Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-27
Olle Bullftin. Norwich, Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.


 Thursday being a legal holiday, the banks will be extra busy today. Miss Alma Carpenter of Fort Point picked a dandelion on Thursday of last week.
 We'll, the big night is here and we'll be there. Sodality minstrels tonight, Olympic hall.-adv. A civil service examination for vet efinary inspectors is to take place December IL The salary is $500 per year.
 Thaddeus Pecor of Noank has com pleted Al years service to the gov ernment as lighthouse keeper at the Point. Those who have had occasion to visit beach cottages this week. say Sundays high wind kicked up some big surf.
 St. Andrews day falls on Saturday next, and will be marked by the serv ice of holy communion in the Episco- pal churches.
 Special communication of Somerset lodge this evening. Work in the Eel i lowcraft- degree.-adv. The Norwich Electrical company, which has been in business at Old Saybrook the last few years, will move to Deep River.
 Factories in so many places are rushed with work that those which close for the holiday are to work over 1TVn m SOfI
 Thanksgiving dinner will be served at the Auditorium hotel from F m. to 8 p. m., 50 cents.-adv. When Miss Alice Cadman of Center
 street, New London, celebrated her birthday by party, one of the guests was Austin Linton of Norwich Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Mary Bolger and Robert i J. Sheehan, both of Waterbury, in | New London on the 26th of June. W. U. Webster of Willimantic was one of those who attended the execu- tive board meeting of the State Fire 1 mems association in Hartford on Tues day.
 ] Some of the schools held parents ' day exercises Tuesday, when the gov 1 ernor's Thanksgiving proclamation was read and there were special ex- | ercises.
 | Following holiday custom, the New | Haven road will discontinue a num- Der of local trains into New York on i Thanksgiving, express trains making local stops.
 l United courts, F. of A., bazaar com
 mittee, has decided to hold another
 smoker Dec. 4. in Foresters' halL-adv | At the next Sunday afternoon meet | ing for men to be held at the Y. M. c. A., Rev. Charles A. -Northrop is to speak on the topic, Prudence and Providence.
 1 Gypsy moth scouts are getting &C., tive again. In one town across the l Massachusetts border clusters of eggs enough to hatch out over 15,000 moths were found this week.
 | The stockholders of the Connecticut | Fair association, at a special meeting 1 in Hartford Monday, voted to change I the denomination of the shares of
 stock from. $500 to $1O0. I Because the first snow fell Mon day, according to the old custom of counting the day of the week, the day of the moon and the day of the | month, there will be A snowstorms. The Announcement that 472 new
 granges were organized in the last year and that assets now reach ap-
 proximately s100.000 was made to the
 national grange during the past week. The next meeting of the Congrega-
 tional club of Connecticut is to be
 held December at the South church,
 New Britain. Al Priddy, an expert
 on social problems, will make an ad-
 dress.
 Sure cure for the blues tonight. Bet
 ter than doctors prescription. Sodal- ity minstrels, Olympic hall.-adv. Friends and relatives of Miss Az
 nes Dawley attended a months mind
 requiem high mass for the repose of
 her soul, celebrated in St. Patrick
 church, Tuesday, by Rev. J. H. Brod-
 eriek.
 In the solemn requiem high mass al
 the funeral of Mrs. John O'Brien ot | Waterbury, Rev. John F. Donahue o1
 South Coventry was deacon and Rev
 John Fleming of Mystic master oi
 ceremonies.
 There has been call issued to the
 boys of the Y. NJ. c. A. of 13 years ol
 over to take part in the minstrel show which the association is planning tC . give this winter. Rehearsals are tC start next week.
 The steamer Katahdin has arrived
 at the Central Vermont dock, New London from the south. with a cargo of lumber. which is being transferred | to Central Vermont cars and will b. shipped to Winooski Vt
 Men have completed pointing tn, 1 entire tower of the Second Congrega 7 tional church, where leak was re i. gently found. as a precaution befor s the installation of the new Pope me i, morial organ. shortly before Christ [ mas.
 Stephen L. Case of Warrenville, wh 7 Hound a wounded deer in the woods l. was given permission by the gam 8 warden to kill it and divide the ven
 ison between St. Joseph's hospital
 W1limantic, and the county home a
 Putnam.
 d Residents of Broadway and Broa
 street are more particular about lock
 ing their doors even in the daytim Y since a strange man made his wa 4 into number of houses and up tn
 stairs, asking for money when stoppe Ii and questioned.
 . Rural Carrier Clyde Hogan of rout No. 2, Waterford, is enjoying 15 day.
 vacation. which he is SDendinn wifi :, a Mrs Hogan at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Bryden of Elliott |. Substitute Carrier Cecil F. Gallup ls delivering the mail on route No. 2 j. The committee of the National Edu
 cational association on teachers sal
 aries and the cost of living, throug
 local supervisors, is making a thoroug ,f study of the salary and living condj ,r tion of teachers for the current scho, e. Iyear from September 1, 1912 to 1913.