Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
Ulle Blllletin Norwich. Saturday, Oct. 30. 1915. 5
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich. sSaturday, Ocs. ~, isip.
 VARIOUS MATTERS l i. Saint Marcellus is. comnernprated in, the church calendar today. aaI W. J. Hull will speak at the spir- Some good -mackerel caught off Ocean. Beach have been brought to town. - fs--s:ss.sy,7
 Friends from Norwich have been called, to Usquepapgh by the death of Alfred Kenyon. l-ri-,-iI
 The Mcwflliams,, Bros. scbw Req Eagle has been lowed from Norwich to New London. ,.. .6sss eis..s
 Special musical service at. Christ. church Sunday evehirig at 7.se:@ All are 'invifed:-aey.'... x..r,s s.e...s ..
 At South Manchester John Hughes of Coventry has, sold, to George C. Nichols lot No. 15 of the Greenhursti tract. , s@ efs George. Dean Of Nianntic: caught a coon Wednesday night which weighed IS. pounds. This makes his sixth coon this season: .,r.. -A-r : The Aetna bowling alleys will be, opened Monday evening. at T 30 sharp 1AdV.
 church was entertained at the home of. Mrs Thomas Spiers in New Lon don Tn irsday evening isi,.ta-sr Ghosts. spooks and witches. will wander around totlight. aud it. yin De yoy-v IIpSaf fa ffyss hha heads aYSH front gates to be, out after dark
 Mrs, Joseph Hyde and danghter, Miss Elsie Hyde of Hamilton avenue. ing friends in Ellington and staf- ford. tssH
 The Storrs college stock judging team ' took second honors last week in a general stocfz7Judgings contest, held. at. the Hugh Chisholm farm, Portehes- ter NY, ta s't1E -Ists5s,= -asc.-f-
 January >14thi concert by Trinitx. College Musical seInbs of Hartford at Trinity M. ,E. ,church:-Adv.' et s5
 Honest sportsmen suffer because Of the carelessness of some hunters, who irritate \, property owners ebys> leaving bars~down,@ trespassing on posted land and; the nke.s,. .t,7-ss 5-.scfsssS s;@ :.
 pr. Carl Michel. assistant surgeon at the guard armorY at Fort Trumbull has been ordered to report on board the cutter 1tasca,a at Baltimore, for duty in Porto, Rico. 7-E -o7 bsr21Zi:'
 E. l.. Reevesrgofa ofathe7rWiIsen farm, East Lyme, lost; a. valuable heifer. calf a few days ago. On searching for: it hee found it esnethereds in a+~swarnp near .iPattegansettT lake .-z.~t.s7 :
 
 The teachers of the. Mystic Oral school and. their. friends came up on a.. strawride Friday evening te the home of John Finnegan, : in Ledyard where a. chicken supper was serced:
 .The Man of. the Houir, with Rob iert Warwick, five, reel World feature, at the Colonial theatre today.-Adv. I Old Saybrook Miss Dorothy Ba- com Clark and George Edward Kirt- land were narrieds Wednesday, after noon at the home of the brides par ents by Rev. William F. White. The bridesmaid was Miss Charlotte, Chap- peIIF a92f 2 Norwich. '-.,'s.s: '.-.s .-.. .4s,
 ; Eight thous6nd,' sEx hundred and refghtyS 'doTlars.f is the totaI amount Of t11e New London Young Women's s Christian associations fund to date. It E'-as the hope of the sceinmittee that 3E II be obtained this week. s.'1zs ? | Miss. Bessie Whiting, reader; sin Peg i O. My Heart. atE;the Second Congrel | gational church. Monday ats@ 8 D.: m Admission 25cx-Adv: aTa 4sa s&soc Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre l.. Schellens Lof Groton' have received a cablegram ! from the state department of England lthat their eldest son, Richard, who. is I nn1 fnd f11 Dn5 .,- I.Servia, is, safe. The last letter re- ceived from. him was dated Sept 14.
 wild Posies'',, is not. a book of light verse; it finds tongues in trees, books in running brooks, sermons in. stones and good in everything. On sale ,at Porteous & MitcheHs Co. and book stores.--Adv. -, ;.tt ., -, l' Internal Revenue Collector James J ized by the United States treasury de. Il pertinent to commission Lawrence . T Gill of Bridgeport to be deputy col I Hector of Cohnecticl1t 4and Rhode Is. land at a salary of s2'0o9 per annllm
 Wild Posies" is not a book ot hyfnns, although it makes appeal tc 1 what is moral and genuine in feverJ heart. 'siOn sale at ali the book stores Porteous & Mitchell Co, ana by tn
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 Speakers at the Women's Foreigl Missionary meeting to be held at tn Jewett City Baptist church next wee Wednesday, will include Mrs. w. T Fillmore of, South India. Miss Grac Colburn, president of the New Eng land district, Mrs. C.. w. Gale, Mrs J. F" Kent. state director, and Mrs James D. Rough of Norwich. F
 The attractive and sihstantiaI bind
 ing of Wild Posies makes H.a suit able gift, expressive of, friendship an
 good taste of the giver 4On sale "a book stores, by Porteous & Mitchell Co. and by the authar,z-Adv.
 ONE YEAR SENTENCE FOR
 MRS. AzoRAH EMMA JoHNso,