Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-18
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Norwich, Tuesday, Nov. IS, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

storm most of the, trees are practically leafless.
 The poultry show at Mystic will prove of interest te many local chick en fanciers.
 After Sundays storm trade was good Monday, there being a demand for winter garments.
 The girls of the Halle club held well attended supper in their rooms Saturday evening,
 The light snow of Sunday started the trolley company to get it's snow blows in readiness for the winter. Food, apron and novelty sale at Spiritual academy Wednesday and Thursday Supper both nights,-adv> There was an Alpha Sigma meeting | in the ladies' room at the Second Congregational church Monday eve l ming,
 There was meeting of the Vineyard Workers of the Central Baptist church in the Sunday school room Monday evening"
 Among recent accessions to the Peck brary of Literary Criticism, in eight volumes
 The industrial and food show in Hartford is attracting friends of the United Commercial Travellers to Hart ford this week,
 A number of cottages at Ocean Beach are still occupied and the cars continue their quarter hour trips to the beach terminal
 Although flowers are gone and birds are going, members of the naturalist classes find pleasure and profit in country strolls and geological studies
 Local sportsmen who hunt in Massachusetts have been notified that there are fully 10000 deer for the six day open season which began Monday
 With customary affability, Mrs George s. Palmer is to assist William C. Card. the New York concert organ ist at a concert in New London tomor- row evening"
 William Ince, the new owner, is re- modelling the former F. P. Slocum house on Winchester street It is pos- sible that the barn may be remodeled into a cottage
 One of the speakers this (Tuesday) evening at the first meeting of the Get-Together club of St. Marks E1G1Nids 1Iy SA4Gs NlA DG LAICI1uSICOh Js Eldred Brown of Norwich.
 The engagement of Miss Florence O'Brien of Groton to Gustave Lar gergren has been announced Kiss OBrien is in the tracing department of the Ship & Engine Co:, for which MT. Largergren is draughtsman-
 delegation from Nutmeg State di- vision auxiliary to the Brotherhood of I Inn2TnnfiUa Es71 giY7QaTS af I which has local members, attended a union meeting of the organization held in Providence Monday afternoon. Postcards have been received by friends of Col and Mrs. Charles W. Gale dated Oct 24 and showing Jap anese scenes. They bear the sea post stamp of steamer Tenyo- Maru and were mailed after they had started for China
 Men from Connecticut are attending the fifth annual convention of the Federation of Jewish Farmers, which opened in New York Sunday evening" operative agricultural credit unions in this state
 The Mason's Island company, G. S. and William Ellery Allyn and Dr. C. K. Stillman, has purchased a 40-pas- senger launch which they will use next summer as ferry to run on regular trips between the island, stopping at Mystic, West Mystic and Noank.
 The November issue of the White Ribbon Banner pays a tribute to the late Mrs Agnes Weston, of Rockville, Holland county, lone of the pioneers of the w. C. T. U. movement in Rock vile; always active in the temperance cause and in every good work"
 Under new ruling the Thanksgfv- ing turkey may be shipped by parcel post if it does not weigh more than 20 pounds and is not more than 72 inches in length and circumference, but it may not be sent further than 150 miles from the starting point,
 Although there is four years differ ence in their ages the birthdays of Dr. J. H. Allen and his brother War ren N. Allen come on Nov. IT. They celebrated the anniversary Monday by a family dinner at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Warren Allen, in Ledyard.
 In the report of the historian, Mrs Charlotte P. Stanton, Phebe Greene Ward chapter, D. A R., at Westerly, she said: The August meeting proved very pleasant Mrs. Will L. Stearns regent of Faith Trumbull chapter of Norwich. spoke of the work of her chapter.
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