Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

. VARIOUS MATTERS This is. calendar day for November.
 The moon is.in it's last quarter to- morrow. the 3oth:
 Cooler weather yesterday gave new impetus to Merchants week trade.
 Mrs. Susan Smith, widow of Alonzo3 smith, died at her home in Millstone Tuesday.
 Don't forget the. Masquerade Ball in Yantic tonight dv. The New London Horticultural so- ciety is planning for it's annual chrys- anthemum show.
 Representative florists from this week. attending the flower show.
 A Plainfeld pastor, Rev. William Lakin, is to preach as a candidate at the Union Baptist church. Montville, Sunday.
 The pulpit at the Stafford Baptist by Rev. Leonard Smith of. Spring Hill. Mansfield.
 Mir and Mrs. Daniel A. Markham of I1dNe TeluInSO dIU6T the summer at their country home in Colchester.
 Cleaners. entertainment and sale at Central Baptist church tonight.-adv.
 The noted artist, Henry W. Ranger, has closed his summer home at Noanll for the. season and has returned to New York "
 The D. A. R. memorial bubble foun- tain on the Little Plain was covered for the winter Thursday by the water department.
 With the return to Norwich of the Kennedy family. all the cottages on the bluff at Gales Ferry are now closed i for the season
 day. Rev. Richard R. Graham, rector of Christ church. celebrated holy com munion at 10 o'clock. will be observed by all the schools in Coventry. There will be exhibits of apples and suitable programme
 The opening of the Aetna Bowling Alleys has been postponed until Mon day eve. at 7.S0.-adv.
 The pastor of the Pomfret Congre- l gational church, which celebrated its i bicenteE nial Thursday, is Rev. Harry l A. Beadle, a former pastor at Frank lin.
 i In digging his sweet potatoes Charles 1 0. Eldredge of Old Mystic found a number of them over II inches in cir .cumference and one that measured 1S inches.
 Norwich friends learn that Capt Isaac B. Smith of the U. s. $. Saturn has recently returned to the California 1 coast 4 after an interesting trip tc Alaska. @
 A Bolton correspondent mentions that Julius Strong. who has been home on a hunting vacation, will return tc lis, work as. telegrapher in Danielsor today (F'riday).-.
 ! At Pnoenfxville, the district super iintendent, George G.. Scrivener, of Nor f'wich. will preach in the. Methodist O'Clock in the evening. -.-
 The report that Mrs Mary Basset
 the East Side had closed her cot
 a-e and was to reside at Mystic Is
 nd was an error as she is to continu
 ! reside on the East Side. The usual number of, Rockville sa lOOn ana nOIoI nCenSeS-zU-WlIl D fconsidered4 by. the board of Tollan, county commissioners at their meetini Monday in the Memorial building. This evening Dramatic Reading l"Under Cover,'' by Miss Bessie
 Whiting of Boston, assisted by doubl
 quartette from Bass Cleft, at Trinit M. E church. Tickets 25 cents.-ad0
 There is to be an open meeting il Ek.., / -,-s day) evening for the purpose of hear
 ing the opinion of all those intereste
 in the placing of new lights in tn village.
 I Tne funeral of John -Christiansen c
 Coventry, who, died at St. Franci: hospital following a surgical operation
 was held at his home Wednesday af
 ternoon. He was gardener and fo
 a number of years raised thousand
 of tomato plants.
 The little So-foot boat Safety F'irs
 which is to sail around the world, an
 which belongs to Capt. O. L. Cosgrov of Mystic. is now in the Hudson an
 boat and skipper, as well as the car = tains wife. were pictured by Ne h York paper Thursday Tie U, S. cavalry posts are to I
 moved to the following places: Troo H from Holland and West Willingto
 to Turnersville. Troop F from Putnal
 to Plaiudeld, Troop E from AshfoI to South Windhan, Troop G frol Thompsonville to East Hartford. A personal letter received this wee by Mrs. Richard R. Graham of Wasl ingtou street from Lady Herbert e1 presses gratitude for the sum. of s \ and a generous supply of socks, et'
 sent by Baltic women through MT N Graham for the English war sufferer