Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich, Friday, Dec. ffs 19f4.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Five {, sasailiss m .... are ., rsaaaing at Ocean
 The public schools close at noon on Thursday. Dec. 24ta1. to reopen Mon- day. Jan. &th, 1915.
 In Hartford We6pesday there was a meeting of the exeeutiFe board of the Firenen's Aid association.
 About Ashford apples arc very plen- tiful this season. one farmer has picked 20 barrels of Baldwins from one tree.
 One of the NeR York society patron- esses of the French and Belgian Re- formerly of Norwich.
 Fifty printed calling cards for s5 cents at The Bulletin ofice.-acY.
 The trolley cars continue to make fifteen minute trips to Ocean Beach as during the summer and still go the whole distance about the loop.
 A number of members of the Gro ton grange are planning to attend a meeting of Ledyard grange this eve hing. A chicken pie supper will be served.
 Barrett, who vas recently operated upon at the BaciSus hospital, Nor wich, has improved so that she is able to return home.
 At Sta1ordville, District Super1n- fAr7dAY1rs T3au fzonYera (a ..a Norwich will hold the third quarterly conference in the Methodist parsonage next Monday evening.
 Charles T. Potter of this city. a former superintendent at the Brad ley Street Mission in New Eondon spoke there Thursday night at the services at the mission.
 At. Scotland Grange hall, Thursday evening, a, da4ryTne11's institute was held at which Fl. o. Daniels of Mid dletow1l, a director, delivered an ad- dress on Crops to Grow for the Dairy
 Attend the Xmas sale of the xens today. 10 a. m. to p. m.--AdY.
 Samuel E. Ely of Old Lyme and Miss Edith Greenrnan of Stamford WOE0 1AdLIISu py b11S 1SCSa AJOSEpll Es Brown at his residence. 19e Hunting ton street, New Lendon, "Wednesday evening.
 George $. Goddard, state librarian. has appointed Hale CoIepins photo state operator at the state library from the elegible list. Mir. Colepin has been temporarily serving in the place for some time.
 The storm damage at Eastern Point was slight in comparison with that of the storm Of March first when the tide broke the seawalls and washed into the buildings of the Shennecossett Beach company.
 sale today, Il a. m. to $ p. IT,, at Barrows shoe store @and help those women. .'--Adv.
 The management of the Shore Line Electric railway has not decided on the ileges to and from the East Lyme cars in New London, as it's stock of trans fers has not arrived yet William A. Keefe of Plainfield, nation al lecturer of the Knights of Columbus. Is. to address Nina council. K. of C.. of Stohington, in January. His subject will be Catholic Patriotism.
 The storm signals were taken down at Saybrcok Point Tuesday evening. They were displayed 95 hours. the longest yet on record for one time The northeaster was the most threat elling storm ever seen at times at that point.
 The new reserve bank notes are gradually coming into general circu- iation but are still sufficiently rare to be regarded with interest. They are regarded as the most artistic and practical in design ever issued by the government.
 The illness of Col. w H. Hall of South Wilmington. is typhoid fever, said to be a. mild case probably contracted during his recent visit to Atlanta, Ga Highway Commissioner c. J. Bennett, who was one of the party that made the trip, also has typhoid.
 Mrs Jane Hall, who died recently at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Court summer resident in Ashford for sey- eral years. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Darrow Of Waterford and Mrs. Patrick J. Cassidy of Norwich.
 Dancing teachers here claim that this is the busiest season ever. One man who is teaching the new steps Is kept busy with private classes from 10 a. m. to after 10 p. m. every day except Sunday and some of his pu- pfls would like lessons even then.
 Local rnanufacturers have been mo- tifsad that more than a hundred American inventions will be on exhi- bifion at the Third International E1- position of Inventions, which will be opened on Saturday night in New York The inventions range from a patent button fastener to an auto- mobile engine.
 OBITUARY.
 Mrs. Jarsnaiat, Doneshus.