Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-26
OIl1e 4,Illetin.
Norwich, Tuesday. Dot. 20. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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The new mil at wiliamsville u to
be run by electricity.
rug Aquidneck has towed the P. Z.
r. scow No. 705 to Norwich. The eccw
is coal laden.
Thursday the feast day Of st Simon
In the Episcopal churches.
.Neal Of the Navy ''2" event. Co
'9onial theatre today.-adv.
Under an act OF the last general as
sembly boys under sixteen years OF
age may be licensed to trap or snare
game birds and animals.
DR.. Thurman P. Maine, formerly of
Norwich, has been appointed medical
inspector and health officer for the
town of North Stonington.
The planet Jupiter is both morning
and evening star until December 18th;
after that it win be evening star for
the remaipder OF the year.
After spending the season at Neptune
her cottage there today and return to
her home on Church street.
Friends visited the parsonage at
Mantle Thursday evening to congrat-
'ulate Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Reed
on the nineteenth anniversary of their
marriage.
Connecticut surgeons are attending
the sixth ANNUAL session of the Clin-
America, being held in Boston. Oct.
25 to 20.
Carpets. bedcovering, dishes and
glassware cheap at 81 Union street.
Oct. 27-2S.-adv.
"A number of teachers in out-of-
town schools who were at their homes
because of the state convention SAT-
urday, returned to their school duties
Monday morning.
At. the recent Halloween social of
the Catholic Woman's club, Mrs. James
H. Canty was a member of the COM
mittee of arrangements. not Mrs. 10.
seph Canty. as stated.
The Hartford Post mentions that
Mrs Lewis A. Storrs, Miss Ruth R.
Storrs, Jr.. and Robert Storrs of
Pennington avenue will spend the win
ter at Neptune Park
Sunday afternoon in special Pull
man car a detachment of United
States soldiers went through this city
on their way to Fort Terry, coming
from the barracks at Columbus. o.
Alice Hall. youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall, of Toll
land, fell in the leaves Friday after
noon and broke her leg. The fracture
is crosswise break and very difficult
| to set.
Large increases in the receipts Of
Connecticut post offices during the last
Its 49, -
cut pestmasters of the first and Sec
md classes now In session at Wash
1ington. D. c.
from the postofffce department that IN
spite of the, German occupation of Bel
GUM mail to that country is still sus-
pended, and will remain so for an in
definite period.
Rev Stephen DIN Benton. Sc, who
died Saturday at Mt. Vernon. N. Y,
wkas known to many members of the
Methodist church in this section as
| a prominent speaker and worker in
| that denomination.
| Rare Old Colonial Furniture at the
private sale. 81 Union street, Thursday
this weekday.
| An honor certificate has lately beer
| Of the WiIIinanfic Normal school t.
Miss Grace z. Clune of Norwich. Mis-:
| CLINE has. taught in Central Village
| for the past fiye years.
| Rev. e. B. Barber, the chairman O
/ exnositien- Is maxim, mans for. civil u,
Sunday which Is to be held on Sun
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News
The banns of marriage betwee,
Miss Barbara Rose Merz of Vernon
and John Edward Wilson of Hartford
have been published at the Sacre,
4 Heart church Vernon. The waddin.