Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-04


 Haven newspaper.
 Dealers say that the use of rice, which increased greatly during the short season on potatoes. continues strong. The use of sweet potatoes is growing constantly, also.
 Norwich visitors to Westerly find that the dahlia gardens of Mrs. Otis Chapman on the upper end of Granite street are yet untouched by frost. an unusual thing for Nov. Sd.
 Whist and dance, Knights of Colum- bus rooms, Sunlight Bldg, tonight, 25c. adv.
 If the plans of the New London charity committee work out. the city's poor will be able to eat their Thanks giving dinner in the new almshouse which will be all refitted by that time. After caring for the welfare of sol- diers since the beginning of the war at Fort Terry. Fort Wright. Fort Mi chic, and other military posts ended the work of the welfare organizations Friday night.
 St. James lodge. No 2S, F. and A. M., works the Master Mason Degree tonight at Masonic temple, at 7.30.- adv.
 At lIl0 IIlNlldllOu Ol A1dJ UT ID. GdAh Morgan the mayors of the state were to have been the guests of the city of New London this fall. but plans have been changed. and the meeting will be held at New Haven.
 Warden Charles c. McClaughty of the state prison at Wethersfield is urging the need of a new prison. and a large farm in connection with it which would be profitable source of income to the institution.
 The new pastor of the United Con- gregational church. Rev. Alexander H. the Otis Library. having appointed of flee hours there Tuesdays, Wednes- days, Thursdays and Fridays.
 Attend whist and dance, K of c. rooms, Sunlight Building, tonight. 25c adv.
 The sudden start of Norwich troll ley car before he could secure a foot hold, threw George Brown, colored of 2S John street, onto the pavement in New London Saturday night. He was taken to Lawrence hospital.
 A banquet was held Sunday after noon at the Crocker House by the New York. New Haven & Hartford
 
 men, including representatives from Connecticut cities were present.
 Beginning Nov. l5. the dairy and food department will insist on a full observance of the state egg law, which requires the stamping on all eggs of the words. "cold storage" preserved" |" or "incubated," as the case may be.
 The Y. NJ. c. A. auxiliary will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs John McWilliams, 173 Washington street. Special music and special speakers.-adv.
 Three years ago last Friday night, the Deutschland. German undersea sailed quietly into New London, hay ing left Hamburg. and passed safely through the English nets in the North Sea.
 Two silk Persian rugs for sale, s 1-2x4 1-2. 6s Mckinley ave. Tel. S47 -4alud Carew Buckingham.-adv.
 Rev. Edward T.. Mathison, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church of Rock vile, has issued letter rebuking the strike leaders for statement made it untrue that he urged them to hold
 
 Under a proposed understanding al Rockville, the Connecticut Company trolley fare from Hartford to Holland avenue, the end of the town of Yer non shall not be over 35 cents and the same fare will apply to passengers riding to the center of the city.
 Recently when the grand officers made their annual visitation to Rebec- oI,o Star, of Moosup, visitors were pres chet. R, l., Mystic and Whitinsville Spencer and New Bedford. Mass.
 During business trip to New York John A. Moran had conference witt the shirt manufacturers who are stil enthusiastic about locating in Norwich | if 200 girl and women power machine operators can be secured. So far only SO have sgiven their names to MT. Mo | ran.
 i The premium checks of the Coven- try Grange Fair Association foR 1911 have all been written and delivered The amount paid this year was large than any in the history of the asso citation, being $246.s0. The neat stool drew the largest amount of any of tn classes, $4O.65.
 | Steamer Munnatawket took it's plac on the Fishers Island route Thursda, after having been overhauled a Greenport. The Restless was pumpet out by the Scott Co.,, but no repor has been made as to the cause of it | sinking at Fishers Island last Weel Monday night.
 Baptist churches throughout tn country were urged to spurn none offered by profiteers, 'the meanest kin of thieves" in a statement issued Sun day night by Rev. Dr. Samuel Zan Batten, secretary of social service ed ucation for the American Baptist Pub lication Society.
 A Chicago paper says: MT. and MT William J. Bryson of 731 Buena ave nue have arrived home from a mote trip in the Adirondacks and that MT Timothy B. Blackstone of 1912 Prair avenue accompanied them home. MT Blackstone was a recent guest of ht sisters, the Misses Norton. in Norwic
 United States District Attorne John r. Crosby announces that it unlawful to limit the sale of sugar combina ton with other articles, as violates the Lever food control a which went into effect Oct % Thel is a penalty of two years in prison, fine of s5.000 or both for violatir the law.