Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22

 
 Some of the students from prepara- tory schools will arrive home today to remain until after the holidays
 Some of the witch hazel distilleries are running with day and night shifts so as to make the most of the season.
 Rev Walter Gray of Waterford will occupy the pulpit of the Rockville Bap- tist churchi Sunday morning and eve ming.
 Foreman's Treachery, two reel Eng fish feature at Colonial today.-Adv,
 This week owners of many farm hunters, who pay well and make star bOarders.
 John Cofrey is to move his house hold goods from Plainfeld to Nor wich, where he is employed by the trolley company,
 A West Cromwell correspondent writes: Charles PIatt has sold his farm to Mir. Hodge of Newield. NIT. Platt has moved to Southington.
 The sub-stations of the post office are having a big registry business, the sending of money to foreign countries for Christmas having already begun
 Maudice Costello at Colonial today in Their Wedding Eve, foreign travel stOry.-Adv.
 Since it's opening Thursday the Tea Cozy conducted by Miss Haviland has had many visitors who appreciate the attractive room and the dainty lunches served.
 q Church street, the big road roller was loosening up the roadbed with it's spiked wheels Friday after it had ceased to be balky.
 The girls of the Halle club cleared about $40 on their supper Saturday evening. which sum they have applied to the balance of the debt which they have undertaken to pay.
 days and Satui days from II a. m. to ' p. m., 237 Main St.-adv.
 The conference of Sigma Alpha Ep- silon fraternity, to which local men belong, has been postponed until the middle of February It will be held at the University of Maine.
 Dr. and Mrs. Rush W. Kimba1l of Broadway have returned from ten days visit in Chicago, where the doc tor attended the Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America
 Mrs ]. H. Stanley of New London has been suddenly called to Vermont bv the news that her mother had been thrown from a carriage, breaking seV- eral ribs and sustaining other injuries.
 Colonial theatre today shows Fore mans Treachery, photographed in England. Most thrilling two reel film yet.
 At New Britain a marriage license has been granted to Dennis Morrissey, a hotel keeper, and Miss Emma R. Duchette, both of Norwich. This will be the third marriage for the bride groom.
 Rev. G. G. scrivener, district super intendent, will hold the quarterly con- ference of the Moodus Methodist church this (Thursday) evening" Rev. Scrivener will occupy the pulpit Sun day morning.
 Mrs. E. D. Montague and Miss Mon tague have returned to New London from Los Angeles Cal, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. R. A. McJennett- whose husband was a for ner Norwich resident
 Alter being closed for three Sundays and thoroughly fumigated, the Brew ster's Neck chapel will reopen tomor- row, when the usual services at 2.30 D. m will be conducted by Rev. c. Wilson Harrison, of Gales Ferry.
 Owing to the illness of Mrs. Harriet E. Phyan at the Knickerbocker hotel it will be necessary for the golden wedding anniversary of MT and Mrs. Robert L. Manwaring next Tues day to be held in Odd Fellows hall
 In spite of the dfspa tches that Pres ident Wilson will have a Kentucky turkey for Thanksgiving, Horace Vose of Westerly will have a prime North StOnington bird at the White House in proper time for the holiday feast
 Articles of incorporation of the NJ. Dewing company of New London with a capital stock of $500,0 have been filed with the secretary of state The incorporators are George D. Gladding and Charles l. BurlingaEne of Provi- dence, R. L, and John GaHaher of New York The company proposes to engage in the propagation of sea pro- ducts.