Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-03

Ene ale cluD recently opened In " an derbilt avenue. New York is planning for house warming from Nov. 1S to 20.
 Norwich friends have received pa- pers from Willard A. Lucas of Poque- tanuck, who Is now at Kansas City, Mo. in the hope of improving his health
 Elderly residents remembered Tues day that Nov. 2. 1885, was observed as a National Thanksgiving in the United States for peace between the north and south.
 York at Tuesdays election included Miss Mary Dreier and Miss Katharine Dreier. Stonington summer residents for many years.
 In this weeks calendar of the Sec ond Congregational church there is minute of sympathy for the church chorister. Mrs, George Thatcher Lord, in her bereavement.
 The little son of Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Scanion of Westerly. formerly of Nor wich, has been, named John Henry. Dr. and Mrs. Scanlon have five other children. all daughters
 The certificate of organization filed with the secretary of state by the R. J. Sisk Manufacturing company of
 New London states that the capital stock of the company is s1o,ooo. Gertrude Fischer of Boston, expert remover of superf7uous Hair, Moies and Warts. with Maie Richmond, I16 Brvadway, Thursdays. Phone 8S3-13 for ppointments.-adv.
 Owing to the nildness of the season
 bathers- are still enjoying their daily
 dip at Groton Long Point Mrs John Campbell of Norwich is mentioned among those continuing their daily swim
 District Superintendent George G. Scriverer of Norwich has called a meeting of the officials of the Meth odtst Episcopal church at Montville in the church parlors this CWednesday3 IeVeulng.s A good number from Norwich viii
 attend the semi-annual meeting of the Woman,s Baptist Foreign Missionary confere ence for eastern Connecticut, to
 be held in the Baptist church in Jew
 cit City today.
 Prof. Albert E. Carpenter. "A, died
 Oct. 12. He was buried in North Ash l ford. For 50 years he was a public I hypnotist. He formerly lived in Kill 1 lingly and was the brother of the late Cady Carpenter.
 i The New London and Hartford Val l ley branch passenger local on the New Haven road made it's last scheduled l trip Sunday. Oct. 31, this train service
 being extended six weeks longer than
 in any previous year.
 Norwich nurses will attend the meet ing of the state league of nursing ed-
 ucation, to which the Graduate Nurses association is invited, which will be | held at the Hartford isolation hospital
 this tWednesday) morning. At Mantle, Miss Ella Burtis White and Lincoln H. Harding of Essex were
 united in marriage by Rev. Harry F. day evening. MT. and Mrs. Harding will make their home in Niautic. Two reinforced concrete bridges are being constructed by the Massasoit Manufacturing company on the road to Oakdale- The bridges are about Is I feet wide. The highway is closed, the detour being made around by the town farm.
 Maie Richmond. Corsetiere and La dies Haberdasher, is permanently To- cated at 116 Broadway, opp. Davis | theatre. When you can't find what you want at the corset counters. call | <441 6C0 aC1s AOhS ooo-1Oi-@E1QVs l When Mrs. Leon c. Buzzen of New London entertained the Aurora club and a few other guests at her home cousin. Miss Annabel Stoddard, of Middletown, Miss Beatrice Ashe. for
 nerly Of Norwich. sang.
 All Souls day was commemorated I at St. Patricks church by a low mass
 at T o'clock. read by Rev. F. J. Muster and $ solemn high mass of requiem al l 8, sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick, Father H Knster being deacon and Rev. Myles F. II Calvin sub-deacon.
 i The Episcopal churches in eastern IConnecticut were represented at last weeks synod at Concord, N. H., by |t Arehdeacon J. Eldred Brown of Nor
 Wich. About SO were in attendance including four clergymen and fouI
 layman from this state.
 Fl The fourth annual meeting and luncheon Of the Connecticut Bradford < Academy club is to be held at the Nov, Miss Laura A. Knott, the
 principal of the academy. will be ir
 New Haven for the meeting. I The incubator baby which has been at the Baclxus hospital since a month ago Sunday appears to be thriving The tiny girl is taken out for an houl 0nca eech day. and Supt F Leon |l Hutchins said Tuesday that before long her parents might be able to take her horne.
 E At the consecration services of Rev E. c. Aeheson aR suffragan bishop oi l!th@ Episcopal diocese of Connecticut Ito be held at Trinity church, Middle town. Thursday morning, Trinity Ichurch, Norwich, will be represented Ehy Rev. !. Eldred Brown. Charles B lGhMpnnan and A. T. Sullivan.
 The marriage of Miss Sarah Swan sI of Lantern Hill and Vinard s. S. Hol- land of Shemeld. Mass. took place brides mother. Mrs. Calvin Williams at Lantern Hill. The ceremony wal
 performed by Rev. Fred F. cohurn I paator Of tho Ola Mystic Baplsi