Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at 4:55 o'clock this evening. A hundred dollars worth of lead has been stolen from Fort Trumbull. Again there was a. heavy fog. which lasted well into Wednesday morning. At present there are about 140 pa tients at Norwich Tuberculosis San i atorium.
 Big cargo, Boston blues, flats, cod. halibut, herrings. whiting salmon, etc., Osgood's Wharf.-adv.
 The Wordell restaurant at Ocean Beach was flooded the other day when a water pipe burst.
 Holland County Farm Bureau held it's annual meeting in the Vernon Center school house. Wednesday ev- ening.
 The parish Holy Name society has requested a memorial mass in St. Patrick's church Saturday for Thomas Driscoll.
 There was sudden drop in temp erature Wednesday afternoon which supplied the needed punch for brisk Fall trade.
 Probably the last dandelion of the season was in bloom Wednesday on the turf at the property of Miss Rose G. Flint, on Chestnut street.
 The picket fence separating the property of the United Congregational church from Chestnut street has been removed, marked improvement.
 Delegates from this state are being appointed to represent local leagues at the annual meeting of the Dairy mems Association in Jersey City, De- cember g..
 Franklin chapter, No. 4. R. 4 M, | works the P. M. and M. E. M. degrees at Masonic Temple tonight at o'clock. adv.
 During the week Martin A. Brown | and Mrs. Frank A. Foster of Nor wich have been in Ellington to att tend the funeral of their sister, Mrs O. M. Richardson.
 In some instances organists and choristers have already begun re- hearsals of carols for Christmas fes- tivals. Christmas comes five weeks from today (Thursday.) s
 Janitor Fields has cleaned up the flower beds il the Norwich courthouse grounds, where the rose bushes still look as though they would bloom, given a few sunny days.
 The next district to be canvassed in Connecticut for the Pilgrim Me morial Fund is that included in the Naugatuck Valley Association of Churches and Ministers.
 Helping Hands sale and supper at Buckingham Memorial this afternoon l-adv.
 A meeting of the Graduate Nurses Association of Connecticut. District No. was held Wednesday at the nurs- es home of the Stamford hospital commencing at three o'clock.
 One of the hottest campaigns ir Rockville is expected to be waged 1T the coming election, between the democratic and republican parties fol the office of mayor and city clerk.
 Just received new line of special ly engraved private greeting card: for Xmas and the New Year. Step il and see samples at The Bulletin Off1c, Job Room.-adv.
 If the Anti Saloon League has 1t! way, Jan. IS Amendment Sunday, tn, first Sunday after the Prohibition amendment takes effect will be one a thanksgiving and rejoicing, local pro ibitionists learn.
 Y The superior court convened il Winsted Tuesday with Judge Georgt E. Hinnlan of Willimantic on tn, bench. The criminal business ha! n been disposed of in Litchfie and thu court will continue 10 hear civil case during the remainder of the term.
 Norwich haberdashers in New Yorl . for stock find that silks have reache, very high price levels, and one ma terial quoted in May at s1.10 a yar is now selling for S2.95. One of tn = I ,f ha ;e, f, call for black knitted four-in- hands.
 Eastern Connecticut alumnae lear that in an effort to keep afloat the grea y educational program of Mount Hol yoke College and to enable the fac ulty to face the high cost of living b making material increases in their sal ..ries, the college has launched a $3 lo0000 campaign.
 Real eastern halibut, fresh caugh smelts, blue, Live cod. genuine Blu Points. Clintons. Wakefields, Guilford lon gclams and Cape God scallops., a . Powers Bros.-adv.
 Fourteen members and two visitor attended the meeting of Comfort C.a cle, of the Kings Daughters, heI ~ Wednesday afternoon with the vice B leader, Mrs. J, H. Allen, the leade Mrs. A. T. Utley, presiding. Sewin | was done and Thanksgiving charit 7 plans were made.
 The government railroad repo shows that the average monthly con pensation for all employees, includ.u the increase recently given shopme Bt was 3121.50 in July, an increase 35.3 per cent. over December and 45 per cent. over the wage for the ca lel endar year of 1917.
  p. from this state have beel4 placed 'c various institutions. $. E. Farwe District Vocational Officer, 469 Eff
 Avenue, New York City is makiI a record for his district, which il cludes the states of Connecticut, Ne T York and New Jersey. ao At Willimantic last Wednesday e ening, Dr. Hugh B. Campbell, supe ,d intendent of Norwich State Tuberc1 losis sanatorium started a week clinic Dr. Campbell continues h Tuesday evening clinic at the Unit
 Workers House, Norwich and that
 New London Wednesday afternoon.
 New York papers note that t
 Catholic Actors Guild of which Re
 John Talbot Smith is chaplain, " VT give a luncheon and entertainment y the Hotel Astor Monday, at which t
 guests of honor will be Ethel Barr
 more, Wilton Lackaye and Patri
 Francis Murphy and Rev. Francis
 Duffy.
 It Is mentioned at Charleston, R.
 that when Mir. and Mrs. E. Evere Jones Of Portsmouth spent a we