Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

Tussdav was ST. Edmund's day in
the church calendar.
tfappcr,s license has been taken
out by John J. Bowe Of saybrook.
11ust Out Of College" reels. Colo
Mai theatre tcday.--adv,
The Governors Thanksgiving procla-
nation Is posted conspicuously In the
Otis library.
Looking at the moon last evening,
weather prophets repeated the old saw.
Clear moon, frost soon!'
Friends hear that willard o. Lucas
OF Pouuetanuck Is In improved health
since going to Kansas City, NO.
Crane wilbur. in "The mirror" Co.
innfai theatre today. adv.
Monday In Hartford there was a
meeting OF the revolutionary pension
records committee of the state D.. A..
II. The meeting Is being held ut the
state library.
pfacards issued by the Consumers
be done early in the day and in the
week and before Dec. 18th, are dis
played in many OF the store windows
Humnage sale today and Thursday,
Thayor bldg, Franklin sauares--adv.
There. was good. attendance Tues
dog aftsrToen at the wemen's prayer
meeting In Buahnell chapel, which was
led in an able manner by Mrs. James
5Wooien manufacturers tereapouts
are LOOKING for q big season. 1t Is
predicted that due to demands from
| TN.,~s y sasA lA<s
goods In this country liz G certainty
before many months
When BeuIah lodge, No. 22S. n. 3.
o. p. of Now London has an obsery-
nncc@ or tf1e zstf1 anniversary OF the
order. Monday, December s, the
lodges from Norwich. Mantle, Jordan
and Grcton viii be. invited to attend.
Somerset lodge will work the Fell
iowcraft degree at 7.So p. m.-adv.
AT the annual fair for the benefit
OF the Elm City Free kindergarten
to be held at the New H a. Lawn
charge Of the booths include Mrs. C.
G. Elwell Jr. Gamma Chase. Of Nor
wich).
Tuesday The Bulletins cabfed account
of Austrian airnen Smelling Brescia, in
Northern Italy, Monday. 1t is In
Brescia, a. city Of 10000 that Jacob
Lanz and family of Norwich, are To-
Gated.
I The body of Mrs Francis Havens
was taken to Saybrook for burial SUM-
day from North Stonington. The fu-
neral services were read at the fam
lily plot in Riverview cemetery by Rev
Mr.. Morgan Of the Methodist church
Essex.
Miss. Georgiana b. Carter Of New
London and Francis Edward Ryan Of
srattlshero, VI: employed on on the
viii be married at St. Mary's Star, OF
/ the Sea church, New London, Mon
| day, November 20.
Gertrude FISCHER, electric needle
specialist, at 1t6 Broadway Thursday
fSuperfuous hair, warts and moies
permanently removed. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone s33-s.-ady.
Miss Catherine Deady fell into the
| river near the railroad bridge al
i Central Village but was pulled out by
/ worknnen on the new bridge. She fel
i out of the ferryhoat which Is run or
i q pulley rope. She was frightened and
i wet, but was not injured.
4 At Groton, Mrs. Adm watrous Of
4 Meridian street will entertain the Par:
4 fsh Aid society OF the Bishop Seabury
Memorial church this "wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Richard
r. Graham of Norwich will be pres
ent and give a brief address.
| The New Haven road is to spend
half a million dollars or more on new
steam engines. An order has been
| placed with the American Locomotive
company for 33 engines of the Mika-
! do type. Delivery is to be made az
soon after January first as possible.
Joseph L. Davis of New London will
appear before Secretary of State
Burnes at Hartford on the charge Of
/ running Henry r. Bonds large touring
car through Willimantic at rate Of
IS miles an hour recently. In the
Willimantic city court he was fined
SO and costs Of 80.
| The funeral of Mary E., widow Of
Lewis Mix who died Sunday at hel
home in New Haven, in her 94th year
| was held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
Mix is survived by SIX children, ont
being Willis L. Mix, who for two
i years was q clerk Tor Lannaaa and
SEWN, now n. D. SEWN &Son. Nor.
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