Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

N In many of the Christmas toys dis played sin the stores the military idea is@noticeable.
 Several eastern Connecticut horse men are in New York attending the Old Glory sale.
 College students and out of town teachers will arrive home today for the holiday recess.
 Thanksgiving eve. T. A. B. hall.-Adv. . There will be the customary infor nal entertaining tonight for guests in town for Thanksgiving.
 The Thanksgiving day mass in St. PatriciSs church will be the regular daily parish mass at o'clock.
 This. season cranberries are of first at Thanksgiving time in 1914. Double vestibule doors are being. hung at the main entrance to the Chelsea bank in preparation for winter:
 Dancing at Broadway Dancing Acad- eny, T. A. B. halI.- Thanksgiving af- ternoon at 2.30. and evening at S.SO.- adv: S ss Tuesday morning was one of the frostiest of the season so far. sas those who were out early had chance to realize. <
 Tuesday evening a meeting of, Queen Esther circle of. Trinity Methods church was held with Miss Winifred Fentou.
 Quartermaster Sergeant Philip Spell man has been engaged this week re- painting the flagstaff at Buckingham Memorial.
 About 165 are now employed at the West Side silk mill, which continues on a 55-hour schedule. with orders ahead till March at least.
 The East Lyme selectmen have started work at Attawan Beach pre- paratory to- putting new road from Black Point to Attawan gate.
 Mrs. Laura E. Richards, author of Mrs. Trees and other stories, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Wiggins. in Pomfret-~, l Six candidates for the place of ac- tuarial clerk in the office of the state l insurance commissioner took civil service examinations at the capitol Monday:
 I Don't. forget the Moulders' dances Thanksgiving eve. T. A. B. hall.-Adv. l There was good attendance Tues day afternoon at the women's, prayer meeting at Bushnell chapel, which was l led in an interesting manner by Mrs. Melissa S. Stewart.
 Thirteen electricians attached to the | United States submarine base at the navy yard left Tuesday on a three | weeks battery instruction trip to New York and Philadelphia I-.:The 42n anniversary, of St. Maryss Total Abstinence society of. New Lon t.don was observed Tuesday night with an address by Rev. pr. q. M. Crowley, Ian entertainment and banquet. The librarian at the Peck library, Miss Helen Marshall, has added to the | November library bulletin a valuable i list of books on Spain and Spanish art that are to be found in Peck library.
 Forest fire wardens in the different lcountries. are having very little to dc this. fall, as recent rains have Jeff woodlands so moist that there is great ly diminished danger from forest fires Daniel J. Cavanaugh. 45, a freight conductor of the New Haven road who has been i'll for several weeks died Monday at his home at ;672 Main street. New London. Burial will be fr Dayville.
 Mrs. Emerla w.. WaToridge, who died at. her home in Old Mystic las1
 week after a long illness due to ad- fyanced age was born in Ashford Aug ls16. 1882, the daughter of Enoch and
 Mary Webster.
 All the furniture stores in Norwich will be closed all day tomorrow Thanksgiving day.-Adv.
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 The state treasurer. of the. w. c. T | O. Nellie A. Gager, writing to the
 White Ribbon Banner. says: For 1916 we are to strive to set apart day in Il dues shall be collected. I Mrs w. B. Bean of Rockville gave an interesting missionary talk Sunday at Holland. She has been appointed superintendent to look after the mis- sionary interests in that district.
 Tn New York Monday L. c. Harper paid s12s for. . fourzpage letter from a native of : Norwich, General Benedict Arnold, dated Philadelphia, March 20 I 1780. addressed to Governor Greene protesting against reports slurring his l honor.
 A special Thanksgiving dinner al the City Lunch,s new dining room | from -12S to 3; supper from to 8. Re serve your seat now.-adv.
 The close. season for quail, ruffed grouse. woodcock, pheasants, Hungari- an partridge and gray squirrels begins today CWednesdayl. Nov: '24. The open season for rabbits will extend tc Jan. to be taken with dog or ferret or both.s
 Capt. William F. McCaskev. quarter master of this coast artillery district has been detached from his present station at Fort H. G. Wright and or dered to the United States quarter masters supply depot at Jefferson. For a good time, go to Broadway Dancing Academy, T. A. B. hall Thanksgiving afternoon and evening Dancing at 2.s0 and S.30.-adv. r Shooting Case Goes Over.
 The case against Thomas Logis alias Machas, of Norwich Town, ac- cused of shooting William Gitschiel last Saturday night on the Otrobando