Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-30
Ol1e B11llftin.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
 Tomorrow Is the first Sunday in Ad- vent.
 Contractors from all over the state held conference in Hartford Friday.
 A party of Academy students had a straw ride to Preston City Friday evening.
 Mass meeting, Y. M. c. A., Sunday, 3.30 D. m.-adv.
 Members of St. Andrews brother hood will commemorate St. Andrews day today.
 The walks have been pretty well sprinkled with sand and yesterday afternoons warm sun carried off much of the ice.
 Y. M. c. A. open every Sunday, 3 to p. m.-adv.
 The preparatory lectures in the churches were held Friday instead of Thursday night, in anticipation of Communion Sunday tomorrow. Senior members social at the Y. M. c. A. tonight.-adv. It is mentioned by a Noank corre- spondent that 38-foot motor boat has just been completed at the J. Davis boat shop for MT. Marsh of Norwich. Rev. P. c. Wright will speak at the Central Baptist church Sunday eve ming upon the theme, The Certain Way of Attainment.-adv A box which is to be sent to the home mission field was packed Fri day morning by the ladies of the Sec ond Congregational church. Hardware men are being notified that 1 the convention and exhibition of the New England Hardware Dealers as sociation is to be held in Springfield | February 25, 26 and 27. Santa Claus house party, Chris Snas | sale opens Tuesday at 2.30 p. m., Sec l ond Congregational church parlors. | This invites you.-adv. President Joseph N. Dinand, SJ., | has added day to the Thanksgiving 1 holidays, so that Holy Cross collage | students need not return until Mon ! day night.
 The prayer meeting this week at | the Central Baptist church was held l Friday evening, having been post poned from Thursday on account of l Thanksgiving.
 l Horace Johnson is out with a new prediction, that a disturbance from ] the 9th to Sth of December will be ! followed by a cold wave. Overcoats i and mittens will be in order. {
 Fourth annual sale of Christmas novelties by Miss Maud c. Bucking- ham, 66 Mckinley avenue. Opening days Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 2 and 3, from g a. m. to g p. m., continuing l through the week.-adv. 1 A new government order specifies the fit of soldiers shoes, and states that either light or heavy woolen socks shall be worn. Darned socks or socks with holes in them shall not be worn in service.
 { The Rockville Journal states that a former Norwich artist, Gustave A. Hoffman, recently completed a DOT trait of A. Park Hammond, for many l years president of the Rockville Ma tional bank, for the bank officers.
 A party of W. M. I. girls from New London went to Norwich Thursday night to attend the concert of the Brown Glee club and the dance which Miss Helen B. Smith gave at the Nor wich club.
 Rev. J. H. Newland of Norwich, dis trict superintendent, will preach ir Vernon Methodist church Sunday morning. This will be his last expert ence as district superintendent. His
 six years term of office expires witt the conference year.
 Mems meeting. Y. M. c. A., Sunday
 3.30 p. m. Concert by Swahn's orches.
 tra; solos by Mrs. L. o. Potter; ad.
 dress, Prudence and Providence" by
 Rev. c. A. Northrop of the City Mis-
 sion. All men cordially invited.-adv
 The meeting of Sedgwick post NJ 1 l, G. A. R., held Friday evening T
 Buckingham Memorial, was confinei t.
 the transaction of routine business. O.
 the close, through the kindness of on
 of the members, oranges were passe, among the comrades.
 New York society papers state tha Mrs. Henry F. Dimock of South Gov entry is to leave her New York hom,
 Monday for Washington, to spend tn
 winter at 1731 I street, which is tn,
 former Secretary Whitney house, nov owned by William A. Slater.
 Democratic committeeman herea
 bouts will attend the dinner to b given by State Chairman George Tors ; ter at the Haft hotel, New Haven
 next Tuesday at 1 D. m. Members o
 the state committee and persona
 guests of MT. Forster are to be pres
 ent.