Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Tomorrow is Gaudete Sunday in the church calendar.
 choirs are having extra rehearsals of Christmas music.
 Sterling silver tableware. George A. Davis.-Adv.
 Ducks are reported very numerous and a good number is being shot.
 The Sunshine society of quaker Hill gave a supper and sale at the Quaker Hill Baptist church Thursday evening
 Leather goods of every description. George A. Davis.-Ady.
 Mrs. Jesse Moon of New London has been in Montville making arrange ments to form chapter of the East ern Star.
 New line solid mahogany trays. George A. Davts.-Adv.
 The Breakwater company at Gales Ferry shut down this week for the winter. About 40 men were employed at the quarry.
 Day-Croft line hand made novel; ties. George A Davis-Adv.
 Fridays mild weather brought hun show windows and inspect the holiday offerings in the stores.
 In the primary room of the Old Lyme school Miss Johnson of Hartford has been engaged in place of Miss Chisholm who reSfHn6f1.
 For his Christmas. A good pipe from Betting's, 6s Broadway.-Adv.
 James Mcvan of Andover has gone to Potter Hill. R. T., and will remain several weeks in the employ of the Pawcatuck Woolen Co.
 Friday was the 47th birthday of Bela Lyon Pratt, the famous Boston sculptor, a native of Norwich, whose summer residence is at Salem.
 The inventory filed in New York of the estate of Miss Emily Paddock, who died Feb. IT. 1913. leaving several local bequests, shows net estate $1S594, bank $2,450, personal $SS.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin of1ce.-adv. Rural mail delivery delayed, school sessions suspended and grange. and other meetings given up are the re- ports which follows this weeks storm effects in the country towns.
 At the parsonage of the Second church, New London, Thursday Rev James Wilson Bixler married George Lincoln Hammel and Miss Blanche D Brassard, both Of New London. Two Coventry men, Robert yintor and Sherman Carpenter, have return. ed from Branford, where they epent several days shooting ducks and got good bags The trip was made by au. tomobile.
 High grade Christmas gifts fo, smokers at Betting's. 56 Broadway Adv.
 Members of the New London board of education in session Thursday af. ] ternoon received and accepted witt regret the resignation of Mrs. Fran. ces G. Smith, school nurse, because oi i'll health -->- l Imported and domestic cigars fo, christmas at Bettings, 56 Broadway
 The annual Wesleyan Williams. Amherst triangular debate was heIC Friday evening, the Wesleyan negativt | team speaking at Williams. One O | those on the Wesleyan team was H R. Richmond. '15. of Norwich. At Webster, Mass, Thursday. Mrs Richard E. Nash observed the 90tl anniversary of her birth at her home l 39 East Main street. Mrs. Nash wa. born in West Thompson, Conn, and i the last of family of ten children. Cigar cases and Humidors fo Christmas, at Betting's. 56 Broadway 1s At the annual sophomore hop o Trinity college held Thursday eveninI l at Alumni hall a member of the hoI 1 committee was Edward G. Mckay 0 l Norwich. Bertram B. Bailey of Nor wich danced with Miss Frances Will Hams.
 Swan Fountain Pens. all sizes, fin medium and stubs. George A. Davis t-Adv.
 The State Housing association is t meet Tuesday afternoon at the ofIlc of the Civic Federation of New Have |I to consider possible amendments to tn existing tenement. house laws and t secure reports from various parts C the state.
 II Coffee Percolators, chahng Dishe and Electric Coffee Pots: George Davis.-Adv.
 The Rev. Sherrod Soule of Hartfor, the Congregational state secretary, t whom call to become pastor of tn First Congregational church of Dan bury was extended by the church
 short time ago. has decided not to ac cept the call. Wallace Nutting's Hand Colore Pictures, framed and unfranet George A Dayis.-Adv.
 Referring to the recent address {
 North Woodstock by Murray D. .Lir
 coin of Norwich. who Is county far
 adviser, a Woodstock correspondeI
 writes: MT. Lincoln seems to be ! practical as well as enthusiastic worl
 CT in the farmers general interes
 along all lines.
 Don't fail to hear Dr. Tuliar at u Central Baptist tomorrow night Es
 Qslisite stereopticon pictures.-Adv.
 The directors of the port of Bostc