Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-01
VARIOUS MATTERS


 December comes in with a day only g hours, 22 minutes long.
 Some of the Sunday schools have begun plans for their Christmas tree exercises.
 The town of Coventry. which reports os oss s5S4las. RaR15s' will receive a state grant
 Somerset lodge will work the Master Mason's degree at 7.3o p. m.-Adv- The prize Reclamation exercises at the Norwich Free Academy will be held in January.
 A number from here attended. the auction at the Kinney place in Vol untown Tuesday.
 Supper at Spiritual Academy to- night. Test medium Sunday.-Adv.
 The submarine G-2, which left the navy yard few days ago, has ar rived at the Brooklyn yard.
 At Mantle, MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Ravens recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of their marriage. William T.. Aver, formerly of Say
 
 T., were married in Dover Nov. q.
 Reports have been received in Gro- ton borough that the new state road will not be put through this winter. Christmas sale, Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters, Buckingham Memo rail. today from to 6 p. m. Tuesdays cold finished up the last of the blossoms, although belated dan | delions had been in bloom up to Mon day.
 Tuesday St. Andrews day, Rev. J. | Eldred Brown off1ciated at the celebra- tion of holy communion at Trinity Episcopal church.
 The best moonlight nights during December will be from the 20th to the 24th, which will prove a benefit to Christmas trading.
 Favorable reports of the condition | of William H. Palmer are reaching his friends, his improvement being slow but encouraging.
 The movement of freight over the | New. Haven road. is heavier at the present time than it has been at any time in the past Is years.
 Farmers are being admonished to 1 keep their winter vegetables in good condition, watching out to safeguard
 them against sudden frests. ! Third Lieut.. F. J. German, coast
 guard. who was graduated, from the
 ordered to duty on the Panlico. | There was a good attendance at 1 the women's prayer meeting in Bush nell chapel Tuesday afternoon. led I aNf hxy 1r- KY Gertrude Fischer, electric needle
 specialist, at 116 Broadway, Thursday l Superfuous hair, 1noles and warts re-
 moved perrnanently.-Adv. Even if intended for payment in countries not at war, allowance should 1 be made for getting holiday money orders off early. the postal authorities advise I- : Electrical prosperity week ~r5began Monday, to show what electricity has done for the prosperity of the United States and the influence it has had on industries.
 It has been announced at the post office department that non-postage | stickers of any. description must not | be affixed to foreign mail. If they are | the mail will be returned. Tug Aquidneck, Capt. Robert Hemp stead. has lowed the scows Lustre and vile. respectively, to New London, the scows having finished discharging their cargoes of coal.
 The Parish Aid of Christ church will give Christmas sale and supper al
 the Norwich Club House oh Wednes day, Dec. 1. Sale at 3.S0; supper served from to 8. Price soc. Christ | mas novelties, ice cream. cake.-adv. Persons who have heretofore en- l ioyed fishing through the ice on Co., lumbia lake will be deprived of that pleasure the coming winter. The pro- l hibitive act was passed at the last 1 legislative assembly.
 Miss Bessie M. Mason of New Lon don and Clarence H. Lindsley of Bath l Me, were married at the First Con-
 gregational parsonage, New London by Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth Monday | afternoon at o'clock. A former Norwich resident, Henry Cruttenden, has at his Crescent Beach
 place $50 turkeys, including 75 wild
 turkeys from West Virginia. All with
 the exception of the wild stock will be | fattened for the Christmas market
 The Festival of Hanukkah begins Dec. 2 Corresponding to the Hebrew 1 date, the 18th day of Kislev) and lasts eight days. 1t was established for his
 toric reasons and celebrates the vic tories of the Maccabees over the Syri- l ems.
 One of the New York society girls | who will aid in the burlesque fashion l show at the Ritz Carlton, arranged by Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson for the ben eft of the city poor, is Miss Gertrude | Dathrop, niece of Miss Helen M. Lath- I rop, and a frequent Norwich visitor. | When musical students. of Connecti- cut college entertained a. large gather. l ing of members at meeting of ths Civic league held at the auditorium oi
 the New London vocational school or
 Monday evening, the Instruments
 quartette included Miss Clementint
 Jordan of Norwich, violin.
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