Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-17
Qlt1e Bulletin.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| TAM NS10 AV9FS 14N@ Sundays light snow left the grass
 as green as it is in May. Thanksgiving post cards and fa- Vers are being featured in the stores. The Alpha class of the Universalist Sunday school made s57 at its recent sale.
 Bulletin must be signed or they will not be used.
 The beach at Neptune park is cov- cred with seaweed since the recent heavy storms.
 Several big elms have been removed at the residence of Supt. Samuel An derson on West Thomas street.
 Food. apron and novelty sale at Spiritual academy Wednesday and Thursday Supper both nights-adv
 The contents of ash barrels, dumped on walks or in driveways Sunday, in dicated the raids of Thanksgiving bar rel collectors.
 The union service on Thanksgiving day is to be held at 430 D. m. at the Universalist church. the Church of the Good Shepherd.
 The annual meeting of the Connect lcut Fair association is to be held in the headquarters of the association in Hartford this evening.
 The paper given by Miss Nellie G. McCloud last week at the Norwich Round Table was upon Great Popes of the Medieval Period.
 It was recalled by the old soldiers Sunday that Nov. Is was the date in 1884 when Gen. Sherman left Atlanta and began his march to the sea.
 During the storm Sunday afternoon the Otis library reading room provid- ed a pleasant refuge for fifty-five wis itors- Miss Mildred Rogers was in charge.
 Post Quartermaster Sergeant Gris- wold and Hospital Steward Burbank Of Fort Terry have returned from a hunting trip near Willimantic with a big bag of game
 In connection with the dental clinic work in the New London public schools Dr. Olin H. Youngs, the school dentist, has distributed tooth brushes to the children of the Harbor school
 It is mentioned by North Wood stock correspondent that Mir and Mrs. Calvin L. Rawson have been enjoying a trip to Worcester, Boston, Norwich and other places the past week
 Ferris Arremony of Griswold, a shoe and clothing vendor, has filed a peti- tion in bankruptcy in the United States district court, showing liabilities of $525.5o and no assets of any descrip- tion-
 On Saturday the thirty-fve young men being examined by the state den- tai commission at Hartford finished their work. During the three days the examination held covered sixteen sub jects.
 The Shore Line expresses came through from New Haven conspicu- ous1y placarded Boston Express" sion as the crowds left after the foot ball game.
 The new timetable on the New Ha- which many Norwich people take in connecting with the late afternoon New York express; instead of 6.10 this train now leaves New London at 6.22.
 Leonard H. Hea1ey of Woodstock, secretary of the state board of agri- culture, is attending the National grange meeting at Manchester, N H. 1 A list of institute speakers is being sent out from the office of the sec at the capitol
 The papers recalled the fact that Nov 16 was the anniversary of the death in 1912 of William Larrabee, l former governor of Iowa, who died at Clermont, la He was born at Led yard, Conn, Jan. 20, 1892 He was an uncle of Mrs Lucius Brown of War ren street
 Postmasters have been notified by the postal department that letters ad- dressed to Santa Claus without any other designation, may be delivered to any responsible charitable organ fzatiOn or reputable individuals If no 1 one requests the, letters they are to | be sent to the dead letter office as for mer1y-
 A report is in circulation in polit- | ica1 circles here that Patrick B. | O'Sullivan, corporation attorney of | Derby, son of the late Dr. Thomas J. ] OSullivan of Norwich, is out for the | place of secretary of the democratic | state central committee Ex-Mayor | James Martin of New Haven, it is | said is also slated for the r91ace