Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
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VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Connecticut girls who are stiidefits &t Trinity college Washiflston, D C.. are home as classes at Trinity have been suspended because Of influenza.
 Some of the telephone exchanges are badly affected by the Spanish in huenza so it has been necessary to ret girls from other switchbosrds tenn pofarlly.
 Continued mild weather, bright sun ny days and moderately cool nights, fialf simplify tie fuel pr6biem for lo- eAt housefolders, with half of Oe- tober gone.
 At Ara6ver; Willard E. Fuller was i0ffiinated at tfe republican caucus faf fsfresstitative: fSf Justices 8f the psace: Ralph BASS. A. H. Benton and ". s. Bishop.
 Owing to tfis closing of the Academy Dr. Bunneil's talks on Current. Events will not begin until Oct. 22.-adv.
 During this month the planet Saturn Is near the first magnitude star Reg siiius in Leo in the 11iorfing sky and rises at a. m. on the 18th and 2 afl m on the 31st.
 Physicians and health authorities hereabotits have had some strange ex- perierceS during the epidemic. One physician tound eight persons in one room i'll with influenza
 TheFe is. local interest in the fact that the Suffield Military Academy has closed owing to the Spanish inf1u -1Za epidemic among the students Six more cases were reported Sunday night
 The registration of milk de;tlers and producers now going on is part of 2 campaign by the state diary comnis- sioner to insure more sanitary con ! ditions in connection with the mill l supply.
 l The October meeting of New Lon. don County Pomona Grange to bt held with Patchaug Grange the. 1Ttf is postponed until the 24tn.-adv.
 The Marlin Rockwell Company | Handefi plant was closed in observ anve of Columbu Day, so employe could display their patriotism in at | tending demonstrations dedicated t the Liberty loan drive.
 1 St Jsmes' lodge. Nh. 2s. r and A NJ. works the third degree tonight a Masonic Temple at 7.30.1adv. | At s o'clock Monday. in St. Pat I rick's church, requiem high mas 1 vas sung by the rector, Rev. J, H 1 t7roderick for Mrs. Mary Conner l Whdse funeral was hell al the churci at ? o'clock, Saturday afternoon. II Up to the first of September las there had been constructed by tn Grctcn Iron Works at their plan in Groton p two-fami1y houses, si 1 single houses and two boarding hous es to Accommodate about 25 me each
 The proposed. automobile taxes in serted in the, $S,o0O, 900 coo war rev enue bill By the house have been GU in half bv the senate committee on fl nance. However. the committee i'm posed special federal tax upon eac taxicab offered for hire.
 | Faith TrunAbull chapter. Daughter i Of the American Revolution of Nor wich, And all the other chapters tl1e stAte are beinG urged to put eyer effort forth in support of the fourt E,bfrty loan, bv Mrs. John l.. Bue of Litehfield the state regent. II The business of irstrihg soidiel ard sailors Is scareelv d year old an yet Uncle sam has written more tIla ss8 900 900 de0 of insurance. insurin n15ont three and a half million of so diefs and sailors. This sieantic bus
 ness employs 10000 individuals.
 Just faoW tte 50 men at the NcN 1 w,ch State tnebriate Farm are Ike,
 hard at work building water worl
 System, for fire rrotection and wat,
 supply. A tank 90 feet hieh with capacity of 25,Oe0 gallons has bet erected and pipe line is being laid , A Portland prisoner, John Brow has been brought to the inebriate far
 in Norwich to Serve a sentence three years. He had been out on pr,
 bation since the last time lie was a ' rested, the breach of which put u sentence automatically into operatio The public schools In VoluntoR ' were reopened Monday by SuperviS 0. E. Lowell, Of Norwich MT and Nj . Lowell and the latter's sister, Mi
 Dorothy Seymour, a Free Academy s
 nior, returned yesterday, after a we
 end visit with relatives iii Greenwic ,, Conn.
 Telegraph messages classed f night letters, are to be delivefed i, : cities and towns where postal
 livefies are maintained. postal C s ficials having worked out the sy ' tenn whereby they believe quick
 delivery Of this class of telegrams "
 result.
 n Tn memory. of his daughter. Mi
 Catherine Sintsatt, who recently di i, at Back,1s hospital, Norwich, whe she vas fhrse, William Sinnott !. New London has presented five do1ls
 to the Red Cross chapter of that ci i. of which his daughter was an acti Il member.
 1T The current White Ribbon Banr
 lists unions which have helped on f i. defieit: WaterfHrI g., Danbury Ce ' trae Sl, YaIesyilIe s1, Middles n County s1e, Wihdham County 2 Wilmington s4. Mystic s1 If1dfvid, 'e gifts amounting to $6 have also be
 FeceiTed.
 The authorities of the New Lond
 naval hospitals have found it iTnpt sibie to get q sufficient supply of b le ties of all sizes to meet the very | r d5eal demands of the present sitl tien and have had to ask the hot
 wives Of New London to make
 the deficiency.
 The Purchasing Agents associat he of Cohnecticut have secured Maur @ Hirsch; Secretary of the priorfties
 visi6n of the war industries board,
 address the associahion at the n
 monthly dinner meeting at the He
 Garde in, New Haven, Monday ev, at ing, october 21.
 Many persons have ca9nphor 2 - sewed up th little baGs saspen
 about their neets Or carried in tf
 pockets as they believe this q prey ,,t tative of grip A Norwich druggist E
 yesterday he had difficulty to sec
 sufficient amount of this gum
 silf,Dly his trade