Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08
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VARIOUS MATTERS

i VANOsJS MA EKS
 School children are rehearsing for Thanksgiving entertainments.
 Some of the churches will observe Worlds Temperance Sunday tomorrow.
 Capt. William Ferguson of Groton celebrated his S2nd birthday Thurs day.
 Live and boiled Holsters at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Rev. c. A. Northrop of Norwich has been supplying at the Congregational church in Plainfield.
 First Friday devetiens for the League of the Sacred Heart were held ia St Patrick's church yesterday:
 In some Windham county towns eggs are rather scarce and travelling up towards the half dollar a dozen mark
 Extra choice scalops and Long Island clans at Powers Bros.-adv.
 The weeks leaflet for the Second Congregational church contained a graceful Children's Hymn by the Rev. H. J. WyekofE
 The conference of six Congregation al churches is to be held in the Plain field Congregational church on We'd nesday, Nov. F.
 Local graduates of Columbia univer- sity, New York, are receiving the new list, which shows that there are 16,965 living graduates
 The fog was so thick at one time ear ly Friday morning that persons in Un- ion Square could not read the figures on the town clock face,
 Miss Clapp has an attractive line of stamped linen novelties.-adv,
 A local resident recalled Friday the excitement here on Nov, 9th, 1860, when Abraham Lincoln was elected president of the United States,
 Norman chapel on Laurel Hill, which has previously been lighted by lamps, is to have electric lights The work of installing them is under way at pres ent
 An anniversary requiem high mass Is to be celebrated at St. Joseph's cathedral, Hartford, at 1O.30 next Thursday for the deceased clergy of the diocese
 Sendyour Thanksgiving greetings by telephone By the way, have you ephone?-adY.
 The ". c. T. D. members have cen invited to be the guests of the Mission circle of the Church of the Good Shep- herd on Tuesday afternoon next, in the Sunday school rooms.
 Since Lindsey G. Smith has been i'll at his home on High street one of his films. In the Shadow, has been released this week by one of the lead ing motion picture companies.
 The bids for the $4oO.oOe of state bonds authorized at the last session of the legislature will be opened at the office of the state treasurer Mon day morning at Il o'clock The bonds draw interest at 4 per cent, become due July 1, 1886
 Most noted medium in America, Mrs. Vanderbilt, at Spiritual academy Sum- day morning and eyening<-adV-
 Charles R Watrous of Groton died at his home Wednesday, He was born in 1886, the son of Jabez and Phebe Park Watrous- One son. Harold. sur wives him The funeral was held Fri day afternoon at 2.30 at the home, with burial in Elm Grove.
 Copies of the new state law on worlangmen's compensation will be ready for distribution by the town clerks before the law goes into effect December 1. Blanks to be filled out by the employers of labor will be dis tribdted at the same time.
 Reserved seat tickets for the Soda1f- ty n1instrels will go on sale Monday morning, Nov. 10th, at the Postal tele- graph ofiiee,-adY.
 The state board of charities at a meeting at the capitol this week sign ed issued permits to Mrs. Margaret Lamphere of ThompsonviIle and Mrs, county, to board children. This permits them to take more than four children to board.
 Choice line of chrysanthemums at Hunts greenhouses. Come and see them growing. Visitors always well come, Telephone 1130.-ady,
 The Rutherford, N. J., American says that Warren Lee Goss' new Life of General Sheridan breathes a sturdy patriotism and contains many lessons of value to every staunch American boy.
 The tax collectors office will be open this evening and Monday evening until 8 o'clock. Interest will be added to the city taxes now due after Monday, Nov, 10th--ady,
 Dissatisfied with the style of music generally sung at marriages, Rev. Felix J. O'Neill of Stafford Springs has writ ten a beautiful hymn, 0 Blest Be the Vow which the Catholic Transcript states has been set by Prof. F. L. Far reli of Norwich to music that is ec- ol0 eli