Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-23
eBulletiIl.
Norwich, Saturday, Nov. 23, 1912
VARIOUS MATTERS.

November 24 is the date of the full moon.
 November 2S is St. Clements day in the church calendar.
 Tomorrow (Sunday) will be short day, exactly g 1-2 hours in length.
 A Packer resident, John Lemoyne, has moved his family to Versailles.
 Sodality minstrels Thanksgiving eve. Olympic hall-adv.
 Churches in a number of places will hold their Thanksgiving services to- morrow.
 Members of Preston City grange at tended the last meeting of Hope Val ley, R. l.. grange.
 In some of the rural districts the fall term of school closed Friday for the Thanksgiving recess.
 Order home made cake, pie, plum pudding, at Women's Exchange.-adv.
 Norwich Stationary Engineers asso- citation, No. 6. initiated one candidate 1t luaS cSSHiL6 SeSSloil III lle Dlll block.
 Drug clerks have been in Boston this week attending convention arranged by dealers in certain proprietary rem edies.
 Lee & Osgood have succeeded in getting barrel of fresh leaf sage for Thanksgiving.Aadv.
 
 Travellers in Maine write home that at Bangor the ground is white with snow and that there is good sleighing north of that point.
 Mass meeting. Y. M. c. A., Sunday, 3.30 p. m. Address and music-adv. except the kindergarten were closed Friday, the teachers taking the day to visit other schools.
 Uncle Horace Johnson predicts a big storm to begin on December and to continue four days. He does not state whether 1t will be snow or rain.
 Basketball at Y. M. c. A. tonight. Laurel Hills vs. Bulkeley Independents. Admission 15c.-adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Starr of New London, who spoke at Park church recently on their work in Africa, will leave next month to return to their labors.
 Many friends and former patients regret to learn that there is no i'm provement in the condition of Dr. Leonard B. Amy of Washington street.
 Walter Stanley, the Snake Oil man, will give an exhibition tonight in Dur kee lane at 730 oclock.--adv.
 It is stated by the Catholic Tran script that Miss Annie E. McGuinness has contributed $5 towards St Agnes home building fund. which has now reached $5,322.65.
 Plainville grange has voted to invite the Connecticut Agricultural College Glee and Mandolin clubs to give a con- cert under the auspices of the grange some time during the winter.
 Sheridan's dancing school for chiI, dren and adults, Saturday afternoon, beginning at any time, Cadillac hall.- adv.
 The state of Connecticut has with in its confines about 400 surviving members of the many thousands who participated in the battle of Gettys- burg on July 1, 2. B. and 4, 1863.
 Philip Gilmore, chief engineer of the steamer City of Lowell, is on a two weeks vacation. His place D. being filled by Samuel s. Coon of the steam CT Taunton of the Fall River line.
 Owing to a recent death in the fam fly, Mrs. George s. Palmer will not sing at the recital of the Kings Daughters in New London, next Tues day evening. Miss Marion Chappell will take her place.
 Concert by Swahn's orchestra at Y M. c. A. Sunday, 3.3O D. m. Solos by Mrs, Charles Tyler Bard. Address by Rev. F. O. Cunningham. Topic, Brakes and Steering Gears" Men only. Ad- mission free.-adv.
 Gordon Z Smith, transit man for the New Haven road engineers at Saybrook, has been notified to make his headquarters at MiddletoWn for the next year. He will move his fam fly there next week.
 All Massachusetts veterans who did not receive bounty will now receive rom that state sum equal to the counties that were paid at the time Of enlistment. Several of the veter- ans reside in Connecticut.
 Chief Justice Frederick B. Hall will retire from the supreme court bench in February by reason of the age limit and Justice Samuel o. Prentice, a na- tive of Norwich, will undoubtedly be the succeeding chief justice.
 Reserved seat coupons for the Sodal- lty minstrels can be redeemed for numbered seats at Morrison's cigar store, today, Monday and Tuesday, or at Smiths pharmacy between 7.3O and S.30 in the evening.-adv.
 So many visitors have admired the collection of pastels by Mrs. LiIliAa Haines Crittenden of Brooklyn. N. Y at the Converse art gallery that Nhe art school committee has decided to keep the pictures on view for another week.