Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-07
VARIOUS MATTERS.

NorWtcn, tnursoay, NOV Y iSiG. VARIOUS MATTERS.
 Thanksgiving comes three weeks from today.
 A new directory of members of the state W. c. T. U. is being compiled.
 School children and school money due include Wilmington, 305, $6S6.25; Hamden. 1.61S $3.64O.5O.
 The Peck library has recently re- ceived Rev. Prof. Benjamin W. Bacon's book, Jesus the Son of God.
 I. o. o. F. whist and dance Friday night.-adv.
 The Ladies' Social union of the Montville Center church met with Mrs. Frank c. Schof1eld Wednesday after noon.
 Sunshine societies are appointing delegates to the semi annual meeting of the national society, to be held in New York. November p.
 Private sale of household goods at 2S River avenue Thursday, Nov. 7.- adv.
 Swedish societies commemorated Wednesday the death of the notable warrior, Gustavus Adolphus, on the battlefield at Lutzen, Germany.
 At the funeral of Henry W. Sumby of New London, Rev. MT. Adams of Norwich assisted Rev. George A. Sim 1 mons in conducting the services. The collier Sterling, which came Sat urday to store equipment from the Newport torpedo station at Thames l naval station, has left for Newport. Sickle, labor expert, at Davis Broad way theater. Sunday. p. m, auspices | Y. M. c. A.-adv.
 Certain residents of Mystic would like to have a hospital, claiming that \ 1t is too far to have to send patients to thehos pitals in Norwich and New | London.
 Of the sudden deaths in this state last month, thirteen were suicides as 1 against fifteen in September, and two homicides as against seven in the pre- | vious thirty days.
 | Choice long clans te fry, steam or i for chowder: also scallops; at Powers Bros, 10 Rose place.-adv. 1 English residents have been receiv- l ing from oversea post cards noting the fact that the new lord mayor of London, Sir David Burnett, is to take office November g.
 The tax collectors office will be open Friday, Saturday and Monday eve nings, until o'clock. After Monday l the 11th, interest will be added to all unpaid taxes.adv.
 Bedroom, dining room and kitchen furnishings at private sale, Thursday Nov. ', 2.30 D. m.. 2S River avenue- adv.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Brown of Old Mystic recently entertained the execu- tive committee of the Southern New England Poultry association at their home at Riverview farm.
 Deacon Hammond Shumway of the First Baptist church in Webster, Mass. observed his 73d birthday Tuesday al his home in School street He was born in Thompson, Conn, November , 1859.
 A Hallett & Davis upright piano good as new, in the private sale o1 household goods Thursday at 2.30 D m., 2S River avenue.-adv. l A hundred feet length will be added to the Mansion house, Fishers island to accommodate the summer guests fol another season. Several cottages vii be built and large garage is nearing completion.
 The industry in Connecticut tha pays the highest percentage of it's in. come for wages is the clock and watcl industry. Cutlery and tools come nex and foundry and machine shop prod ucts next.
 A Christian Science lecture is an nounced for Sunday in the Universal ist church at three oclock.-adv.
 Daniel Vergason and family, wh, have lived at the Miller homestead a North Stonington, which MT. Vergasol purchased about two years ago. hay, moved to Norwich, where they intent to spend the winter.
 { Clarence W. Bowen, whose summe residence is at Woodstock. has solt 1 The Independent, the magazine he ha '' owned for many years, to Hamilton Holt. The magazine was founded b, MT. Bowen's father in 1S4S
 Rev. William P. Newton. formerly O Greeneville, and Rev. Samuel G. Neil district secretary, have begun a whirl wind campaign in New Jersey in tn interest of the Baptist denomination They will speak in over thirty church es.
 Cloyd Buswell brakeman for tn New Haven road, is confined to hi home in Masonic street, New. London by a painful laceration of the righ ankle received Monday when he fel from the top of freight car in West erly.
 Angelo Marion. motorman on tn Washington street line of the Connec t1cut company in New London, ha been transferred to the Willimanti run. MT. Marion is succeeded on tn Washington street run by Georg . Brown.
 Returns are coming into the stat comptroller's office from the schoc l SOHlIIltleeS OL the COnnectlcut town. showing the number of children owe years and under 16 years of age, ,fo which the state comptroller pays tn towns $225 each.
 Regular convocation Franklin chan l ter, No. 4, R. A. M, at Masonic templ
 this evening. Work in the R. A. degre, adv.
 The Connecticut Churchman report s that the Girls Friendly society vaca ton house at Canaan had it's mos successful season this year and ths l during Acsnnintc,s, =