Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-28
Bremen Win Pool Match from K. of C-Samucl Fl. Chessbro Declines Reelection as President cf Building Conap apany-HoIiday Notes.

The Mistuzet pool team won the game Tuesday evening played with the X. of C. team in the rooms of the latter society. The score: Mistuxets 165, K. of C. 135.
 Building Co. Meets.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Stcnington Building Co, was held this week and the follow ing chosen as a board of directors: Elias B. Hincllley, John Killars. George Robinson. Everett N. Pendleton, Charles Q. Maine.
 At the meeting of the directors the following officers were elected: Presi- dent. Elias E. Hinckley; secretary and treasurer. George H. Robinson. Samuel H. Chesebro, for 23 years a director and president of the company, declined re- election.
 Scouts and Tierney Cadets Useful Or
 ganizations.
 James II. Stivers. chief of the Ston- ington Boy Scouts, planned a delight ful hike to Deans Mills Thanksgiving afternoon. Nineteen participated in the plea sure. Friday evenings are the meeting nights for the lads, and it is anticipated that about 40 will join the movement here. There seems to be . great deal of rivalry between the activities towards organization and growth of the Boy Scouts and the Tierney Cadets. Both are of benefit to the boys. the object being the same, for the welfare and good behavior of the boy.
 Thanksgiving Services.
 Thursday morning service was held at Calvary Episcopal church, Rev c. J. Mason delivering the sermon. Ser vices were also held at 7.30 D. m. in the First Baptist church, in the auditorium, this being the union ser vice of the church here. Rev. George B. Marston, pastor of the church, pre- sided. Following was the program, which was most interesting and great ly enjoyed:
 Organ voluntary, reading of proc lamation, doXology, invocation and Lords prayer, anthem, responsive Scripture reading, Rev. c. J. Mason; hymn; prayer, Rev. p. c. Stone; hymn; sermon, Rev. A. H., Barring ton of Mystic; hymn: benediction, Rev. MT Barrington; organ postlude.
 Dory Disappears.
 A dcry owned by Charles w. Mill Ter has been stolen from the foot of East Grand street this week. The boat was safely moored Monday, with the oars stored in the Miller barn. The barn was locked at o'clock that eve J painted battleship gray.
 Bullet Too Near.
 Angus Chesebro and Raymond Wheeler were at the tournament being held by the Ram Island Gun club Thursday when gun was fired by one of the members glazing the young mems faces
 Rev. and Mrs. D. c. Stone, spent part of Thanksgiving day with Rev. J. 0. Barrows in Norwich Town.
 Charles T. Willard spent Thursday at Passaic. N. J.
 Miss Florence Quintard is spending the holiday recess at her home in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Miss Nicola Watson of Boston spent Thursday with MT. and Mrs. E. A Potter.
 George stinson of Middletown is passing the week end here
 Charles Davis spent Thursday in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Everett Dunham of New Haven were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Dunham's s parents, MT and Mrs. Eugene Perkins. Miss Thelma Hinckley and Miss Az nes E<illars are home from Bridge water, Mass Normal school, and Miss Ruth Foye from Pratt Institute Brook lyn, N Y and Misses Bessie T. Will cox and Esther A. Perkins from the Willimantic Normal school for the week end.
 Will Be e6 Monday. On Monday Mrs. Richard Wilkinson