Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
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VARIOUS MATTERS

A number Of young girls or esuaaa,. ,=.i. Rln are are planning to form a Camp 5. The receipts for the recent ata+a Sunday school convention gIl if Mersdsn ssIse amounted to over $1,60o. =
 The Groton Long Point road suffered considerably from washing away in tfe seol1a tne early part of this week. A new collection of books has hA., sent fo the South Lyme brar1oll s1s '''Gt. iil pTary from the library at Old Iyne.
 Streams and ponds which have been ury uI Tor months are already ss1owfr5~ siie soou e1fects of Thursdays rain.
 Today and Saturday will see inc advance guard of the Tfaankss4vi-nrree i-rre EraVeiers t.s starting off for holiday vis-
 At the Baptist church in Preston Sa tne pulpit is to be supplied Sum- Say Dy Rev. Lucian Drury of North stonington va -
 Stafford Springs patient. Mrs. Suna SInonds. has been committed 70 the Norwich state hospital soy inc probate court,
 Contributions to the Red Cross fund s1 s1 -Ne New York Wednesday amounted fo $I12S. Subscriptions to the fI1nd So,,t to Jacob H. Schifr included. Girls zio-e Society. Norwich, Conn, sig.
 At the funeral of John M. Gallas+ar @nlch took place from his late home a Al Nortn a Sn1fhdeld. Mass, Monday, oae or those sending flowers. was ' 5a J. Gallagher of Central Village.
 The Academy boys rehearsinr with T. V: .Gsongdon for the Reclamation Hughes, Harold Giidersieeve and and
 me Central committee in New York tor tne relief of Jews suffering tI1rourI Lhe war announced yesterday confTi- Duflons Including A. Weisberg nHn- lelson. Conn, $5: Bnai Israel. Will mantle, Conn, s9s.
 William Fl. Bush, organis+ of 4ha Second Congregational church in New 1sondon, gave an organ recital Thurs 1ay evening at the Groton Heig5hfs 5aPtist church. Mrs. Lillian H. Nun ger, contralto. assisted.
 Army orders issued announca 1he assignment of Major T3 L. Carmichaal, o. M. C., on ar Tlva1 United States. to defenuse of ..s.l. aao1s Islana sound for duty as com n1ander of Fort II. c. Wright.
 The suspension of money order bus- lness between the United States ana Portugal Is announced in an order re SelVed at the post office Wednesday. NO cause IS given for the discor ther notice. "i
 Mir and Mrs. Morton F. Plant of
 eastern Point, who are at their winter home in New York, were among the subscribers to orchestra seats present at the opening performance of the srand opera season at the Metropoli- tan this week.
 Steamers on the Central Vermont line are now engaged in the trans porIatIon or an unusually large con slghment or sugar. consisting of 14,00o pass rom Demarar. P. R., for Mon Tor the C. V. line. ''-0't>-''
 Merriam corps, w. R. C., had as it's guast' "wednesday evening, Mrs. Ma spector. She reported thai inc cor,1< was Tn excellent condition besides nav ing it g high compliment acocrf1i1,er 11g~1 to the Meriden Record. --9 Waterbury is having an exhibition rom the Macbeth gallery, New York. or pajntings by~>3S American artists including Chester H. Davis of Mvs. I1c' who shows Clouds, and Farnvsrd EooL and Henry ". Ranger, who ex- ninlts Noank Harbor.
 At the Woman's Home AFYss,o,,a-1, society of the Southern New EsneIana Aethodist conference held in Provi- aences Mrs. Walter P. Buck of Staford Springs, was reelected president. and Mrs. Albert ". Rogers of New I1ona don Was again chosen corresponding secretary. r ' --44i'S
 T1ae qaaIterly meeting of the exeey. rave council of the grand court Of Con necttcut of the Forest of America vss nela Wednesday afternoon in Na11aa = tuck in the office of the grand sec recary. Thcnnas O'LcughIin. The grand court auditors and the grand seere~ tary and grand treasurer met in the ] PROGRESSIVE WHIST
 AT HOUSE WARMING