Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

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 Next Sunday being vaor4d's temper- aHee Sunday, weTvfees fin many church. es win be along te1nperanee lines. Charles Hopkins of PlainAeid is moving his sawnailI from the Lyon woods at Montytile to Hanover.
 Supper and eststta4andsnt at St. James Parish house. Pcqu@tannck, to- night. Admission 1oc. Supper 15c.- Adv.
 The Thursday Afternoon whist club of five babieg began its seasen by a neeting yesterday aetefnoon at Ma brey's.
 port that D1sinsss Is beginning to pick up. Up fo tho present time it had been a dull fall.
 State Bank coznzu1ssioner Erred F. Holt has sent out a call to the state banks for statements at the close of business Oct. 31.
 The rev esnerste bridge between Uneasville and PalrneYtcMn is com the trolley station Is once more open to travel.
 Some handsome hardy yellow ehrys- anthemufas are Tn bloom at the resi- denee of Mfr. and Mrs, John c. Mor. gan on Washington street.
 There was much interest in the won1en'g prayer meeting at Bushnell chapel this week, the leader being Mrs. James Miner of the Johnson home.
 The Ladies auxiliary of the A. O. Fl. has voted to attend St. Patrick'e church in a body at the early mass Sunday to receive holy communion.
 Rev. Dr. J. B. ssocum of the Central Baptist church, Norwich, will give a short addregg in the chapel Of the Un- ion Baptist church at Montvflls this (Friday) evening.
 The state ". c. T. U. treasurer. Nellie A. GAser, AclSn0wled9es among other contributions to the cortineency fund 8 ffozn Norwich ana over sie from Wgifim&sstSe.
 Walter R. Denison of Groton and the Golden Spur plans to leave soon for a trip. to S9utfa America. where he will April.
 The state koaFd of education con- estimates for the AscaI term 99 .yIS- tei7 and estimates on the de- adssfae2 for taS present. term of fHi$- aase' st it's meeting Wednesday.
 iegq. @e0rss c. scr4vener. superin- tsssAar.s c1 Nerwieh district Methodist czsstrc!xSE. held the second quarterly confareHse of ths Old Mystic church Monday eyenirg in the parish frouse
 To the annual stmte conference of Congregational churches in winstsd Nov. 70 and II the Second Gongre@a- tionas church has appointed the Rev. Fl. 2. WyekoR one Of it's delegates, and ancther is to be chosen.
 4 family os eight sons and dauaa,- tefs and the father and mother. are f, move from Yantic. Conn. into ore-hAlf of tho double houpe cm 1KAxson street, Aehaway, occupied for thirteen years oy Rev H E. HarT1ngton, and family. Westerly Sun.
 Gifts for the Caristmas ship Jason. which Saile Nov. 10, are aekrowIedged apfin q yim fSsx con. fron arI Idi w Wlcncs shs1os killingfy; Mrs. Henry l.. Bailey, Rasnsdeii street, 0roton.
 Efforts are being made to bexin work on the new Lords Point highway as soon as possible, A new slIryey is to be made this week and the pro- Ject of the new bridge will be put up to the Public Utilities Commissioners and the railroad
 Among the many telexrans received by Senator T. B. Brandeeee was tae1 following: 'Norwich, Conn, Nov. [ Hon. Frank B. Brandegee: Accept the true joy and congratulations of self and family on your great triumph. Pat rick Cassidy.'' The half dozen gardeners and flower lovers who went from Norwich to the New London flower show this week found special attraction in the urn- brella chryBanthemIn from the Ian dsrs estate, the plant having oyer 200 blooms and buds.
 As Rev. A H. Withee is to eo soon From Old Mystic to the paStorate of the Mooeupi Methodist church D40triet Superintendent George C. Scrivener haAs been appointed to supply the pli- Dit of the church for three Surdays until he can find a regular pastor.
 Harold ossood Binney of New York and Watch Hill, who has been fre- duently arrested for speeding. was re- leased "Wednesday on d Suspended sentence on the plea Of his wife after trial in New York before Maristrate Appleton on charge of disorderIy conduct.