Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 This is the day of family reunions.
 November 25th is St. catherine's day.
 The city and town schools closed at noon Wednesday for the Thanksgiving
 recess.
 Students at Pomfret school left for their homes Tuesday, for the holiday recess.
 Don't forget to attend the police
 mems ball tomorrow night, Olympic hal1.-adv.
 Tuesday nights frost nipped the last | of the flowers, even the hardy chrysan- | themums being killed. | Some of the Thanksgiving decora- | tions in the store windows are as handsome as those at Christmas.
 Most of the trains on the Shore line 1 were run in tow divisions Wednesday to accommodate the holiday travel. The G-2 which has been at the Thames Naval station. has been order ed to the Brooklyn yard for docking.
 The planet Neptune, which rises at S.30 D. m. on the 30th. does not come well into view before midnight this month.
 The thirteenth annual meeting of the Savings Bank Association of Con- nectjcut is to be held at the Hartford club December. g.
 Smokers, attention. To get full sat- isfaction after Thanksgiving dinner, smoke sKrohn Special cigar.-adv. for Patrick Burke was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderfck in St. Patrfck's church Monday at 8 o'clock.
 Although fruit from the Orient is scarce because of the war, the mar kets are well supplied with good things from California and the south.
 It is said that game wardens have been given particular instructions to watch out for violators of the game law now that the closed season has be- gun.
 An Oxford, Mass, correspondent states that Mrs: Alfred F. Stone and children went to North Windham, Conn.,, Tuesday morning for a visit with relatives.
 Tie Seventh Day Adventists have been having meetings the past week at Hebron which were well attended. Elder Lane and Elder Strong conduct ed the services.
 Linenleu in the employ of the Southern New England Telephone Go. have been at Gales Ferry changing the wires to new poles which were set to replace the old ones several weeks ago
 Colonial theatre today, Clara Kimball Young in Marrying Money" five-reel World Film feature. Two matiuees.- adv.
 A cement walk 200 feet in length is being laid across the Groton monu- ment property on the western side, commencing at the Bill Memorial li- brary property and running to the corner.
 At the annual meeting of the New London Woman's Christian Temper ancc union Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Stephen A. Prentis of Masonic street, Mrs. Frank A. Comstock was elected prisedent.
 Most; of the woolen mills engaged on army contracts will complete this business next month. The Russian order taken by some of the big com- panies, however, will not be finished until some time in April. Because of today being holiday the weekly devotional services of the Cen trai Baptist church were held Wednes- day evening. the topic being, "The Worker and His Equipment. (Chaptel in Taking Men Aliue.") 1 State health officials of thirty-nine states have pledged their cooperation in the observance of the nationwide l Baby Week, March to II. 1916, re- | gently proposed by the General Fed | eration of Wcmen's clubs. l. Collector of Internal Revenue James | J. Walsh states that the total of taxes for the district of Connecticut and Rhode Island. collected by him. Is about $6.o00.000 compared with $2,- l 500, 900 in the previous regime.
 Howard Palmer who is to lecture at l Norwich. next week on the Selkirks of British Columbia, range of noun tains in which he was one of the pi- oneer explorers is the son of George s. Palmer and a native of Norwich. When the forty-second anniversary l of St. Mary's Star of the Sea Total l Abstinence society was celebrated on Tuesday evening at New London, one | of the addresses made was by Coun- | ty Director William H. McGuinness, l of Norwich.
 The Holland county commissioners H. H. Leonard, John c. Wightman | and R. Howard, have issued a liquor license for the hotel in Ellington | formerly the Ellington inn. now known l as the Colonial inn. The license is is- sued to Charles H. Cooley. 1 A meeting of the committee on vis- itation and discharges of the Connecti- | cut Prison association will be held 1T the state prison at Weathersfield Mon- I day at 10 a. m. to examine twelve pris- oners who will be released from pris. on during the month of December. l Writing from Woodbury cores. pondent says: The engagement is an. nonnced of Miss Florence H. Daniel