Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

1 VARIOUS MATTERS November 2s in the church calendar l is St Clements day 1 The sale of popcorn always increases towards Thanksgiving time. ! There wers several luncheon parties from New London at the Halle club On Wednesday.
 Say Clyslnic Water next time ] When you think. drink; think Clysmic. adv.
 Chilly weather like that of wednes- day starts shoppers looking over Christmas stocks.
 nesday morning, ma king rough travel ing on the country roads. Several relatives and friends from Hannah Finn in Jewett City Wednes- day morning
 ELks-Don't forget that tonight is ladies' night at the home. Cards and dancing.-adv.
 Few care to occupy the park bench es. these cold days. and since there is less walking the turf it has grown green and smooth.
 New copies of the state fish and game law In force November 1, 1911, have been sent to the city clerk and are to be obtained for the asking.
 A favorite resort of Norwich people, the Old Lyme inn, will close the first of December It has been success full season for Proprietor Caulkins.
 The condition of J. Hunt Sterry. who is ill at his country home at Salem, continues grave. In addition to asth- ma MT. Sterry is suffering from heart trouble.
 Norwich lodge. No. F, 4. Q. U. w, Attention. brothersl Srecial meeting at o'clock this evening Visiting brothers welcome.-adv.
 For the first anniversary celebration of Montville grange Wednesday night, arranged a. varied and interesting pro- gramne.
 A requiem high mass, requested by relatives of Mrs. Mary Sullivan, who died in Ireland, was celebrated in St. Patrick's church at o'clock Wednes- day morning by Rev. Hugh Treanor-
 New Load on papers note that Mrs. George S. Palmer of Pequot avenue has consented to help out the young people of the First Congregational church by giving a, recital at the par
 
 Connecticut business organizations are to be represented at the hearing in New York today before Commits sioner Lane of the interstate com merce committee, in protest against the new baggage rates.
 The ice houses of Marcus L. Trail at Poquonnoc were destroyed by fire early Wednesday morning. The fire is supposed to have been started by tramps, who found shelter in them. The loss is estimated at s16,000.
 At meeting of the executive com mittee of the Connecticut Congress of Mothers, held in Waterbury, Tues day, a plan was considered to change the name from the Connecticut Con- gross of Mothers to the Parent-Tesch- CTS association.
 Are you going to PIainneld parish fair? Tonight ana Saturday evening. Trolley leaves Franklin square at 7.46. adv.
 There was an attendance of about 50 at the quarterly session of the Con necticut LaunGrymen's association at the Stratfield in Bridgeport Tuesday. cd. The election of officers will be at the annual session at New Haven dur ing February.
 Mrs. Olive Adeline, es. wife of James F. Borthwick, died at her home in North Somers Tuesday morning of Bright's disease. Mrs. Borthwick is survived by her husband one daugh- ter and two sons. Burial will be in the Baptist cemetery at East Long meadow, Mass.
 If at the expiration of the 72 hours dog warden is not able to find the owner of a stray dog he may, at dis cretion, either kill or sell the dog, but not for less than s5. All morey taken in from tine proceeds of such sales shall be accounted for and placed in the city treasury.
 A. o. U. ", No. 12. Norwich lodge, special meeting this evening at g O o-clocl. Business of importance. Visit ing brethren invited.-adv.
 Notification has been sent 10 east ern Connecticut branches that O.. AL bert Bourke, general organizer in this country of the society of Frencf-Ca- nadian Artisans, wants to see the or der start the year 1912 with 4o,000 and asks all the members to help realize that ambition. ployed as 6 chauffeur in New York, and Miss Helen Johnson, who has made her horae in the family of Alex ander J. Campbell of Nathan Hale place, were married Tuesday morning at St. Mary's Star of the Sea church. 1 New London, by Rev. Timothy NJ 1 Crowley.
 Mrs. Susan F. Hawkins of New Lon don, department inspector of the La- dies of the Grand Army, has just re- 1 turned from q tour of inSpectiOn in '