Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-28
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Nor1~ich. Saturday, Nov. 2s. 1914. !
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Scottish societies. win note Monday the aOth, St Andrews day.
 Next Sunday will be Catholic Uni Versicy sunoay throughout the diocese
 The solemnization of marriage is not permitted in the Catholic church during Advent 9--''- =
 A big arslxing party attracted many 70 the Thompson farm at North StoY,. Aington Thanksgiving. affairs Friday evening for the s-e students home during the brief holiday.
 Attorney General Light has given an opinion that corporation bonds are subject to taxation in Connecticut.
 It ts expected the net proceeds from the Mystic Poultry show, where local exhibitors had birds, will amount to about $10O.
 Funeral services for John R. Bige- low were held at his homo at Black Point Friday afternoon, Burial was in Jordan cemetery.
 Collectors of old coins here learned that the fine collection of the late Jo- seph Nicholson has been placed on exhibition at the state library
 c. c Treat was added to the list of Norwich automobile owners .his week and made trip in his machine to Putnam on Thursday.
 Many from Boodus, FItchviIle. I,eb- anon, Hebron, Westchester and Salem were present at Colchester Wednesday and Thursday evenings at St. Andrews parish entertainment,
 Letters received from congessman and Mrs. Bryan F. Mahan, state that they have had a delightful trip in the canal zone. They expect to arrive in New London Sunday.
 State Policeman Arthur L. Story q, Hartford, formerly of Norwich. has examined moving picture operators from this section at the capitol of late for superintendent of the state police Thomas Egan.
 It was announced by the New Ha- ven road this week that H. c, Oviatt had been appointed assistant rnechani- cal superintendent in charge of the bureau of fuel economy. This Is a newly-created office.
 H. Wales Lines of Merfden received word Thursday that the funeral of Warren LaRue Thomas, former grand master of the grand commandery, Knights Templar is to be held Mon day afternoon in Danville, Ky.
 The cups and ribbons won by ex- hibitors at the show of the Southern New England association, held in Mystic recently have been distributed this week by Secretary Charles H Denn1son Of Gravel street, Mystic,
 Two new books at the Otis library which interest the boys are L. P Dfckinson's Easy Electrical Expert- ments and How to Make Them, and ". H. Laughter's Operators Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Band book.
 The United States emergency rev. enue law becomes effective on Decem br 1st, and insurance policies issued on and after that date will have to be stamped on the basis of 1-2 of 1 per rent of the premium and paid for by the policy holder.
 Stafford Springs is to have a big union sacred concert Sunday evening for the Belgian Relief fund. for which Fred c. Sanford has consented to act as treasurer and one of the speakers will be Rev. Felix J. O,NeiII. formerly of Norwich.
 Arthur $. Winchester and E. C1in- ton Winchester were hosts at a family dinner party at their home at the Mo- hican hotel Thursday. the guests in- cluding MT. and Mrs. George S. Styles, Miss Sarah -Abbe, Richard Holmes, H. Holmes of South Windham.
 The mills of the somerville Manu- featuring company and those at Rock Vile and Broad Brook have an order for 5o0,o00 yards of woolen cloth which must be delivered by the 23rd of De- cember. The order is for the allied armies of Europe now engaged in war.
 At the Thanksgiving dinner given $50 newsboys and messenger boys of Newport by Mrs. Frederick W. Van derbilt, the clergymen chosen to ad- dress them was Rev. w. J. Ward, of the First Methodist church, who has held pastorate in Mantle and other Connecticut towns.
 Sixth annual sale of Christmas nov cities, including several pieces of an- tique china and antique workbox by Miss Maud c. Buckingham, at 6S Mc- k1nley avenue. Opening days Mon day and Tuesday, Nov. 30th and Dec 1st, and continuing through the week from a. m., to p. m.-Adv.