Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-12

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Norwich. Friday, Nov. II. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Cooler weather increases the success
Of the RABBIT hunters.
DON'T forget the Poverty Ban at
Yantic tonight adv.
Ferd Coats. q coon hunter Of Hebron,
has shot 10 coons this fan.
Several docks of wild geese have
flown over during the week.
Christmas, which is about six weeks
Unusually high and unusually low
tides have prevailed for several days:
Since the recent frosts. most OF the
trees are leafless. except the willows
and cherry trees.
Remember poverty dance Yantic to-
night. Prize awarded poorest dressed
lady and gent.--adv.
A house and barn is being built on
the old Ed. Lewis place at Montvifle
Center for Mr.. Douglas, formerly OF
Salem.
At oakdale, Mrs. John Fellows en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid society of the
Montville Center church Wednesday
afternoon.
This weeks meeting of the Farther
Lights of 8the Central Baptist church
was held with Mrs. G. F.. Adams of
Gardner court.
Best $3.50 gold-hlled glasses, and
style. $1.9S, Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Saturday, Burnham's, 227
Main street.--adv.
At Central Village, DR.. ]. L. Gardner
has been appointed physician to the
Central Village fire department, chem
ical and hose companies.
Miss Florence NJ. Pardy was recent
lv granted a letter to the First Pres
bYterian church. Bridgeport from the
Second congregational church, Nor
witch.
A comic party was given at the home
of Mrs. Richard Johnson of Haughton
Cove Wednesday night and was at
tended by many guests from Norwich
and Montrille.
The state commission on pharmacy
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purpose of Investigating alleged in
stances of violation of the pharmacy
law. The cases were all from Fairfield
county.
Naval orders announced Thursday
included: Ensign G. B. Junkin, the
Tonopah. to connection fitting out the
MI and on board when commissioned.
The Tonopah is now at the Thames
navy yard.
Mrs. Jane H. Eastman. wife of Capt.
Henry A. Eastman, who died at her
home in Westford Monday, was the
daughter Of Bradley and Sophia Squier
Of Ashford. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon.
The. White Ribbon Banner for No
yember states that, in gathering yards
of dimes for w. c. T. u. work, the I'M
ion at Scotland seemed to have an
the state-holding 48 dimes.
The address at the annual meeting
of the board of lady visitors of the
Backus hospital next Thursday after
noon will be of unusual interest, since
The speaker will be the distinguished
woman physician Of China, DR.. Yamei
Kin.
At the recent annual stockholders
ton company, incorporated. President
Leonard suggested that the exhibit of
cattle be confined to thoroughbred
stock He said other fairs were adopt
ing this rule.
Joseph N. Weymouth, former mana
ger of the Old Saybrook S. n. e. Tele-
phone company, and his family left
early in the week for his new place in
Putnam, where they will board for the
present, being unable to get a. house
to their Hiking just. now.
George S. Palmer was reelected
president of the directors of the New
London Associated Charities at a meet
ing held Wednesday afternoon. Other
the employment bureau, Mrs. Robert
B. ChaPpel formerly Of Norwich.
A Deep River correspondent notes
that the Shore Line trolley company is
now operating two cars daily there,
In the morning and evening, in place
of a single car at Z a. N. and $50 p. m.
This Is necessary owing to the in
creased patronage at these hours.
Suffragan Bishop e. C. Acheson, who
Is in Norwich today, is to be rendered
reception in the guild room of Grace
Episcopal church, Stafford Springs, on
Saturday evening from to 10. Sun
day morning the bishop will celebrate
the holy communion in Grace church
at s.
Cleveland H. Dodge of No. go Park
avenue, New York, has announced tne
engagement of his elder daughter,
Miss Elizabeth w. Dodge, to Rev. DIR.
George H. Huntington, professor of
philosophy in Robert college, Constan-
tinopie, graduate of Williams college
and brother of Prof. Ellsworth Hunt
mgton Of Yale and member Of the
Norwich family of Huntingtens.
The ST. Mary's Tierney cadets cele-
brated their fourth anniversary at the
basement of ST. Mary's Star of the Sea
church. New London, Thursday night.
The speakers on temperance Included
County Director William H Nc
Guinness, Miss Margaret A. McCaffery
of Norwich, Miss Lena Woisard of
Eaftville, John w. Blacker, Patrick
BARRY and Leo H. Clish of Norwich.
R At the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Waterbury, Wednesday,
when Miss Nora Marie O'Rourke be-