Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-04
Ulle Balllstin~. Norwich, Thursday, Dec. 4, f91e
VARIOUS MATTERS

The ice dealers have started getting their storehouses ready for the winter crop.
 Forty-seven arrests were made by the New. London police during No- vember.
 Just arrived at osgood Wharf. Big cargo of fresh fish ana oysters-adv. Beginning tomorrow (Friday) the sun win set at 4-18 and will so con tinue up to Dec. 17th.
 4 benefit performance is to be giv- en at Rockville. Friday night by the Talcottville Drum Corps.
 Snug winter weather prevailed Wednesday. the mercury standing well below 30 degrees throughout the day.
 The Holy Name Society has re- Quested months mind mass in St. Patricks church today (Thursday) for Michael Mccarthy. s A According to the meteorological re- port there were just six days of clear weather in November-twenty- hours more than October could pro- duce.
 The Manchester Evening Herald mentions that Mrs. A F. Mastin of Wflimantic has ben visiting her daughter. Mrs. Henry Lord of Cot tage street.
 At the annual E;lks' memorial ser- vice of Rockville lodge Sunday after noon at the Palace theatre the ad- dress will be delivered by w. D. Beck with of Groton.
 Alive native crabs, fresh scallops, fresh caught mackerel. Spanish mack erel, shrimp and oysters, at Powers Broa-adv.
 Eastern Connecticut alumnae of Smith college have received bulletins relating to the proposed drive for a four million dollar Endowment for their alma mater.
 At the Agricultural school held in Marlboro this week Miss Maud Hayes of Storrs is conducting the work in food and clothing and Mrs. lIanchest- CT conducts the rest of the work. Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, mother of Mrs. Edwin Baker, of Vernon Center, dead at the home of another daughter in Manchester, leaves 6 children, 16 grandchildren and 5 great grand children --
 Dealers here note that one of the i things which the seasons vogue for green tints in women's garments has done is to bring into popularity vari- ous articles of jewelry made of Chi ,nese jade.
 Rev. Giles F. Goodenough of Led yard, spoke on Christian Healing, at i Tuesdays meeting of the New Lon don Association of Congregations, gregationa1 church in that city. | s.N. the Church of the Good Shepherd can be obtained of members of the Alpha class and at 70 Franklin street and Record ( ee.-adv.
 Plumbers here are interested in a new chemical compound which wil clean out stopped up or frozen waste p-pes in jiffy. Just mix it witt | water and pour down the pipe and Il eats 1t way through almost instantly
 For a reunion and banquet of the 56th C.. A. c. regiment to be held II | the Hotel Green in Danbury Thurs have been issued to the former of ticers, including Major Payne, of New tday evening, December IS, invitations London.
 Nelson Sisson, S1, formerly a mem. Der of the grocery firm of r. & N Sisson at New London and brothe of the late Franklyn Sisson, diet Tuesday at his home ln Newark, N EJ. Mir. Sisson left New London 4 years ago
 The county commissioners of Fair field county have issued notice iron their office in Bridgeport that the would under no circumstances issu any liquor licenses until definite Of fcial authorization to do 500 has bee received from the attorney general q Connecticut.
 At Coventry, Herman Lieberman i adding 8 shingle mill and saw mill : be operated in connection with tn shirtwaist factory which he has Ire paired. All will be operated by wate power from dam on the Skunka maug river, on the site of the ol Wrights mills
 A number of winders have bee transferred from the J. B. Marti velvet mill at Taftvil1e to the anne on Chestnut street, where about $ girls are employed. The Taftvil plant employs between 450 and fl girls and men. all on a, 4S 1-2 hou weekly schedule.
 When Friendship Circle of th Kings Daughters of New London mt Tuesday evening at the Second Cor gregational church there, report Va received from the delegate to u ' state convention of Kings Daughter held in Hartford, Mrs. Edward 1 Smith of Norwich.
 A gang of thirty men will clean tt trolley tracks of the Shore Line Elet , tric Company between Chester an New Haven Friday and Saturda Next Monday members of the publ . utilities commission will ride oy. v this part of the Shore Line syste on an inspection tour.
 That the possibilities of moving u | Berkeley Divinity Aschool from Mit dletown either to New Haven Philadelphia have been considered . well as of moving to Hartford is d.. closd in a recent letter sent to BerI eley alumni and just reprinted ntl Connecticut Churchman.
 With only few days left before u close of Nthe drive in New York, f the Actors Fund, Bryan L. KenelI chairman of the real estate divisio announced Tuesday that the allott, t quota would probably be surpasse
 Mentioned among real estate m.
 who have contributed is Charles
 Moves, formerly. of Norwich.
 The United States civil service con
 mission announces for Dec. 23 {
 examination for meteorologists, f
 men only; Grade 1, S1 1,60O to s2,2o0
 year; Grade ?, $2,200 to s3,000 yes
 Vacancies in the Signal Service - Large of the War Departure
 throughout the United States will