Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

vAN1OUS MA ! lENS
 It is daybreak today at 5.2S.
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.12 o'clock this evening.
 The Monday Afternoon Sewing Club met yesterday at the Red Cross room.
 Help the K. of c. drive It is worthy cause.-aov.
 ,Dabolps almanac predicts a variety of weather this week--snow, rain, hail, high winds and fog.
 The children of the Center School at Bolton are going to learn to knit boys as well as girls.
 Some of the bridges over Montville brooks have been damaged by ice which has moved the foundations.
 The opening of the Wheeler school ana library at North Stonington has had to be postponed till Monday next.
 Lighting bills will begin to show a marked reduction. Already twenty minutes have been added to the days length.
 Members from the Uncasville M. E. church conducted the meeting Mon day night at the Learned Mission. in New London.
 A meeting of Queen Esther Circle of Trinity Methodist church was held Monday evening at Miss Boyen's' home, B Hedge avenue.
 Mrs. W. o. Perkins of Pleasant street, Groton, received a fractured hip Saturday morning from a fall while in the yard. In New London, coal-saving mer- ger of the First and Second Congrega- tional and First Baptist churches has been brought about.
 At the home of Mfr and Mrs. Janes flag is flying for their son, Albert Mur- phy, who is at Fort Terry. Monday evening there was meet 1 ing of Alpha Sigma Society of the | Second Congregational church, at Miss Bearings, 112 Franklin street. A quantity of completed work from, the Children of Mary Society of St | Patrick's parish was received at the 1 Red Cross room, Monday afternoon. The children of the sewing schools | maintained under the supervision o1 ] the United Workers have made a gooe number of bandages for the Red Cross At. Pendleton Hill, Thomas B. Vince. | Ter donated three big turkeys for z Red Cross supper held at the home or Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Thompson or l Saturday night.
 1 "A Ponfret Centre correspondent notes that a. former Congregations l pastor in Franklin. Rev. Harry A Beadle. is boarding this winter at th' Vanderlaan home.
 l Contribute to the K. of C. campaign 1 and help a good cause.-adv. Next Sunday at Trinity Methods church, the pastor, Rev. J. H. Newland is tc ask for a collection for churcl work for the Methodist boys in tn army. This church is asked for $45. Y The current White Ribbon Banue notes that Putnam union has lost an otker member in the death of Mrs. EN len Horton, a member of the Abingtol union until it disbanded, being on Of it's charter members.
 State President Daniel O'Connell 0
 Bridgeport was the installing office
 for New London Aerie of Eagles, a
 it's meeting Monday night in K. of (
 hall on State street. Visitors froI
 Norwich aerie were present
 Thirteen candidates, previously rec
 ommanded by Senator Brandegee, too
 the mental examination for appoint
 nent to the United States militar
 academy at Annapolis held at Win
 chester hall. New Haven, last week.
 St. James lodge. Mo- 23. F. and l
 M., works the second degree tonigl
 st Masonic Temple at 7.3o.-adv. At the unveiling Of the honor TO
 of Mantle and East Lyme in Niant
 Sunday afternoon Q list of 67 name
 one of the speakers was Rev. M. Nc
 Lean Goldie, just returned from Rus sia, a former Yantic Episcopal rec
 tor.
 Local suffragists have been notifie
 of a jubilee Suffrage meeting to I
 held in Parsons theatre. Hartfor
 Sunday afternoon, January 27, whe the principal speaker will be Duile
 Field Malone, former collector of u port of New York.
 Norwich friends of Alderman Frar
 cis P. Bent of New York, formerly
 the Norwich post office force, are il { terested in the fact that he has rt ceived the appointment of director
 the Bureau of Contract Supervisio
 at salary of $6,0e0.
 Mrs. Ida Eccleston and Mrs. F.
 Messinger, whe~were in charge of u Woman's League room yesterday a Eternoon, had to refuse number | applicants who wanted free wool
 be knitted into army sets. The trea. ury is empty again.
 All persons, firms, corporations ar
 associations engaged in the busine
 of importing storing or distributi1
 ammonia, ammoniacal lqiuor or an monitm sulphate, from whatev source produced, must secure a licen
 on or before Jan. 21, 1918. Notification has been received l Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown tn
 Bishop E. Campion Acheson of Mi dletown will be in Norwich three da, during Holy Week and will admin
 ter the rite of confirmation at St. A,
 drew's. Trinity and Christ churches. Fl Robert S. Ross If Schenacfadu