Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-24
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VARIOUS MATTERS

The mercury fell to S2 degrees Thursday morning. The sale of Red Cross seals will begin the first week in December Choice scalIops at Powers Bros Adv.
 Grabbing parties are finding plenty of blue crabs at the drawbridge,
 The hydrants about town are being repainted a conspicuous vermilion.
 John M. Reardon, section foreman at Davisville, has been transferred to l Midway
 Supper and entertainment at Nor man chapel, Laurel Hill, tonight at 6.30.-Adv.
 Anniversary mass Saturday morning at o'clock, in St Patrick's church for Mrs. Hubert Ryan (Mary Cassidy.)- Adv.
 John Sellers of Union, Holland coun- ty, shot an owl which measured four feet four and one-haIf inches from tip to tip.
 Choice scalops at Powers Bros, Rose Place.-Adv.
 A Plainfeld correspondent writes of a recent sermon there by Rev. c. A. Northrop, of Norwich, whose text was James 27..
 Rev. Harry A. Beadle of Pomfret Center, formerly of Franklin, will ex- change pulpits Sunday with Rev. James B. King of Eastford.
 Some of the teachers left for Hartt ford and others started for New Ha ven Thursday evening and will attend the state convention today.
 Choice fish at Powers Bros. 10 Rose P1ace.-AdV-
 The wedding of Miss Marcia Fair banks and Lewis Pratt, of Ohio, took place at the home of the brides par ents in Saybrook, Tuesday afternoon.
 A. NJ. Gallup and Charles Baker of Groton are at Clarks Falls, where Mr. Gallup is building a mill for the use of Mr. Baker in his distilling business.
 Several motor parties from here will visit South Coventry to see the new Booth -Dimock library, which will be formally dedicated this (Friday) even ing,
 F. D. Badger chief clerk in the of fee of the constructing quartermaster at Fort H. G. Wright is unable to attend to his duties on account of ill., ness
 The topic discussed at the Thursday evening prayer meeting in the Central Baptist church was How Can We Make This a Great Year in Our Church?
 A marriage license was issued We'd nesday afternoon by Town Clerk A. L. Thompson of New Britain to Au- drey Faratuta and Efrasza Warycha both of Willimantic. The Saturday afternoon teas at the Norwich club will be resumed Oct 18th, 1913.-Adv.
 A recent Norwich resident, Valentine Schellenberg of Morris Cove who is chef at Hotel Volk. severely burned his hand and will not be able to re- sume work for several weeks.
 William H. Osborne and family will vacate their summer home at Best View early next week and take up their residence in the Christian Science church building at New London.
 From Westchester Rev. A. T. Roland, Mrs. Gertrude Church and MT. and Mrs. c. H. Norton are delegates to the State Sunday School convention at Norwich November 3. 1 and 5.
 Senators Brandegee and Mclean cut short their vacations and returned to Washington Wednesday at the request of the ergeant-at-arms of the senate acting under orders of the senate.
 Jewish congregations are observing today the conclusion of the holiday Shemine Hyereth. During the services a prayer is offered to God to send an abundance of rain for the coming year.
 The discovery of rich gold ore at Bouse, Ariz., promises to bring riches to Q. A. Pease. formerly of Somers. Holland county, who with a partner holds the controlling interests in the property
 Pomfret summer residents, Mrs John Addison Porter and the Misses Porter, who are at present in Paris expect to return and open their win ter home in New Haven the first week in November.
 There are to be meetings in the West Thompson Methodist church ev- cry night next week. The Rev. G. G. Scrivener of Norwich is expected to preach Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
 At New London Wednesday evening a linen and tin shower was given Miss Teresa Fitzmaurice whose marriage with William H. Shea takes place soon. The young lady is a daughter of Major Walter F'itzmaurice.
 The mid-year meeting of the Con- necticut Federation of Womens clubs will be held this year by invitation of the New Haven Woman's club in the Center church parish house, New Haven, Wednesday, October 29.