Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Robert Whittemore of Hallville has | purchased one of the Lords Hill fa-
 nous Shropshire sheep
 A party of New York, New Haven 1 & Hartford Railroad company officials i is making a tour of inspection of the l sytem.
 l Direct to the. waiting operator-a l private line. No one on the wire but l you.-adV.
 1 direct 8 concert in Central Village at 1 the fremens entertainment, next Fri | day night.
 Mrs. Andrew Racie of Gales Ferry l has been appointed secretary for Con | necticut of the Seventh Day Baptist 1 denomination.
 Having been engaged as pastor of 1 the Abingdon Congregational church, | Rev. Frank Fuller of Norwich is soon ! to move to that place. l Carpenters are remodeling the build | ings on the property of Emerson 1 Whipple, who has recently purchased
 a farm at Gales Ferry. 1 There were many informal Hal 1 loWe'en frolics. Many a gate is off its hinges this morning and many a | cabbage pate is footed | A rainbow was seen by a few per 1 sons about ' o'clock Thursday morn 1 ing. They claim windy weather fol- | lows a morning rainbow.
 The young people of Brooklyn Wind | ham county. have united in purchasing a piano for Unitarian hall, selecting 1 the instrument in Norwich.
 An early harbinger of 1914 is the old Farmers almanac, the one hundred and tWenty-seCond issue sent out by William Ware & Co.,, Boston.
 The ladies of the Second Congrega- Iona1 society met in the church par lors Friday afternoon, continuing the work of recovering the footstools and other necessary repairs.
 Hartford papers state that Capt George R. Case of No. 66 Willard street will sail on the Bernudian today CSat- day) for Hamilton, Bermuda, where he will spend the winter.
 District Superintendent c. G. Scriv- ener will preach Sunday afternoon at the NJ E. church at Crystal Lake Holland county, after which the quar- terly conference will be held. CflluTPn London were sent to the county home Friday. The four Smith children will arrive next week. This makes 76 chil- dren aC the home, S4 boys and 42 girls.
 page memorial to Edward Jerome Browning CI Norwich, the resolutions signed by Nj. R. Young, M. K. Cad well and J. Hill, for the college Shakespearean club.
 The Direct Importing Go. has opened a branch store in Mintz block, Mer- chants Row. Colchester, Conn. where
 a full line of Teas, Coffees, Spices, etc,
 may be found. Miss Frances Lyman,
 manager. Your patronage solicited adv.
 A truck owned by Allen -Beeman 1 company caught in the car tracks on Franklt nsouare Friday noon and both 1 front wheels and one rear wheel were | torn off, both axles being broken The l team was taken away on a truck | David R. Kinney of Norwich made a visit to his Lords Point cottage to ] find that during the recent wind storm his motor launch broke loose from her | moorings and was capsized on the beach near Charles E. Hopkins dock
 New London lodge of EIls inaugu- | rated plans on Thursday night for 1 bringing Christmas cheer to poor chiI. | dren. The plan involves the expendi- ture of S1.000 for a great Christmas party which may be held in the state armory.
 The following have been appointed delegates from the Union Congrega- uonal Bible school at Rockville to the state Sunday School association to h. -I~ Il. Brigham, Miss Charlotte Drescher and Dwight B. Gardner.
 At Christ church the annual chair service and awarding of medals will be held on Sunday afternoon at 430 spohr's cantata, God Thou Are Great will be sung, This service also marks the beginning of the afternoon ser vices instead of the evening.-Adv.
 Miss Mildred La Forge, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick La Forge of Fishers Island, and Capt. CIaudius M. Seaman, United States Coast artillery. were married at St. Thomas church. New York, Thursday. Capt. and Mrl. Seaman have gone to Panama on their honeymoon.
 The Waterbury Republican states that Mrs. Edward J. Fitzgerald of SO Beacon street gave a silk stocking shower at her home Thursday eVe- ming for her sister, Miss Helen G. O'Rourke, whose marriage with Dr. Thomas J. Murray of New London takes place Nov IS.
 November is marked by three not able Episcopal diocesan meetings, Nov. ' and the Girls Friendly society meeting in New Haven Nov. 12 the annual meeting of the Woman's aux Hilary in New Haven, and Nov 13, in Hartford, the Daughters of the King meeting in Trinity church.
 Hebrews throughout the state eSx- pressed qualification at the presenta- ton in the house of repFesen tatives by Representative Thomas L. Reilly of the formal protest endorsed by them against the methods employed by the Russian government in the prosecution at Kief, Russia.
 Mrs. Emma C. Beals, s1, widow of the Rev. Oliver Brainerd Beals, is dead at her home in West Winfield, N Y She was q descendant of the Cham pion family of Connecticut, who had many soldiers in the Revolutionary army, enc of whom was on Gen. Wash ington's staff at Valley Forge.
 Hibernan Officers for Anniversary.
 The 42d anniversary of Division No. l, A. o. H.. will be observed at For esters' hall Nov. 2 at : D. m. The