Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-23
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Norwich, Saturday, Nov. 2s, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The Holy Name society of St. Pat in body. a [ the early mass tomor- row.
 There is report that the color company's business at Packer is to be sold to American stockholders De- cernber 3.
 Members of the Connecticut Drum corps have received an invitation to attend a big peace parade in New Britain, Saturday, December 7th.
 Norwalk papers mention that Bur ton Callahan. of Storrss Agricultural college, and an authority son war gar dens, is spending a few days in Nor walk. .
 The diet during and after influenza. Horlick's matted milk, nourishing, di- gestible.-adv.
 Grain continues high in price. es- holding for higher prices is said to be the cause of the apparent shortage of grain.
 The final shipment on the Belgian rifle contract from the -darlin Rock well Norwich plant. was made this week by Steamer Eugene. C.. Hart to New York.
 Special sab of Mems button and lace shoes. :2.5O, for todav only. All sizes. Barrows, 90 Main street-adv. At Moodus, Thursdav evening, Rev. G. c. Scrivener' of Norwich, su- Derintehdent of the Norwich district held the fourth quarterly conference at | the Methodist church..
 | At the reorest of the Holy Name so- I,i r1qsc for John Moriarty was sung in 1 St Patrick's church Friday at O. clock by Rev J. H. Frederick.
 Eandkerclfiefs baskets. Christmas cards at Woman's Exchange. Orders taken for Thanksgiving pies and cakes. adv.
 1 It is noticeabl that children num- bered in the. Victory Girls and Bows are busted out of school hours col lecting waste of various sorts, to be turned into faoney to help toward their $5 pledges. .s.
 The close season on quail, wood cock partridge. pheasants and Hun garian cartridges, goes on again to- morrow, November 24th. The open season on wild ducks cor rinues until January 1e.
 The usefulness of the rotortruck to farmers was demonstra ted at Union the other day. when Charlie Heck made three trips with lis autotruci drawing wood to Palmer and covered 90 miles in IS hours.
 Twenty-fifth anniversary meeting Faith Trumbull chapter, Saturday, 8 p ,n.. at the home Of Mrs. Wilbur Alling I-adv.
 At Dayy4lle, Mrs. Mary Handy Burgess. widow of Albert Burgess, Civil War veteran, celebrated her SStl birthday, Friday. at her home She has two sons, Albert of New Londor land Henry of Dayville,
 During November the planet Jupi- l ter is in Gen1ini. rising at S.30 p. m or. the 15t1 and at47.30 P. m. on tht 30th The planets motion is retro grade t1.s month. moving westward about one degree-two moon discs.
 Dr. Vivian l., Platt. one of Tor ringtonts prominent physicians and a few years ago the leading praction CT there, has been commit to tn State Hospital for the Insane at Nor wfch a second time and was brough to the institution Thursday.
 In an effort to double the usefulnes of certain classes of rolling stock tn United States bureau of markets ha , been making experiments. since tn , government took oyer the railroads | with cars that may be used for re i, frigera ting in summer and heated i . winter.
 2 Sale of Christmas novelties by Mis- Maud c. Buckingham, 66 McKinle avenue, opening Monday. Nov. 25tf and continuing daily until Christpa: Hours a. m. to p. m., to an to 3 p. m. Articles from 25 cents III adv.
 Rt. Rev. John j. Milan. Bishop ( \ Hartford diocese. who Friday evenin confirmed a class of 21i ct Sacre Heart church, Taftville. Rev. U. ( Bellerose, pastor. will confer the sam church, Occ;An, at 10 o'clock thi X morning.
 The drive of the Laymcn's associa tion of the Baptist church through out the northern states of the coun try was closed with a supper an conference Thursday night in the Wa terbury First Baptist church, wher one of the speakers was James Case, of Norwich. \ L. M Sheffield. car inspector n oeIN pAOOh, Mdo HUI IIlCu WcutlSSud N officially to engage another man an \ put his force of repairers on an eiel
 hour basis. which means q less of 5:
 a week to each as the%. receive
 double pay fer the extra hours, whio
 they were compelled to work dail Bishop Tyler Fourth Degree As
 sembly Knights of Columbus. ' Rockville, have elected the followi1 \ kofficers: F. TI. Michael J. Conwa, r. C., Dr. J. Ralph Morin: r. A. Al rustus M. Burke: F. P, Thomas = Sweeney: F. F.. Rev. M F. Nav;
 I. S.. Edward T. Ward; r. q. S., Jam F. Costello.
 At Waterbury Friday. the commi -r j tee representing the conductors ar l nine motornner of the Green line m
 with Attorney John IT. Cassidy. forn
 erly of Norwich, general manager
 the Waterbury & Milldale Tramw;
 Co, to consider the trcllcvmen's r
 quest for an increase in wages.
 Lieut. Harry L. Evans. who vent !. | France with the first Canadian E.
 peditonary Force and who is to spe;
 Sunday evening at the Salvation Arn
 hall. Market street by invitation
 Captain and Mrs. Richardson Jewe
 wears 8. silver plate to cover a h
 wound on his face.
 u, INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY ! Mise Isabel Mitchell is in New Yo,