Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-29

| Sunday was an Indian summer day. The moon is m it's last quarter at | APO p. m. today.
 Postmaster D. H. Davis of West Woodstock has handed in his 'resigna- | ton.
 | Tuesday, Nov. 30th.-adv. l Saturdays unexpected shower l caught many shoppers whose new win- | ter f1nery suffered.
 The sum of s12,1s2 in license fees was received by the county commits sioners at New London Friday. 1 A. Westchester man, Clarence B. Ad- ans, has secured the appointment of station agent at Lyman Viaduct. 1 The Holy Name society of St. Pat rick's parish has requested a memorial mass for Patrick Quinn Thursday. The Big Night for the ladies at the Elks' home, Tuesday, Nov. 30th.-adv. Work, on the new state road in An dover leading to Hebron was finished on Wednesday and 1t is now open for | travel
 At Waterford, Daniel Driscoll was pronounced the best speaker in the contest held at the Graniteville school l last week.
 Saturday at 8 o'clock in St Patrick's | church Rev. J. H. Frederick sang months mind, requiem high mass for | Annie Monahan.
 | Rev. c. W. Hanna of East Granby preached at the Second Congregational church at Coventry Sunday as a can didate for the pastorate. Be sure and bring the ladies Tues i day, Nov. 30, for it is ladies' night at the Elks.-adv.
 | A Junior Christian Endeavor society was organized at the Grotou Congre- gational church at a special meeting | Sunday afternoon at o'clock
 At Pendleton Hill, John Watson with a force of men is moving his sawmill from the B. G. Palmer to the Ripley Parks lot in North Stonington. | Fourth degree Knights of Columbus in the lower portion of the county have voted that an assembly be formed by the councils of New London, Stoning- ton and Montville.
 Dancing, whist and prizes, music,
 bowling. All for the ladies at the
 Elks' Tuesday, Nov. 30th.-adv.
 At the three masses in St. Patrick's
 church Sunday notice was given of the
 public meeting in the town hall Tues day evening to consider the matter of "a visiting nurse for Norwich. Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Potter of Noank were remembered by friends in Nor
 wich with a fine turkey on Thanksgiv-
 ing morning. making the 20th year and
 the 20th bird presented them.
 It is unlawful to offer deer killed in this state for sale, according to an opinion of Attorney General George E.. Hinman to Supt. John M. Crampton of the fish and game commission. The 5000 new freight cars and 300 1 monstrous locomotives which the New I Haven road is about to order is to cost some $11,000, 900, and the improved track facilities nearly as much more. 1 Notice has been sent out of the naming of Dec ss National Medical Examination day. This idea is being urged by the nti-tuberculosis associa- tions and also by the life extension in- stitute.
 Secretary of State Charles D. Burnes will hear 20 cases of alleged violations of the automobile laws at the capitol Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. There Eare no eastern Connecticut cases on the list.
 To Inquirer: Rev. John Otis Barrows of Norwich Town, who wrote Boarding
 Round, is S2 years old a native of 1 Mansfield, Conn.,, and one of a family of nine children, all of whom lived to | a good age.
 Reports have been received at the off nf hn Sfa OIl rrirr school enumeration figures as follows: Stonington 2,247 Groton 1,5Oo, Bloom field 5S6, East Hampton 4SS, Roxbury
 205', Lyme 160.
 Annual sale Christmas novelties by
 Miss Maude c. Buckingham at 66 Mc- Kinley avenue. Opening days, Nov. 29th and 30th, and continuing through
 the week from a. m. to p. m.-adv.
 The state board 'of education has
 authorized the payment of $185.S4 to
 Eastford for high school tuition and to Canterbury $322.69 for high school
 tuition and $100.42 for hifh school
 transportation.
 II MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Steele of Bolton announce tEat the marriage of their daughter, Bertha May, and Frank c. Robinson of Newark. N. J., will take place in the Quarryville Methodist
 Episcopal church Feb 12, 1916
 It is a busy corner in the upper east front of the capitol, where the office of the state tuberculosis commission is located. An extra force of eight young women is busy sending out lit erature and seals throughout the state
 The Parish Aid of Christ church will give 9 Christmas sale and supper at the Norwich Club House on Wednes-
 day, Dec. 1. Sale at 3.30; supper served from 6 to 8. Price soc. Christ
 mas novelties, ice cream, cake.-adv
 Members of the Connecticut Associa- ton Opposed to Woman Suffrage are already making plans to join the dele gation at Washington which will meet President Wilson there the day after the opening of the annual convention next month.
 As the Montvilie car which reached
 Norwich at 3.13 p. m. Saturday stopped on the hill above the Golf club, hand some fawn bounded out of yard crossed the road back of the car, clear ed a high wire fence and disappeared
 in the thicket south of the sanatorium r. onnYYo1 o.