Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 A number of eastern Connecticut people are starting on southern trips.
 Saint Elizabeth, mother of St. John the Baptist is commenaorated in the church calendar today.
 Regular meeting of Knights of Co., lumbps tonight.-adv.
 Growers of cosmos are still able to pick perfect flowers. which does not always happen as late as Nov. 9th.
 Temperatures below s2 degrees were recorded early Thursday morning and thin ice had formed during the night.
 The New York Artists Go. in Y. M. c. A. course tonight.-Adv.
 The U. s. cavalrymen who have been at West Wilmington are now at Turnerville. where they will camp for two weeks.
 Principal James Murphy Of the Palmer Memorial school at Palmer among the pupils.
 The next fellowship meeting of churches in the southern part of the  Stonington, Nov. 10th.
 First concert in Y. M. c. A. course tonight at the Colonial.-Adv.
 The Holland county commissioners at Rockville this week granted a re- newal of the license of Louis Koelsch at the Crystal Lake hotel, Ellington.
 At Montville. Miss Dolores Eldridge gave a party at her home on Hill Top Tuesday evening. Games and music were enjoyed and refreshments served.
 MT. and Mrs. John Warner of Mil lington Green entertained at dance Thursday evening and invited a num- Der of guests from Salem and other nearby places.
 State insurance companies are noti- flying local people that existing acci- dent insurance policies will not cover war hazards in the zone where such hazards prevail.
 The N. Y. Artists Concert Co.,, Y. M. c. A. course, tonight. Admission 75c' Course of five $2.00.-Adv.
 The November issue of the White Ribbon Banner notes that the total gains of the state w. c. T. U. over last year are 280 new members, making the present membership 3,s75.
 Miss Harriet Allyn of Derby was elected president of the Connecticut State League of Nursing Education at It's semf-annual meeting Wednesday at the Hartford isolation hospital.
 Come and hear Hon. Virgil G. Hin- shaw. chairman national prohibition committee, tonight at s o'clock, W. c. T. U. rooms. 35 Shetucket St.-adv.
 DrrII 11 New London. Wednesday that the management would have to make over $2o0 on the Norwich game to finish the season as successfully as in other years.
 Or account of the heavy sea which has been running outside the harbor during the past few days, a large num- Der oI towboats and coal-laden and light barges have sought refuge in New London harbor.
 A Groton correspondent mentions that a black and white dog owned by Q Norwich man fell from the James Denison automobile in which he was riding Wednesday and was run over and instantly killed.
 At the flower and fruit show in New London Wednesday, for the best col lection of five plates of apples, George
 
 winning a number of prizes for chrys- anthemums and other flowers.
 Rev c. G. Fogg. whose former pas torate was at Royalston. Mass, has with his family left their summer home on the island at Staffordville and gene to Hampton, this state, to which pastorate he has been called re- gently.
 Plans for the 2oth anniversary of the Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church were made Thursday, when the club met with Miss Sarah Gardner. The president, Mrs. John E. Post. presided, and p atteE6ed.
 James E Rouse. veteran of the Civil war. for many years a resident of Laurel Glen. Conn, and for the past two years residing in Versailles, is se- riously i'll at the Backus hospital in Norwich. where he was taken Oct. 24 for treatment.
 Two hikes are being planned at the Connecticut college for Saturday. The faculty will walk into the country to gather small trees which may be plant ed on the campus. and a party of stu dents will probably be organized for the sGme purpose.
 Raymond Eldred, son of Mrs. Claire E1dred, of Halifax, who came to Groton to visit MT. and Mrs. B. E. Spicer of Thames street, Mrs. Eldred's parents, and was taken i'll en route, is much improved. although he, Is still in bed New London Telegraph.
 The state civil service commission held 8 meeting in the capitol Wednes- day and continued in session several hours. All the members were present and the discussion was on the subject of changing the classification of posi- tions in the civil service.
 The feature of the market for drugs and chemicals the last week, local dealers hear. was the further sharp advances in prices covering hydrogen peroxide. eamphor, monobromated menthol. permanganate of potassium. quicksilver. balsams and bismuth
 At Holland, Rev. William M. zumbro was a guest over Sunday of Rev. B. F. Case. They were classmates in Yale IT rN%1 h.