Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-04
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 Supper at spiritual academy, Park street, tonight. 20c.-adv. l A number of Norwich gardeners plan to attend the New London flower show.
 At the old Hampstead place, on Church street a half dozen dandehons and a few gone to seed were conspic- uous on the terrace Tuesday
 Jacob Adams of Montvine is confn- ed to his home by injuries received by the falling of a heavy bale of paper on his knee last week.
 "A Million Bid" five reel vitagraph at Colonial theatre today. Don't miss it.-Adv.
 The limitations were announced by Phi Kappa chapter of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity of Trinity college, Hartford include Myron Robinson Jackson of Norwich.
 The Shore Line Electric company has force of men at work repairing the tracks through the village of Ni- antic from the schoolhouse to the rail road station.
 James Davy, Edward R. Proctor Clarence J. Luce and B. Poslxly of East Lyme were in Salem Monday and re- turned with. 9 squirrels, four quail and partridge.
 Lenox, Mass. society correspondents mention that Mrs. John c. Hendrix closed the Bishop cottage and went with her sister, Miss Jennie Rathbun, went to Brooklyn, N. r. Monday.
 A Norwich motor party in Hartford Tuesday to see the chrysanthemums at Elizabeth park stated that the flow CTS will be handsome for two weeks yet. A conspicuous new flower this season is the Morton F. Plant
 The employment bureau of the Unit ed Workers will begin giving out work at Washington street Thursday aft ernoon from 2 to 5.-Adv.
 The second meeting of the Connecti- cut Society of Colonial Danes was held at the home of Mrs. Frederick F. Haven, Tuesday.
 The Methodists of Vernon will hold their second and third quarterly con- ferences combined at the Vernon church Thursday evening, when the district superintendent, G. G. Scrivener, of Norwich, will preside
 The watchman;s portion. of the fire house being constructed at Eastern Point is completed and the watchman, Frank Wilbur, is now occupying it. The part which is to be used for the chemical cart has not yet been com pIeted.
 The Connecticut Valley Lasell club held it's tenth annual reception and luncheon at the Hartford Golf club Saturday afternoon. with about 50 sented by pr. and Mrs. Winslow and Miss Potter.
 Mrs Cora Wilcox Rathburn, wife of Fred A. Rathburn of Hebron, died Monday at St Francis hospital, Hart day CWednesday) at New London, with burial in Waterford. She leaves besides her husband, one brother, Charles E. Wilcox.
 McEnelly singing orchestra again at armory Wednesday evening, Nov. 18.- adv.
 E., chapel the members and friends tehdered "a reception to Rev. and Mrs. Marvin S. Stocking of the Norwich district. Today (Wednesday) MT. stocking leaves to. take charge of the Thames street Methodist church, New port, R. I.
 Connecticut police here have been notified that with a wrench stolen from the store room, Joseph Garganno a chicken thief at the Hartford county jail, unloosed a nut attached to lock on the kitchen door. made his way to the rear of the jail, cleared a high fence and broke Jail about o'clock Monday morning.
 Bozrah grange will have an open meeting this evening, Nov. 4, at which an oyster supper and entertainment will be held. All are welcomed. Sup per 25c. Free conveyance may be had from cars reaching Yantic at 7:15 and 7:45. If stormy, Thursday evening" adv.
 Fort Griswold lodge of Groton will hold a deputy night Thursday eve ming in A. o. U. w.. hall The depu- ties invited include Mrs. Julia Archer, deputy of Thames lodge, Norwich; Mrs. Henrietta Finch, deputy of Slater lodge, Norwich; James L. Wheeler, l deputy of. Norwich lodge, and Ernest l M. Newbury of Willimantic
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