Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

Squads of the U. $. troopers rom Fort Ethan Allen, Vt, rode through here early in the week to Bozraf1.
 Very special prices for one week on all winter millinery at Mrs. W H. Rogers rarlors, Il Union street.-adv
 The Every Member Canvass of the second Congregational church is set for next Sunday, Nov. 14th, from 2.so to 5.3o p. m.
 Local people have been notified that the eleventh annual convention of the American Civic association, is to be held in Washington, D. C., Dec. 2S, g. 30 and IS1.
 Invitations have been received here for the old home week celebration and dedication of Waterbury's new city hail on Thursday, Friday and Satur- day., Nov. 425, 26 and 21.
 Miss Bertha Travis. daughter of Mir and Mrs Peter A. Travls, of New London, married Thursday in New ork city, Sigurd Syverson, of Mon lauk, l.. l., in which place they wlli rive.
 The state conference of the Brick layers, Masons and Plasterers' union will be- held in New London in Oc- lober 1918. It is expected that 300 kAASlAiDcA D. VIII diNSho AAoAA dA1 oNCis tne state.
 ssThe state commission on fish and game met Tuesday at the state game farm in Madison Superintendent John M. Crampton reported that, since the season opened, 534 deer had been Killed.
 The tax collectors office will be open this evening until 8 o'clock. Interest will be added to all unpaid taxes after today, the 11th.-adv.
 This (Thursday) afternoon Miss Luddington of Lyme is to give an address on Woman Suffrage at the nome of Mrs. E. W. Chapman, in North Stonington. At 4 o'clock tea will be served.
 The weeks appointments of District Superintendent G. G. Scrivener of edist churches in East Hartford, Warehouse Point and Manchester. He will return to town today.
 The quarterly meeting of the Con necticut probate assembly was held in Hartford Wednesday. The meeting was held in the new municipal build ing and was attended by probate judges from all over the state.
 "A freight car on the Norwich and Westerly branch of the Shore Line Electric system was stalled near North Stonington Wednesday morning, when a fuse blew out. Traffic on the line was delayed but a short time.
 When the New London Medical so- ciety held its monthly meeting at the Mohican hotedl Tuesday evening with a large number present, pr. Edward Atkinson of Niantic read an interest ing paper on Infantile Paralysis. zz Professor and Mrs. Raymond c. Os- born of Connecticut college have in vited the students of Professor Os- born's. classes. to tea today (Thurs- day) and Friday from 4.15 to o'clock at their home on Mohegan avenue.
 Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Neff of Wa terford gave musicale at their home in honor of Mrs. Elsie Davis of Pres ton City, Monday evening. William skinner played a number of violin solos, Miss Mabel Brooks accompany ing.
 those attending the big whist, "45'' {tWo hoors) and social given by the Young Ladies Sodality of St. Mary's parish in Pulaski hall tonight. Cards, S.15. Swahn's orchestra. Tickets 35 'cents-adv.
 J. F. Pines, director of, the Old Lyme Boys club is in New York with five of the club for a few days sight-see- ing These five won the prize in the corn growing contest. They are Henry Lewis, Edward Ralph, Norman Gill iette and Alfred Haynes.
 s Regulars stationed at Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island, have been having field gun target practice. Field Iryl- &1 1< used in France, were used in practice at hitting targets through the water at various distances off shore.
 The treasurer of the local branch of the Red Cross. Mrs. Robert W. Per Wednesday toward the European war relief work. Mrs Perkins is soon to forward another box, with whatever finished work may be sent her. Tuesday Mrs. John R. Woodruff of Bridgeport entertained for the state meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution, her guests in- cluding Mrs. George Maynard Minor of Waterford, vice president general from Connecticut to the national or der.
 In aecontest with five other schools Saturday the Connecticut Agricultural SOAsSeCs. AGp1 CSCIhLS0 Dy OdQ1Il of East Hampton, L. D. Milner, Bris- tol, and D. J. Horton, of Hebron, walked away from all competitors in the cattle classes and stood first in the. cattle judging.
 } sT The Holland grammar grade of the Hicks Memorial school obtained the banner for the best attendance. it be- ing 9s.99. The banner for intertown attendance goes also to the same school the attendance being 96. The attendance of the Grants Hill school was 9S.9S for the town banner. E At the closing session of the na- tional council of the Episcopal Girls Friendly society, held at Worcester, the council accepted an invitation to hold it's meeting in Utica, N. Y, next year, unless it would seem more de- sirable to meet nearer St. Louis where the general society will convene.
 Rev Dr. M. A. Sullivan of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Hartford, and a native of Colchester, for five years chaplain of the First Connecticut infantry, has resigned his commission and is discharged from the military service of the state. Dr. Sullivan was appointed by Colonel o1hn Hickey, July 2S, 1910.