease from the state prison to be hea 70 by the Board of Pardons. Decemb
 g, will be that of Charles H. Bisho
 Holland, S1: life sentence in Tollal n. December 20, 1906, who e1aims if | .u crime was committed by him it W y while suffering an epilept;c fit.
 A the annual meeting of the Co c necticut Association Opposed to W , man Suffrage held at Hartford Ia :. week. those elected to the board NJ directors for the coming ear inclu
 ed Mrs. Ehepczer Learned of Norwic
 Mrs. Henry Barnes of New London a
 Miss Elizabeth P. Ely o3 Lyme. ' To enable the soldiers over ther to tell the folks at home just wh conditions they are in and perha
 write z. Christmas greeting and T
 lieve the anxiety news yhe biz bs - ties have caused. the New Yo nl,n ra4n,. nf Ahn LrnirI,tr .t lt.1... [