Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-30
QIl1e Bl1lletiil.
Norwich, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS The ai,nanacs are promising light snow and sudden cold weather. Ladies' night at the Elks' home l Tuesday, Nov. S0th.-adv. The frame is up for the new bath houses being built at Ocean beach. November seems to be trying for
 a record as month of April show was at half mast Monday, for George
 Maynard,
 Eastern conaecticut people attended
 a reunion of the Wadham family held at West Haven Sunday. 1 Rev. A. J. Ayres of Norwich has been supplying the puplit of the Meth odist church at Old Mystic. Fridays in advent are fasting days l for those members of the Catholic church who are obliged to fast. Try the new restaurant at 5s Frank lin street Sea food a specialty.-adv. Two East Hampton men. L.. E. Weaver and Daniel Colbert. have been on a hunting trip in Canterbury.
 Aparty of New London people came to Norwich Monday evening to hear
 Howard Palmer lecture at Slater hall. New. London yomths. Richard Riley, Joseph Labonsky and Raymond Har- his walked to Norwich and back Sun day.
 Today (Tuesday) is St. Andrews | day. and will be observed by the cele- bration of holy communion in the Episcopal churches.
 Bound volumes Of magazines con l taining articles of special interest to | art students have been conveniently 1 grouped at Peck library. | The Big Night for the ladies at the l Elks' home, Tuesday, Nov. 30th.--adv. l At Chicago there has been secured with other memorial monuments from | Bela l.. Pratt's statue of Alexander | Hamilton for Grant park. Considerable trouble is being ex- | nerienced in the post office department Ky patrons Iu:f:ng letters inside the packtges end expecting them to be
 sen. at parcel post lates: I N1OtIddN SNSil-IlS~ lIIS Nu'0ydTO NOTh- l CTS of the Central Baptist church met 1 with Mrs. Shepard B. Palmer, 142 l Broad street. For the roll call the answer was a missionary item. There are 2G. Ar stockholders of the 1 New York, lew Haven and Hartford Railroad company. and of these 1S,642 l or 70 1-2 per cent. live in the three l states of Massachusetts, Connecticut l ard Rhod. Island.
 Wait for the xens annual Christmas sale. Next Friday, Thayer building adv.
 The N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co.'S examination car arrived in New New London Monday to remain for four days. during which number of
 hrakemen will undergo an examina- tion for hagman.
 Edmund p. Steele has purchased l ths former summer home of MT. and 1 Mrs. Robert Moore in the. Oswegat- i chic colony. ard fronting on the Mo-
 antic river. Mir. and Mrs Steele will | occupy 1t permanently.
 Be sure and bring the ladies Tues 1 day, Nov. 30, for it is ladies' night at the Elks.-adv.
 The United States commission an- nounces an examination December 14 puip anu paper engineer to Ill a vacancy in the Forest Products Laboratory, Forest Service. Madison Wis. The salary is $500.
 In accordance with a resolution adopted at the last general convention of the Episcopal church number of l parishes of the. diocese of Connecti- cut will hold a mission during the week in Lent immediately preceding I Holy week.
 bowling. All for the ladies at the
 Elks' Tuesday, Nov. soth.-adv.
 Duck hunters about Ola saybrook can see the birds by hundreds out in the sound, but too far away to reach
 them and they will not come in this
 mild weather trtil late al night, when
 the law is on and will not permit them
 to be sh6.t at
 With National Committeeman Hom-
 CT s. Cummings and five former democratic members of congress from Connecticut in attendance the mem bers of the democratic state central
 committee will meet in Hartofrd, on
 hHnday, December 15.
 Everybody is going to the Amateur Fl Vaudeville. Dec. 6 and z at the State
 Hospital New Amusement hall.-adv II Local art stu 1ents rave been notified
 that an exllibi jpn of "Art Associated with the Child" will be held under the auspices of the Art Alliance of Amer lea at 6s5 Fifth avenue, New York, be-
 ginning on November 30 and continu-
 ing until December 13. U At a neighborhood meeting. for pas-
 tors and their focks of all Methodist churches in the New Lcndon district
 held in tl1~ Eederal Street Methodist