Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-27
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NorwIoI,, FrIday, Nov. 2E, 19f4.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Today is calendar day for Decem- Der.
 Next Sunday is the first Sunday in Advent.
 Lieut.. Dean Hall. c. A. c, has been ordered to duty at Fort Wright.
 Mrs. Conyers, medium, at Spiritual Academy Sunday. il and 7.se-Adv.
 A Norwich man who was in Wood stock Wednesday found good sleighing there.
 their friends with game dinners on the holiday.
 A number of the Lords Hill bronze turkeys were shipped to Darten for export this week.
 Don't forget to attend the police mems ball at the Olympic Hall this evening.-adv.
 A session of the United States court for the naturalization of aliens is to be held Friday, Dec 4. in Hartford.
 During this week Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich has been presiding ill the superior court at Waterbury. wedding Wednesday evening of MT. and Mrs. Julius c. West in Ellington.
 A family gathering Of IS was held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John H. Ford at East Great Plain Thanksgiv- ing.
 Persons living on rural routes missed half the pleasure of the holiday be- cause they had to get along without mail and newspapers.
 At Ashford. Arnitage & Amidon have bought a large tract of timber of H. c. Barlow & Son, also a. large lot In Union of Mrs. Viola Willis.
 John R. Bigelow died at the home of Mrs. Emma Caulkins on the Black Point road, Niantic. Tuesday after a long illness with Brights disease.
 Bishop Milan on Thanksgiving day dedicated the new Polish parochial school in St. Joseph's parish, Rockville The ceremony began at 10 o'clock
 Many owners of flags were inspired to display them Thursday, but aesitat- ed, not certain whether the day was strictly religious or patriotic in char acter.
 Civil service examinations for ap- pointments on rural delivery routes in Holland county will be held at Rock vile, Stafford Springs and Willimantic Dec. 12.
 New York headquarters for the Bel gian relief fund acknowledged Thurs day contribution of $10 from the Congregational church at Stafford Springs.
 Teachers from eastern Connecticut high schools will attend the meeting of the Connecticut section of the classical association of New England. to be held in Hartford Dec. 5. Bishop c. B. Brewster's appoint nnents include a visit to Grace Episco- pal parish, Stafford Springs. to admin morning of Sunday, Dec. 6.
 The sea walls and grading at the Pond colony bungalows at Lords Point are compieted. It is a great improve nent to the property in appearance as well as safeguard against wash from storms.
 There were good sized congregations | at St. Patrick's church Thanksgiving l morning when the mass at o'clock i was said by Rev. Myles P. Calvin and that at by the rector, Rev. John H Frederick.
 State Road Commissioner C. J. Ben 1 nett has notices out for bids on the | new state road between Mystic and l Stonington. Quiambaug bridge is tc be widened for use of both travel way and trolley.
 l A recent Norwich visitor to Los ] Angeles states that Mrs. Albert H Bromley (Alice May Smith of Nor ] wich) is continuing her art work, do- 1 ing important designing, etc, for a big department store there.
 Among holiday home corners was a l Vermont young man who said 1t was 1 like getting to Florida to find such he left Middlebury foot and a hal1 of snow covered the ground.
 Thursday morning the parishioners 1 of the Sacred Heart church at Water l bury observed the 25th anniversary oi the dedication of that edifice A sol. emn high mass was celebrated, the pastor, Rev. Hugh Treanor, officfatina as celebrant
 1 A new and startling development ol 1 the foot and mouth disease came tc 1 light Tuesday in western Connecticui when it was discovered that drove oi swine owned by William E. Rockwell of Bloomfield was infected. One of tho hogs died Monday night. Sixth annual sale of Christmas nov cities, including several pieces of an tiQue china and antique workbox. by | Miss Maud c. Buckingham, at 66 Me Kinley avenue. Opening days Mon day and Tuesday. Nov. 30th and Dec list, and continuing through the weel from g a. m. to 9 D. m.--Adv.
 A reception was given by Mrs. CIar ence Winthrop Bowen of Woodstocl and New York Wednesday at he home, No. 5 East Sixty-third street, tt introduce her daughter, Miss Roxanf W. Bowen. The receiving party anC several additional guests were enter tained at dinner. after which Mir anS Mrs. Bowen took them to a theatre. SEA RTLI IHLYc rDHThIER