Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

November 2sth is St. Theodore's day.
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.5o o'clock this evening.
 Christmas comes four weeks from yesterday, falling on Wednesday this year.
 Popular dance, Jazz Band will play, Pulaski hall tonight.-adv.
 Witchhazel brush is. being carted by the farmers to the mills about the state.
 After December the price of milk iE New London will be IS cents quart.
 Shore town farmers have been busy carting seaweed thrown up by the un- usually high tides of. late. The number oe influenza cages so far reported in the state is s3,0Ss, and the total number of deaths s,224. The annual North Stonington grange rabbit pie supper was enjoyed Tues. day evening. preceding dance.
 The late Rev. Daniel A. Bailey who died at Shelton Tuesday. had been or dained over 2s years, not 34. as stated yesterday.
 Smelt fishing is good at Golden Spur and number of automobile parties have visited the Spur this week en- toying the sport.
 Tuesday was redemption day for war savings pledges made for Aovem- Der and the amount of purchases was very encouraging.
 The diet during and after influenza, Horlick's Mahed Milk, nourishing, di- gestible.-ady.
 .,- l for Mrs. Ellen Finnegan was sung at St. Patrick's church Wednesday by Rev. J. H. Brcdertck.
 Saturday of this week will be the | last day for mailing parcels ts sol l diers in France and none will he &C., { cepted- after that date. l Thermometers in Norwich which l registered 20 degrees at o'clock on ! Tuesday evening read 9s degrees at the same hour Wednesday. | Yesterday was a rush day for Nor 1 wich bakers, certain of whom nave added part of the submarine base trade to their regular business l Fair weather Wednesday encour- aged the suit tease brigade to venture on holiday outings and, incoming and outgoing travel was brisk ali day. Several Norwich women who are good cocks earn much extra holiday money by making plum puddings for tlIe Thanksgiving and Christmas de- nland.
 Don't forget Danz Jaxs Band oi seven pieces will play for dancing this evening at Pulaski fali--ady.
 A unit of women for recreation work across the sea is to be organized by the General Federation of Women's clubs, according to an announcement received here.
 The service flags for East Lyme have been received. The one at the church will be placed with special ceremony on the evening of the church roil call, Dec. r.
 Special meeting of Division 2, A. O H., will be held Friday evening at { o'clock. Business of importance. Every member should be present.-ady.
 A borough union Thanksgiving ser vice will be held at the 1roton Con gregational church today at D. m The sermon will be preached by Rev George R. Atha.
 At Mantle Mir. and Mrs. Asa E. S Bush celebrated informally the fiftiett anniversary of their marriage SunGas at their home on West Main street keeping open house for all friends whc wished to call.
 The Rossie firm has engaged thu Noank lire engine to pump the watel into the tank on the recently erected water tower for their silk mill in No auk' village. The water is to be uset for fire protection only. , Dance in Chamber of Commerce hal Sat night, Nov. 30, Norwich Chapte
 Hadassah, music by jacksons orches tra.-ady.
 Several new farm buildinss, and new section of the hospital to repla e the building burned last winter are il progress of construction at the Stat
 Insane Hospital in Middietpwn ani the latter work will be completed nex . spring. Milllnen heFeaheuts learn that ac cording to the reports of the nationa association of wool manufacturers, be tween 50 and 70 per cent, of the ac tive machinery in the manufacture o wool in the United States October
 was on war orders. c. R, Waibridge, who was chief eleri for Superintendent F. M. Clarke of tb Danbury division and the Central Ney England railroad when the latter wa in charge of the New London division
 has gone to Danbury to be chief cleri
 in the local offices. A letter dated Noy sth receive
 Tuesday by Mrs. N. K. Nanwaring C \ East Great Plain, from her daughter l)r. Ter J. Manwaring, at the AmeFi
 can Women's Hospital, Ne. l., i
 France tells of an epidemic of iniuen za at that base hospital. A benevolent Norwich woman. i appreciation of the work Of nurse. superintendent and doctors at Baeku
 hospital during the year, is pFovidin
 the 65 pounds of, Thanksgiving turke for the 1e0 members of the househoit patients of course included. The sale at New London is repotte of the residence property of a forme
 frequent Norwich visitor, the lat
 Charles r. Strickland, put the ager P does not disclose the purchaser of tf estate, of which Gertrude Me5inie
 ard Louise c. Strickland are ti
 heirs.
 Billie Bugbee. who, died in Frane
 about ten days ago from pneumoni l was the first of the Old Lyme boys
 die overseas and was baggagemast. A at the Lyme station until he went ir tc the army. Besides his father an
 mother he is survived by four bfotf
 CTS and sister.
 VI Under the latest ruling of the WI department. no officer under 21 yea