Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-11

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 Harold S. Corbin of Worcester was a visitor here Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Barstow of South Woodstock left Friday for visit in California.
 Dr. S. B. Overlook of Pomfret re- mains at a hospital in Boston.
 Souvenir w. H. Taylor of Hartford and New Britain is preparing to send out hundreds of Christmas cards to his friends in every nook and corner of the state.
 Judge Mann Recovering. Judge J. Harry Mann is recovering from an illness that has kept him away from business for several weeks.
 The choir of St. Philips church held a rehearsal at the home of P. M. Myers Friday evening.
 The Opening of the Seven Seals of Revelation will be Rev. George Stone's s subject at the Advent church Sunday. Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Dusseault. Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Dus- seault, wife of Joseph Dusseault, were held at St. Mary's church Friday morn ing. Burial was in St. Mary's ceme- tery.
 Circus at Miss Marcus School.
 The young ladies at the Howe -Marot school in Thompson held a circus to raise revenue for the war relief fund.
 Two Chimney Fires.
 There were two calls Friday for f1remen to extinguish chimney fires.
 Mrs. J. c. Palmer, who has a sum- mer home at West Thompson, has gone to Washington for the winter.
 Mrs. Flora Bolles of this city is to address next weeks meeting of the w. c. T. U. in Thompson.
 It is announced that the Christmas sale held by the ladies of the Con- gregational church was successful.
 The police have a clue as to where goods recently stolen from Seder's and Diamonds stores went to.
 All of the small bodies of water in this vicinity were frozen over quite solidly Friday, for the first time this season.
 Heavier Locomotives. It is rumored here that heivier freight locomotives are to be put on runs on the Midland division through this city.
 Democratic aspirants to city appoint ments within the gift of the common council are making known their de- sires in quarters where it is hoped that pleas will be most successful.
 Library Accessions.
 More than half a hundred new books treating upon many topics and includ- ing some relative to the present gigan- JIG COnu1CC Europe nave DSSu duOSO to the public library.
 Donations to Salvation Army.
 As Christmas approaches, the con- tributions dropped in the boxes left in stores by the Salvation Army work CTS to receive funds for a holiday dinner for the poor of the city are be- coming more frequent and more gen erous.
 Police of a not distant town have not shown a special desire to aid local officers in working out cases that have come to their attention and have crit icised this city for not having large night force.
 Eagles Officers.
 Following are the newly elected of- President, Fred E. Hunter; vice presi- dent, George L. Laporte; chaplain, James Sharon; secretary, J. J. Me Garry; treasurer, Elzear Guertin; in side guard F. M. Baker; outside guard, Henry Dumas; trustees, J. J. Ryan, Thomas Gee, Joseph Larrow.
 Thompson Grange Election.
 Quinnatissett grange of Thompson has elected these officers for the ensu- ing year: Master. Mary Ross; over Knight; steward Alfred Russ; assist ant steward, Joseph Potter; chaplain, Anna Barton; treasurer, Thomas Ryan; secretary, Hannah Bates; gate keeper, Edward Babbitt; Ceres, Isa- belle Ryan; Pomona, Edna Hall; Flora, Ada Whitman; lady assistant steward, Alice kies; member of the executive committee for three years, Sybil Pet tis.