Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-04
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Norwich, Tuesday. Nov. 4, 1913.

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 Norwich, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1913.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 The influx of delegates to the State Sunday School convention resulted in great rush at the restaurants.
 The Norwich D. A, R. chapter will be vel represented at the 21st birth day exercises of the state society in H. f1ford Nov, 11th
 Considerable painting is going on about the West Side, some old houses being touched up which have been neglected for years.
 In spite of recent rains many brooks are still dry. Owners of ice ponds say much more rain is needed for an over flow before freezing time
 Up to Oct. 1. s74.427.35 had been col lected by the Norwich Industrial lm- preyement company, leaving balance Of $S,e55 due on the pledges,
 Because of elections in several states today some of the college boys are getting a day or two at home while others have leave off to vote.
 Several local suffragists are planning to go to Hartford to hear Mrs. Plank hurst, who will speak at Parsons thea tfe there Thursday evening. NoV lS,
 Orville Chesbrough has returned to North Stonfngton from a visit with his cousin, Mrs. Susie Latham and fam fly in Griswold and an aunt, Mrs. N. R. Lewis at GIasgo>
 So busy is the International Silver company, with a factory at Thames vile, that several of it's Meriden shops are working evenings in the endeaVor to catch up with orders
 The Pine Grove corporation, of which Ashley T. Boon of Norwich is pres ident, has decided for the coming year to leave the hiring of speakers for the Spiritualists' season to the Ladies Aid society.
 At Baltimore, Md, the engagement of Miss Eleanor Hunting and Lieut.. Leslie c, Davis, U. S. N-s has been announced. The Huntings occupied the Bond place at the Pequot last season
 During this month the Apostleship of Prayer in the Catholic churches Is working and praying for the spread of spiritual reading. to counteract the
 
 various forms.
 The wedding Of Miss Florence Eiz- abeth Macdonald, daughter of former Highway Commissioner James H. Mac Donald, and George Rader NisWander of Parkersburg, w Va, will take place Wednesday evening. Nov- g.
 The newly elected officers of Sea- side council, No IT, Knights of Co., hT1e. of !, stalled at a meeting to be held Novem- Der 12- District Deputy Hennon of Jewett City is to install the officers.
 su. day in the South Congregational church, Hartford. Rev Dr. E. P. Par ker, pastor emeritus, paid a tribute to four women singers formerly in the choir, one being Mrs. Charles w. Hunt ington, who died Friday at Andover.
 State Dairy and Food Commissioner F apert F. Potter is Investigating soda. water fountains about the state and has announced his intention of making a crusade against makers and sellers of drinks that are artifcially colored.
 The Storrs Lookout notes that about an acre of soy beans were grown on the farm this season in cooperation with the extension department, the test being to determine the value of
 
 also a variety test
 The White Ribbon Banner for No- vember says; New London county gave BPS to the contingency fund (making that fund nearly sTo). beating all on the Willard fund it really offset the lack of those not paying.
 Edwin F. Massey, conductor on the New Haven road, died Sunday night at his home, 68 Vauxhau street, New London. He had not been well for several months. although he was able to be at his work last week A widow, a son and daughter survive
 Miss Lora Congdon of Mystic, form erly of Salem, and Cornelius J. Davis were united in marriage by the Rev. Dr. Holly of St. Georges church of New Orleans Saturday, Nov l, at o'clock. MT. and Mrs. Davis will re- side at the Hotel DeSoto, New Orleans. Monday, for the observance of All Souls day, mass in St. Patrick's church at 7 o'clock was said by Key. M. P. Calvin. At 8, Rev. J. H. Brod- erick was celebrant of solemn high requiem mass, Rev. T. A. Grumbly was deacon and Rev. M. P. Calvin ub-deacon.
 Word was received in New London Sunday of the death of Mrs R. A. of Los Angeles, Cal for merly of New London. Mrs. McJen- netts sister, Mrs. Emily D. Montague, and daughter, left immediately for Los Angeles. Her husband formerly lived in Norwich.
 Miss Gladys Baker of Groton took an trip to Norwich Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Kenyon Miss Fife Lamb and Miss Jessie Boose. Miss Baker is an enthusiastic motorist, having driven a touring car recently to Bath Me, and return, distance of 568 miles