Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-01
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NonNieh, Tuesday, pee. 1. 19f4.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Red Cross seals are beginning to ap- pear on letters and packages.
 Mild as it seems. coves and ponds are bordered with ice every morning.
 The best moonlight nights in De- cember will be from the 1st to the 9th.
 Sale at Spiritual academy tomorrow. Salad and bean supper. 20c--adv.
 Collectors will be keen to secure specimens of the new revenue stamps.
 The last of the holiday visitors, in- ctuding students and their guests, left town Monday.
 A number of wreath makers in the suburbs have already begun their work to supply the holiday demand.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward A. Wilcox of Clinton celebrated the fftieth anni- versary of their wedding Monday.
 Mrs Mary Curtis Morgan, s2. widow of Henry c. Morgan, died Sunday at her home in Cohanzie. Waterford.
 strollers in the country districts Sunday failed to see even one of the blackbirds which were so numerous during the fall. all having left for the south.
 Sale of Christmas gifts at the Cen tral Baptist church Wednesday after noon and evening. Supper at 5.S0 and 6.30.-adv.
 Edgar w. Chapman with a force of workmen, is making Improvements to the state road extending from North Stonington to the Stonington town line.
 1,- ordered from the 18th company at Fort Wright to the Sixth company stationed at Fort Moultrie, $. C., De- cember 1.
 Some of the granges are reminding their members that this is the month for farmers to take a vacation. visit l ing the city for rest, relaxation and to get new and practical ideas.
 Local art students have received mo- 1 tices for the winter exhibition of the National Academy of Design, which | will be held in the Fine Arts building, New York, from December 19 to Jan uary r.
 Mrs. 9felina (Lariviere) Baillarge- on, wife of Louis Bailfargeon, who died at the Woonsocket hospital Thurs day from complication of diseases, was born at Mechanicsville, Conn, 00 years d5Os
 Christmas sale Wednesday, Dec. 2, afternoon and evening, at Trinity M. E. church. Supper served from to o'clock. Price 20 cents-adv.
 The sum of $11 was collected at the Sunday school session of the Grot- on Baptist church Cunday morning. This sum will be added to the build ing fund for the proposed parish house NUhiHf iS qhn1If S1d0
 The public service commissioners are to hold an examination in the state capitol, December 21, for stenograph- tees of the general assembly. The compensation will be $5 a day.
 Noting the exhibit of paintings at the Little gallery, a New York critic writes: In another room in the same galleries Henry W. Ranger is exhibit ing several forest scenes of beauti- fully luminous quality. Ranger paints at Noanl1 every summer.
 Postmasters have received notice of the suspension of all exchange of money order business with Mexico, following the evacuation of Vera Cruz by General Funton and the American troops. Vera Cruz was the only point of service left in Mexico.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kenyon. form erIy of Norwich, closed their Eastern Point cottage Sunday and with their children left for Hartford, where they have taken a house on Pennington aY- enue for the winter. MT. Kenyon was elected to the legislature from Groton at the recent election.
 Frank Smith of Groton Long Point has brought suit against his brother John Smith for trespass. The broth CTS are owners of adjoining land near the trolley line and John has to cross Franks land to get to the road and claims a right of way. The case will be heard December 13.
 An inventory of the will of Willis I. Twitchell, late of Hartford, a fre- quent lecturer at teachers institutes in Norwich, has been filed in the pro- bate court by Herbert K. Twitche1l, executor, and Charles M. Starlzwea- ther and Ernest B. Ellsworth, apprais- CTS. The estate is valued at $2,643.21.
 Through a plan devised by the Legal Aid society, with the consent of the New York district attorneys office, the proprietors of fl furniture firms which have defrauded thousands Of wage earners by means of a club in- stallment plan will be given immuni- ty on condition that they settle with