Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26
CI'Ille Blllle1i1l,
Norwich, "Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 This will be a busy day for grocers and marketmen.
 The corn crop on some farms is not yet all harvested.
 There will be the usual Thanksgiv- ing eve social affairs,
 The passing of 1913 is indicated by
 Certified Blue Points at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 There will be many home-comers today for the New England holiday.
 Sunday schools are appointing com mittees for Christmas entertainments.
 The advance guard of the suitcase brigade left Tuesday for holiday out ings.
 The temperature Tuesday was just sharp enough to encourage holiday shopping.
 Live and boiled holsters at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 quietly observed the 45th anniversary of their marriage Monday.
 Thanksgiving morning there will be the regular daily parish mass in St. Patricks churcE at o'clock
 Under the order of May '. 1913. Ed win N. Grant, at Ashford, Windham county, is continued as postmaster.
 The state officers of the shriners had banquet at Hotel Garde, Hart ford, Tuesday evening. About sixty guests were entertained.
 Live and boiled Holsters at Powers Bros .'-adv.
 M. J. Daly and family have moved to North Manchester. They have lived three years on the farm in Hebron owned by Mrs. Eliza Daly.
 Howard D. Woods, telegraph oper- ator of the New Haven road at the Thames river bridge, is absent from his duties on account of illness.
 Elijah Rogers of southington, an expert, states that the Connecticut ap- pie crop this year is the largest in six years.
 Reading by Miss Marion Evelyn Starke, Preston City Congregational church, Saturday evening, Nov. 29.
 
 cfeam and cake on sale.-adv
 Large and small Wakefelds at Pow CTS Bros. adv.
 As a clever burlesque on the presi- dential turkey from Horace Vose, two live turks in the show window at the Mohican store are placarded For President Huerta of Mexico"
 Tuesday was the 53d birthday of Rt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster, Episcopal bishop of western Colorado, a brother of Bishop Brewster of Connecticut who spoke in Norwich a short time ago.
 The secretary of state is sending out notices to automobile owners in re- gard to the renewal of their licenses The owners will have the privilege as heretofore of retaining their old num- bers.
 A Mystic correspondent states that Dr. and Mrs. Gurdon S. Allyn of New London and MT. and Mrs w El1ery Allyn of Norwich have been visiting their uncle, Silas Maxson, at The Camp.
 Choice Munford Cove oysters at Powers Bros adv.
 It is said that Senator George M LanderS or New Britain and Ocean Beach is a candidate for the demo- cratic nomination for lieutenant gov- ernor at the next democratic state con- vention.
 Friends and neighbors gave the Misses Thiel of East Baltic street a pleasant surprise one evening recent ly. Five tables of whist were played and prizes given. Cake and coffee were served.
 Thirty friends gathered at John Hol- lands at the Falls, the other night, for an enjoyable evening. Vocal and in strumental music and dancing made the time pass agreeabIy. Light re- treatments were served.
 At St. Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London, Monday morning, Miss Julia Conboy became the bride of Edward Moriarty. a Central Vermont railroad employe, the ceremony being performed by Rev. T. M. Crowley.