Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich, Monday. Nov. 22. 1915.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Yesterday was the last Sunday after Pentecost in the church calendar
 Local people have been at Watch Hill and Ocean Beach to see the big surf lashed up by the gale. Robert T. varnum of Pomfret, has leased the Kane cottage in Bellevue avenue, Newport, for the winter.
 Neosha whist tonight in Foresters' haIl.-Adv.
 The bans of marriage have been
 published between John Morrison of Westerly and Miss Mary Clifford of
 Willimantic.
 A collection for the Catholic uni- versity at Washington will be taken up in all the churches of this diocese
 on Sunday next.
 The funeral of Halsey l.. Allen was held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the Baptist church, Rock vile, Rev. H. Rouglas Pierce of1ciat- ing.
 Barges Emperator and William c. Moore, from New York, are discharg- in their cargoes of paper stock at the Thames Specialties company. at
 Montville.
 Rev. J. H. Buckley of Rockville
 preached in the Wesley Methodist church at Warehouse Point Sunday l morning in exchange with Rev. c. H. Van Natter.
 The Central Village Fire company
 has received a check for $25 From John Baton in Wauregan in appreciation Of | the work they did at the Eaten fire about week ago.
 A meeting of the board of man. | agers of the Connecticut society, Sons of the American Revolution, is to be l held at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, at 12 o'clock, Wednesday. There is a demand by collectors and others for the new Lincoln cents. The 1 new coins bear a D, indicating their | mintage at Denver. and are the hrst cents to be so marked. A former Franklin pastor, Rev. H. A. Beadle, now of Pcmfret, is away on | his vacation. visiting his sisters. one in | Virginia, another in Washington. and l a brother in Port Royal, s. c. The Connecticut Society of Colonial ! Danes has received an invitation from Mrs. Oliver Jennings to hold the June meeting. at which the annual election | of officers is held. in Fairfield. The Chamber of Commerce has been asked by the American Defense society | to cooperate with 1t in making. De- cen.ber 6, which marks the opening of
 congress, American Defense day. Stephen Robbins, s2, died at the
 home of his nephew, Dr. B. B. Robbins, ] in Bristol Friday. He was born in I Ashford and was a member of Com pany B, Twelfth Connecticut Volun- l teers.
 At Mystic, when the Prosperity ban quet of the Mems club was held on | Thursday evening at the Hoxie house, Horatio Bfgelow of Norwich, of the Climax company read an original poem.
 At the annual conference on county farm bureau work and county league New Haven, Fred c. Warner. county agent, of Norwich, will speak on Value of Records in County Work. Miss Catherine E. Boyle, visitor for l the diocesan board for the protection | of dependent Catholic children, was at l St. Andrews church, Colchester, Sun l day after the g o'clock mass to obtain
 homes for dependent children. The girls of the Halle club gave a | well attended supper at their rooms | in the Chapman building, Broadway, i Saturday evening. entertaining Mrs. | William Camp Lanman, now of New l York, the founder of the club. Contractor and Mrs. L. M. Young
 have leased the Clifford house on Lau- I rel Hill avenue for another term of
 headquarters while supervising work at Fishers Island and elsewhere. II That no miscellaneous supplies can
 be purchased by any post of1ce with II out authority of the department al
 Washington, is the substance of a1 order received by the local post office
 from the department at Washington. Il The household goods of Rev
 Charles Tibbetts of East Greenwich R. l., the new pastor at the Uncas-
 villc Methodist Episcopal church, ar-
 rived Saturday morning. Rev. Mir
 Tibbetts conducted services Sunday morning.
 Nineteen cases of alleged violations of the automobiles laws will be heard
 by Secretary of State Charles D
 Burnes at the capitol Tuesday after
 noon. including Thomas Howe, New
 London. failure ot pay for markers
 using temporary ones. Today (Monday) the officials in the
 automobile department of the office o1 the secretary of state will send oui
 notices to owners of automobiles and motorcycles to renew their registra-
 tion for the coming year. The notices I will be sent to 50,000 persons.
 An organization to be known as
 the ConINecticut Public Health associa.
 tion, for the promotion of concerted
 and uniform action among health as-
 sociations and to assist generally 1T
 the improvement of health conditions
 throughout the state, will be informed