Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-24
VARIOUS MATTERS
All the armanacs promise a dine da Thursday.

| ulO111nSs LAS G4LA. College students will arrive home
 today for the Thanksgiving recess. Half a dozen fierce snow furr4ea
 Monday were a reminder of the ad- vent of winter.
 Some new pianola records, from
 Balfe and Beethoven have been re- ceived at the Otis library. Red Cross headquarters fin New York has acknowledged contribution
 of $25 from Westerly, R. I. Miss Annie P. McNamara is presi- dent of the Halle club, not treasurer, as stated Monday by a typographical error.
 The suffragists' automobile was fly ing about all day Monday, displaying | conspicuously its motto: Votes for Women
 W. Morgan, Archibald Chester, Frank Hamilton and Wallace Mather Lantern Hill.
 The postmasters everywhere have been directed by the department to appeal to the public to mail holiday
 parcels early.
 Irish societies about the state are commemorating this week the forty | seventh anniversary of the Mancfies- ter martyrs Allen, Larkin and O'Brien. Send your Thanksgiving orders by
 parcels delivery and express, tel. 1219-2 adv.
 A number of members of the house.
 hold at the State Soldiers Home at
 Nnrn$nT1 orn n io~ 1rlo arFRc fa -sriF
 friends and relatives over the holi-
 days.
 For Thanksgiving desert, Lemon
 Brick Cream, order early. W. D. Rick
 CTS Pharmacy.-adv.
 The tobacco growers of Holland
 county took advantage of the rainy
 weather last week to take down and
 strip as much as possible of their extra good crops.
 Dr. C. I. Faunce had the misfor-
 tune to break her ankle in a fall on
 Lincoln avenue Friday evening and is confined to her home at No. 71 Will
 Hams street.
 The Hartford Courant of Sunday pictured the thirty-five men who will
 ate, including John Holyoke Barnes of
 Norwich. of the Nineteenth district.
 W. H. Douglas of New London
 claims to have the champion skunk
 dog of the county. In eight nights
 hunting and in less than four hours
 nightly, the dog has killed 22 skunks. One of the speakers in New London this evening when St. Mary's Star of the Sea T. A. society will observe it's
 fist anniversary will be County Di- rector William H. McGuinness of Nor wich.
 A good number of daughters from
 Eastern Connecticut chapters will at- tend the annual state meeting of the D. A. R. in Center church, New Haven, | November 3G Luncheon will be served
 at the Hotel Taft. At Park congregationa1 church
 Thursday, Waldo $. Newbury, organist, and Elsie D. Brand, soprano will take the places of Miss Annie Taft and
 Mrs. Arthur E. Story at the Thanks l giving service.
 Bible lecture, "The Hidden Mystery ,' | by J. P. MacPherson of Brooklyn, N, Y., Tuesday evening at 7.S0, under | auspices of International Bible Stu dents association in W. c. T. U. hail 1 No. 8 Shetucket street-adY.
 While hunting in Salem Saturday ! William Maroney, Daniel Phillips and | Herman Quantz started silver back l ed fox. Phillips wounded the animal, ] which was finally caught few miles from Miller's pond. The fox weighed | IT pounds.
 One of the contributors to the fund for the relief of the families of des- titute artists in France, subscriptions to which now amounts to S7,993.S7, is l Miss Katherine $. Dreier of New YoTk and Stonington. The first father and son supper of the Boys club of Old Lyme, was given at the Boxwood rooms Friday evening. There was a large attendance and an excellent supper was served. The ad- dress of welcome was made by Rev. P. M. Chapman. Farmers are being advised to go into the raising of herbs for drugs, the supply of which has been cut off by the war. Camomile. dandelion and opium poppy are among the plants which they are advised to grow, as well as belladonnaz the price of which has gone up 15O per cent. In announcing Sunday at St. Pat rick's church that, in addition to the regular daily mass at a. 1n,, there would be mass at on Thanksgiving | day, Rev. Myles P Calvin reminded the congregation that never before had l Americans such cause to assemble in l church in thanksgiving to God as dur | ing this troubled year. WEDDING.