Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-07
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at 5.oS o'clock this evening.
 Thanksgiving comes three weeks from today, the 18th,
 Connecticut cattlemen are at Brat tleboro Vt, where they will attend the annual Ayrshire sale At the Christian Endeavor society meeting in Coventry next Sunday special services will be held in honor of Byron W. Hall.
 Fresh shrimp at Powers Bros adv.
 Wednesday evening at MiddIetown Rev. W. A. Keefe of Plaihfe,d was one of the speakers at a rally to boom the united war work fund,
 Big cargo of fresh fish at Osgood's wharf, 3 pounds for 25c-adv.
 Relatives and business associates CT Morton F. Plant will go to New York this morning to attend the funeral ser vices at his home at 10 o'clock.
 D. F. Clifford will open all advanced class in Dancing, Monday. Nov. il, 730 D. m, Chamber of Commerce hall Terms $10 per season.-ade.
 The B. P. Learned mission at New 
 be addressed this (Thursday) evening by Capt. Charles T Potter of Norwich.
 A months mind high mass of re- quiern for Miss Dorothy Pounch was siing in St. Patrick's church Wednes- day at o'clock by Rev. J. H. Broder- ick From considerations of coal conser- vation no decision has been reached En in Q ma nf library reading room on Sunday after moons,
 Striped and sea bass at Powers Bros. adv.
 There was a heavy frost Tuesday night and motor parties in the coun- i try Wednesday found the fields filled with what looked like the ghosts of the goldenrod.
 Full paid 4th Liberty Coupon Bonds are ready for delivery at The Chelsea Savings Bank.-adv.
 Additional warnings are being is sued regarding the waste by forest 1 fires and other fires in this state and the matter is being used as four minute subject also.
 Delegates from this state were in | New York Wednesday to attend the ] semi annual meeting of the Universal l Sunshine society held at the Hotel McAlpin from } to D. m.
 In all the schools, teachers and pu- l pills are doing much extra work and 1 studying, in the endeavor to cover the i terms course after having missed so much valuable time during the cpl demic period.
 I A New Haven exchange mentions 1 that MT and Mrs Elford P. Trow- { bridge have closed their country place 1 in old Lyme for the winter They have been spending few weeks there during the autumn.
 A former Greenevile pastor, Rev | Thomas Simms, well known here through his pastorate of several years terminated a long and successful pas torate at Gurhan1, Me.
 Long clans Cape Gods, at Pow. 1 ers Bros. .--adv.
 The local assembly of the Order O the Daughters of the King Episcopal in Connecticut has been postponed from Nov. ! to Dec. because of tht influenza epidemic. It is to be helt this year in New Haven.
 Local alumni learn that Brown uni. ! EttS NAil dNAHik, hb tO @NOF. H. liSN students who are graduates of higl schools, or are soon to graduate. if eli sibie for the students army training corps, or for the naval unit. The state board of health has an nounced that 5,577 deaths from iniu enza and pneumonia have been re corded in Connecticut since the be ginning Of the epidemic. Cases of in fuenza reported totaied SS,S93. For the first Christmas season il Americas history. women employees i photograph studios will be allowed b. law to work only 5S hours q week, tn same as in mercantile establishments not unrestricted hours as heretofore By invitation of Ruth Wylys chap ter the 18th general meeting of tn Connecticut Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution will be held in Hart ferd in the First Church of Chris Center Congregational, Friday, Nov 92d
 Pull paid 4th Liberty Couron Bond are ready for delivery a. The Chelse Savings Bank.-adv.
 At business meeting of the Ham burg church following the r11ornin service Sunday, vote was carried { eytendN cali to Mir. Maiden of tn Yale school of religion, who has bee holding services there for the past fe1 weeks.
 Large. fresh caught srnelts at Pow CTS Bros.-adv.
 Comfort circle of the Kings Daugh ters opened its seasons work with a interesting meeting held Wednesda afternoon at the home of the vice leader Mrs. J. H. Allen, 14 attendin; and the leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley, pre- . siding.
 At the meeting of the Holland Li brary association held in the librar rooms Monday afternoon Miss Flol ence Meacham was elected a membt of the association. A new case ( books for the use of the schools ha been received.
 Certificates of achievement bearin the signature of Governor Holcom and the state seal of Connecticut, ai being, prepared for distribution anon l the members of the Junior Food arm who present records of the differe1 projects undertaken.
 Nineteen pupils at the Norwich pr n vate day school have pledged to sdI - port a fatherless child in France ft one year. Some of the children hay - given all their allowance in order raise enough money. It takes S36l to support one child. A Choice salmon and finnan haddi at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Dentists in Connecticut of draft a, who have been placed in Class 1 A mS