Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-10

NunHSTy OF the CHuTCucS
 Two East Lyme men, George Wargo and George Wino, while hunting killed two ceons and five squirrels. The engagement of Miss Ella May Kenerson to Myron Hillard Beckwith. both of Norwich, has been announced. Ripe raspberries and rambler roses | have been picked within a few days at the farm of John J. Cruttenden, at Waterford.
 The Second Congregational Church Improvement society has arranged series of Tl1ipahle Teas to be held dur ing November.
 About fifty young people from New London enjoyed a straw ride to
 Norwich and return Monday. coming by automobile truck.
 The woman's prayer meeting at Bushnell chapel wasr1ed in an inter- esting manneraTuesday afternoon by
 Mrs, Daniel J. Brown.
 Silk manufacturers in Eastern Con necticut are encouraged by the news that the silk trade is flourishing, or- ders big and prices advancing.
 Eugene Daniels has moved his family from Hamburg to a house in Montyille owned by Norman Lathrop,
 by whom Mr. Daniels will be employ
 Two Norwich musicians. Mrs. Reu- ben P. Potter, contralto, and accom- panist. Miss Ella M. Potter will take part in musicale at Mystic Friday evening,
 While S. B. West of Columbia was hitching up kis horse and had hold of the lines the horse suddenly started with sufficient force to dislocate MT.
 Vests shoulder.
 The Tax Collectors office will be open this evening and Thursday ev- ening until 8 o'clock. Interest will be added to all unpaid taxes after Thurs day, the 11th.-adv
 The meeting of the Connecticut branch of the Association Opposed to Women Suffrage is to be held in the Humane Society rooms, Hartford. on l Tuesday afternoon, November 16. Mrs. Marie F. WethereH, widow ot Frank Wetherell, formerly of New London, died at her home on the l Middlefield road, in Middletown, Sun day. Mrs. Wetherell had been in poor health for some time.
 Returning state delegates report 500 In attendance at the national council of the Girls Friendly society held at Worcester, Mass, closing Monday. The l speakers included Bishop Thomas F. Davies and Bishop A. c. Aacheson. | At a teachers group meeting to be held at the State Normal school, Dan- bury. Friday. lectures on history and on writing will be given by A N. Pot Ger of Wflfimantic and William H. Holmes of Waterbury, respectively Miss Helen M. Tillinghast of Yer non is to read a paper on John Stir ling" before the Bard and Sage club at the first Hleetin of the year. the I7th since the clubs organization, in the rooms of the Hartford Art society. + The postponed hearing on the li- cense application of Robert E. Smith
 of the Ellington inn. against which | there was rennonstrance will be held l by the Poland county commissioners I in Ellington, Monday, November 22. 1 A leader in the Investigation of the
 Diamond Candy Company building fire 1 in Williamsburg is Miss Mary Drier of the Committee of Safety and the l Wemen's Trade Union League, New | York, Stonington summer resident. The automobile department of the state secretary'S office is making plans
 to begin the distribution of the au. l tomobife markers for 1916 on Decem- Der 1. 1t being emphasized that the markeds are not to be used until Janu- 1 ary 1, 1916.
 Judge Milton A. Shumway of Dan- Eielson will preside over the remaining sessions of the October term of the su- perior court in Danbury, replacing Judge William H. Williams, who pre-
 sided over the court sessions during | the p9Sk three 1 At the twentieth anniversary of the L. A. to tine A. o. H.. in Waterbury l Monday, November 21, military mass l meeting will be held when Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly, the national president of the Ladies auxiliary will speak. 1 a1r. and Mrs. Henry c. Howe os
 Eastern Point and Mir. Rowe's cecre- tary. Miss NordfeIt leave Friday for jDaytona. Fla, to spend the winter as usual. NIT. Howe has built a new cot taee at Daytona since his visit there
 last year; and will occupy it this win
 tor.
 1 Dairy and Food Commissioner ! Frank H. StadtmuelIer says that he Il has reason to believe that a brisk II in some of the cities in. the state, the
 article being Fended by well dressed
 men who carry the commodity in suit Fl cases,
 II The monthly meeting of the state park commission was held Monday 1T
 the Hartford Chamber of Commerce
 hall. The park site purchases made during the past year were informally
 discussed one of the largest ones beins at Haddam. where a tract of 40t acres has been bought.
 
 \ As November 18th is the tenth an. niversary of the marriage of Mrs. Fan. nie Robinson SibIey, of Rialto, Cali
 fornia, friends here who appreciated her services during her more than 8 jyears in the Otis library are sendins her a post card shower, mailing tht cards today or Thursday.
 Lieutenant Eric Barr, U. s. N., ha.
 been promoted to the command of tn,
 submarine Eli. which is at preser stationed in the TharNcs river. witt headquarters at the Navy Yard. Lieu
 tenant R. A. Koch, formerly command CT of the E-1. has been made com
 mander of the fleet of five submarines | Mail from England. eagerly awaite,