Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

l uOuTS 1SSS N<yA1SAls
 There was a solemn high mass of l requiem in St. Patrick's church Mon day. All Souls day.
 The planet Venus will be the eve ming star till November 27: then
 morning star during the remainder of 1 the year.
 Election returns will be received at the Shetucket club Tuesday evening. Adv.
 1 During November the intention of the Apost1eship of Prayer in the Cath During last month aas tramps were
 given lodging at New London police l headquarters This is considered a
 Clergynen from this locality will go 1 to New Haven today for the begin | ming of the American Church Con- 1 gress, which continues four days. A Branford correspondent mentions l that Mrs. c. E. Benedict and her sis 1 ter Mrs. c. c. Elwell, have closed their
 cottages at Indian Neck for the win l ter.
 Local astronomers will be on the l watch Friday, Nov. when the sun | WILT T1S9 NiI1 LnE pl6suGL mercury on l it's disk. The transit begins at 4h, l Sim.
 1 Dealers promise that the price of
 scallops will drop shortly as November 1 first is the date when the open season for taking scallops from the beds be- l gins.
 A United States deputy internal revenue collector is visiting Connecti- fil.f1eyCjGfS and Sa10nr1 lriU- ing them information concerning the new war tax in liquors. Election returns will be received at the Shetucket club Tuesday evening. Adv.
 Hans Hanson and Miss Anna M. An derson, both of New London. were married there Saturday evening by Rev. Joseph P. Brown at his home,
 1s9 Huntington street. Rev. Edward Hayes of Jewett City, county director for the Holy Name so- cieties, is to be the preacher next Sun Sea church at New London According to department orders, no l money orders will be issued at the post office for points in Mexico. No orders issued in Mexico and dated later
 than October 26 will be cashed. Don't miss the Seven Old Ladies of Lavandee Town" at the Church of the
 Good Shepherd Tuesday evening, Nov.
 3, at B o'clock-adv.
 The offices of the Western Union
 and Postal Telegraph companies have received notice that 8 war tax of l received at their office on and after Dec. 1.
 To the annual meeting of the State Sunday School association in Menden' Nov. 4-6. the delegates from the Sec l ond Congregational school will be Miss Ruth Jackson and the superintendent,
 Rev. H. J. Wyckoff.
 1 Members of the woman's Universa- 1 list Missionary society of Connecticut l are returning from the annual meet l ing of the national society held in the l First Universalist church at Syracuse, 1 N. T., Oct. 27 and 2e. l About Connecticut fresh eggs are retailing from 50 to 60 cents per dozen and only 9 few are to be had. The shortage will probably increase for a few weeks and the prices continue high 1 until after Thanksgiving.
 Robert Champion, Joseph c. Harr.- gan, John Newman, George Damon and Clifton Pathie, all members Of the Gen.
 tlemen's Coon club in New London, | bagged three fine fat coons in the 1 woods of North Lyme on Saturday. A former resident of Norwich and Danielsen, William Ryan, who has
 been living in East Hartford, has been 1 retired on a pension by the New Ha- ven railroad which he has served so faithfully and is going to live with his daughter in Boston.
 AiddIetown's republican candidate for sheriff. Bert G. Thompson, is a I native of Colchester. He was for some years a member of the MiddletoWn 1 police force and later police officer at the Connecticut hospital for the in-
 sane. He was elected sheriff in 1910. A Norwich man who returned from New York Monday evening declares | the greatest sight there just now is l at the American Museum of Natural I History, where shells from the seven seas are displayed, at least I5.00C l species, forming a collection of 500, 0,000
 Bozrall grange will have an open | meeting Wednesday evening, Nov. 4 I at which an oyster supper and enter 1 tainment will be held. All are vel l may be had from cars reaching Yantie at 7.15 and 7.45. If stormy, Thursday ] eTening.-adv.
 Trolley matters, with respect to the proposed extension of the Shore Line 1 trolley system from Chester to Middle I town. have progressed to the point 1 where application will be made to the next general assembly for a charter
 permitting the construction of this
 connecting link.
 Governor Simeon E. Baldwin has issued the annual Thanksgiving proc 1amation. appointing Thursday, Nov. 26 as a day for the people of this
 state te join fin praise to God for
 the manifold blessings He has be-
 slowed upon us, and especially for