Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-17

1~S~@ Jeffrey o. Phelps Jr, commissioner on domestic animals. services and eK- penses of veterinariess $21S.4e-
 About 9 o'clock Monday morning 2 rainbow was noticeable in the north west for a. short time Soon after wards it began to rain hard.
 Rev. ". Eaton of South Coventry received a call last week to Bridge port He will succeed Rev. Walter l. Bennett. former minister of the West End Congregational church. Miss Julie F. Lippmann, who has a. number of Norwich friends, has writ ten another Martha book, this time Martha and Cupid Miss Lippmann is sisfeT-in-law of Rev. c. ". Nor row.
 Music lovers will greatly enjoy the Adams company in I, M. c. A. course tonight at Central Baptist church, adv.
 Everett E. Brown the apple king. of Pomfret was a Norwich visitor Moday and the handsome samples of fruit which he left explained wly he is a regular prize winner at the fruit shows.
 When St. 3fary's Temperance society of New London celebrates it's fist an A4ECGSdLy. LASSudy evening" NOV. A4Lns one of the speakers will be County Director William H. McGuinness- of Norwich.
 It was Horace Johnson who pre- dfcted: From the 18th to the 18th pre- pare for severe general disturbance, a well filler, after which be in a con- dition for winter, which will come early and be severe.
 Mrs. A. T. Otis. who bece1$e faint during the Sunday morning services at the Central Baptist church. is at the home of her daughter. Mrs George A. Ashley, on Broadway, and had quite recovered Monday. A provost guard, consisting of a lieutenant and four privates from the forts, were on duty in New London Saturday and Sunday nights. It was sequel to pay day in the army and the soldiers were flush with money.
 Remember the second in r. M c. A. course occurs tonight at Central Bap- list church The great Adams cotn-- pany.-adV.
 Mrs. William Scha11 of the Pequot and the women in that. section have been working in the interests of the Red Cross and have sent the first shipment to the French branch. The sum of $1s326 has been contributed fer the work.
 The wedding of Miss Lucy B. Avery, daughter of Mrs. George Avery of Grotor, and Waldo Lafhrop. son of Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of New London, formerly of Stafford Springs. will be held at the home of Mrs. Avery Thursday, Dec. S1.v
 While comp1ete returns from the sale and whist given for the benefit of the poor of the parish by the Catholic ce1Fed, IL was announced Sunday that its success was even above the ex- DectationS of the club members
 The Fidelity class of the First Ba2- tist Sunday school will have sale of fancy articles, cake and candy at gar age of M. l.. Bergstresser, 62 Asylum street, Wednesday afternoon and even ing.-adv.
 The funeral of Philo s. Brewer was held at the house in East Hartford Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. James H. Roberts. pastor of the Hook anuna Congregational church oflciated. The bearers were nephsEs and burial was in the Hockanum cemetery.
 Several Norwich people will go to Hartford to see the new St. Agnes fn- fantS' home, which will be open for fu spection for three days beginning Sunday, Nov. %. Donations for the building Of the home were made by all Catholic churches throughout the state.
 Notices calling attention to the or- der Gorbiddins the importation of cat- tie into this state from states in which the foot and mouth disease fg prevalent, have been posted in coun- try towns by order Of Jeffrey o, Phelps, commissioner of domestic an- tnaaIg.
 Boston papers state that the original nanuscTipt of Amertcs has been pres sented Harvard library by the family of Rev. Samuel B. Smith. class of 1929. Before his death Rev. ANr. Smith pre- to Mrs. Ctatnbert Harrison slncomD for Groton monument house.
 Prof. Packard and sister. aclxnny-- tedged experts in modern dancing, are coming with McEnellyts famous sins. Icn at the arnoFY Wednesday evening, Tickets a5c,-adY.
 The Hartford Post ata4as that Miss Horten5e Sands of Norwich MiSa Chandel Of Chicago and Miss 1larion E EElApSea 0Aue9n& En@B%6Gt0P or New Haven, were guests Of honor tIl9 other evening at q dance g4ven bY Mrs. samuel Brock and Miss EIla. Miller to about 50 people in the Pond fouse, Elizabeth park.
 Ths New Haven Read Instruction car moved fren New Londass ts Hart tord Monday, Employees aapfh of ChsStsg will bs e6mpaiIed t9 go to that city for saStFuetEona on tfls new book oE rllfeE, A written examine ton wfii be hsld Dseen1naP IS and all aEe expected te qualify tS held their places,
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