Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-14
GIllr Bulletin.
VARIOUS MATTERS

calls during Mondays sudden cold wave.
 Good taste-Clysmic Water tastes good
 The winning hand holds Clysmic.- adv.
 1 The melancholy days have come for i early risers on the farm. It is not daybreak now until 4.55. 1 School pupils are visiting the n- ] braries in preparation for Thanksgiv- 1 ing essays and exercises. Daughters are planning the customary Thanksgiving cheer for needy fami- l lies
 foremost violinists, will play al to- nights concsrt.-adv. AtsI, T. Y. winship is in fairly guod health and is able to get to town oc- casionally- from his East Great Plain farm-
 With Christmas only six weeks frcn Wednesday, the warning, Do your shopping eariy,' does not seem out of place.
 IF sections about the county where witch hazel mills are located, farm CTS are making profit now bringing in brush.
 The Y. M c. A. has couple of choice dormitory rooms to rent at a moderate price.-adv. The windstorm Sunday night blew down a long stretch of the board fence and the flagstaff at the state camp grounds at Mantle.
 At New Britain Saturday, Fadey Rosl1o and Mary Grigne, both of Mont vile, obtained a marriage license at the town clerks office.
 Home made pastry formerly at Wheeler Bros. now to be found at Otis &c Son's.-adv
 An anniversary requiem high niass for Miss Margaret Began was cele- brated in St Patricks church on Mon oay at o'clock by the Rev. Hugh Treanor.
 Private social of Sd Co, c. A. C., at he Armory Thursday evening, Ncv. 16. Lang's orchestra. Tickets 25c each. adv.
 When Smith College Greek club met one of the readers in Iphigenia at Au- lis was Miss Margaret Ba1lantine, 1912. of Stafford Springs.
 Aprons, novelties, cake, candy, Wed. and Thurs. at Spiritual academy, 2.3C to 8 D. m. Suppers 15c.-adv.
 The new road being built from South Windham down, for a distance para1- leling the Norwich-W -Willimantic trolley track, is getting on steadily and prom ises to be a fine highway.
 Salvation Army officers from Con necticut are in New York for the an- nual central congress today and the dedication of the ArIny's new citadel on 125th street, Thursday night.
 One day last week Charles John and William Hanley walked from the Pearl street grocery corner in Mystic to Nor wich in three hours and IS minutes, and say they did not have to hurry at that. of Y. M c. A. entertainment course, tonigEt at Central Baptist church. adv. Rev. M. s. Kaufman, former pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, 1 has been appointed chairman of the sub committee on missions in the Men and Religion Forward Movement in Providence.
 Formerly an owner of real estate could affix his signature as an en- dorser to only one liquor license ap- plication per year. but this year there is no such restriction. The law is now as it was up to 1907.
 
 A. V. Parsons of the bureau of the labor, has been visiting Connecticut cities, gathering municipal statistics !! for the year ended in 1910. He is now i gathering school statistics.
 The per cent of attendance in the | senitr room of the Broadway school | for the second month of the fall term | was 9S.36. There are 120 pupils en- | rolled in that room, showing a highly i attendance mark. ole surprised Harry Hartley at his | nome in Uncasville, giving him a. fare we'll party, as the Hartley family left 1 or Chicopee, Mass. Monday, MT. 1 Hartley having secured work in that place.
 Private social of Sd Co, c. A. c. at he Armory. Thursday evening, Nov. --adv.
 At the recent meeting of the Wo- nan,s Home Missionary society of the leld in Pawtucket, R. l.. Mrs. Freder- ck W Coleman, wife of the pastor epresented Trinity NJ. E. church, of %orwich.
 Best Service to California nia-Stand- ard Q. tourist. Latter personally con lucted five times weekly without -hange- Berth SC. Wash Sunset 1 Route, F Milk & s62 Wash Sts., Boston adv.
 Tte contract for the electrical in t:llation for the big plant of tie -awton mills corporation at Plain ield has been awarded to a Westerly company. The total length of the main nil and weave shop is 5000 feet; the width 300 feet.
 The girl arrested in Portland, Me, or Ardelle Scriver of New London avs she is Bessie Cunningham of Fillimantic. but no such girl is miss ng from that city. She is still in cus- ody end q young man in Portland has lso been arrested.
 Local members have been notified hat the 1Ith semi annual meeting of ne Connecticut Society of Colonial )ames is to be held in Hartford on Thursday the 23d. The Center church ViI be the place of meeting, and nnch will be served at the Hartford Tub.