Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-06
VARIOUS MATTERS
tits is St. Leonard's day.

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 Thts is St. Leonards day. There were several snow nurries about ? o'clock Friday morning.
 Try the new City Lynch dining room for your Sunday dinner.-Adv.
 Men are. busy cutting and carting bircn brush to the mills in the county.
 Dealers say; that made e-in -America Christmas cards will be a feature this 1 season.
 Some of the weather sharps claim that conditions will not improve until the moon Is new. on the 7th. M-. Whitney, noted test medium. at Spiritual academy Sunday adv.
 A patient from Moosup Hiram Me- tot has returned home from BaclSus hospital. much improved in health. Willard Brown who has been living In Palmertown for a year, will return to his home on the Colchester road Dec 1.
 It is expected that Rev. c. F. FL dredge of Mantle will preach Sunday at the Moosup Baptist church as a supply.
 Yes. we have them. those new styles in bronze shoes. Barrows.-adv The house and land of the late Ed win A. Lewis on the North Stonington road has been sold to B. W. Scribner Of New London.
 Carl Reynolds birch mill at. the oil mill corners at the head of the river at Waterford started this week on full nd yxyiII ff1Y-r nf1f birch oil until spring.
 Since 1883 the town of Canterbury has not had a senatorial candidate G. Clark was the last senator elected from Canterbury.
 SauerlSraut and franEfurters serv- Bath street.-adv.
 The United States government has 1 placed time f1ashlfght at Westbrook, near Hen and Chicken reef. The flashes are not as frequent as those on the 1 lightbcat near by. An East Lyme patient, Andrew An 1 toniac, who has been an invalid for about three years. and has been in the Norwich hospital for some time. is re- ported to be improving. Game secured by William B. New 1 bury and Glen L. Chapman of Groton in hunting trip in Colchester includ- l ed two coor1s, two woodchucks. seven grey squirrels and five partridges. The City Lunch will open their new dining room at noon today, with spe- cial turkey dinner.-Adv.
 Towr Clerk John E. Hickey of Webster, Mass. has filed the marriage ] intentions of Paul Twarowski. 35, cot l ton weaver, and Jazefa Warzeuek. 32, Conn.
 A force Of engineers are measuring the lines of telephone poles about going about numbering every pole be- longing to the Shore Line Electric Go. in the town.
 Recent registrations at Groton Mon ument House include; F. J. Lynch, Norwich: C. H. PeIlett, Danielson; Mrs. Leander Gardiner, Norwich; Mrs. J. P. Randall, Westerly; Mir and Mrs Clayton Miller. Chichester
 Clara KinlbaH Young in s.Hearts in Exile Worlds film hve-reel spectacle, Colonial theatre today.-adv.
 w. c. T.vunions in Connecticut that gained 20 per cent or more during the year include Hanover, Jewett City, Scotland, Sterling, Thompson and Willimantic. Faith of Greenwich and Scotland unions have done the best.
 vase of 25 pink chrysanthemums grown at Branford Farms, Eastern Point, won for, Mrs. Morton F. Plant the first prize in their class at the s4tn annual floral exhibition of the Y,an TO 1Sfi .,f7 1R AT--~ York. which opened Wednesday even ing.
 The American woolen company, having just completed work on a war order for the Italian government; are about to begin now on a large order for the Russian government which it is expected will keep the plant busy until we'll into spring.-Moosup Jour nal.
 Shampooing. scalp treatment. face massage and manicuring. Miss Mes singer, Room 15. Central Bldg.-adv.
 At a meeting of the Catholic Wom- ans club at Buckingham Memorial, Wednesday evening, the president, Mrs. M. H. Donohue presiding. plans were made for rummage sale. It was announced that the results from the Halloween whist were very sat isfactory.
 State Treasurer F. S. Chamberlain is sending warrants to the towns of the state for their dog license money. This should have been done some months ago. but. owing to the delay by six or eight towns in remitting, the treasury department has been unavoidably de- iayed in the matter.
 Tho house of Anx Lustin on the Chesterfield road north of the Irving Gadnois place at East Lyme was burn ed Thursday morning. The fire started In. the end of tlac