Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Light vehicle lamps at 4.4s O'Clock
this evening.
Church Bros. buy raw furs. Garner
of Ferry street-advs
This is the season for annual meet
ings OF the ecclesiastical societies..
In a number of places the grass on
lawns and pastures continues as green
as it was month ago.
The Tolland Boys club is taking a
course in woodwork. under the direc-
ton of James H. Clough.
The examinations for admission to
the Connecticut bar will take place in
Hartford the latter part of the month.
Surely hear Dr. Bishop test medium.
Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv.
The parochial school pupils had a
holiday Friday, after attending the
masses on the feast of the Immacu-
late Conception.
During these short days the hours
of sunshine are greatly appreciated by
the 80 patients at the Norwich Tuber-
culosis Sanitarium.
George Mcfarland of Oakdale and
Richard Krauss of Taftville were adj
mitted as patients to a New London
hospital Thursday.
The Shore Line Electric Railway
company is getting it's snow plows and
snow sweepers ready for some busy
times this winter.
Six hundred and ninety men are now
employed by the Robert Palmer Ship
building company at Noank. This in
cludes all departments.
Prompt attention given to engraving
and watch work by H. B. Kingsbury,
The officers of St, Joseph's Tierney
Temperance Cadets, of Noank, are to
be installed this month by County Di-
rector William H. McGuinness of Nor
wich.
Mentioned among those attending
the state bankers meeting at Hartford,
Thursday was, from the Savings Bank
of New Britain. Noah Lucas, assistant
treasurer formerly of Norwich.
Writing up Tolland Inscriptions,
Skunkamug cemetery, for the Stafford
Springs paper. Joel n. Emo notes that
Two VI 1OlIollu > lOuHQeFS, Ed. 4Nye
and Ladd came from Norwich in Ills.
The engagement of Frank H. Chap
pell, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Chappen of New London, to Miss
Jean Elwood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Elwood of De Kalb, Ill, has
been announced.
'NThe Old Faith and the New Age
DIR. Slocum's subject tomorrow night.
Miss Clementine Jordan violinist, will
play.-adv.
Under supervision of Mrs. Robert
w. Perkins, a Red Cross box contain
ing over 1000 pieces was packed at
headquarters Friday. to be forwarded
to the Bush Terminal, New York, on
it's way to Europe.
When Groton grange celebra ted the
Both anniversary of the founding of
the national grange Friday evening,
Leonard H. Healy of North Woodstock,
former state master, was present to
inspect the grange.
Eleven of. the twelve sheep owned
by Thomas Cavanaugh of East Hamp-
ton, were killed by dogs recently.
Three mongrel bred hounds did the
job and were not caught until they
were at work on the last sheep.
Friday morning, at the O'Clock
mass in st. Patrick's church, Rev. Re
ter J. Cuny gave communion to near
| ly 400, about T25 received the euchar-
list at from Rev. Myles P. Calvin, and
$50 at from Rev. ]. H. Broderick.
The tax collectors Office will be
open tonight until eight O'Clock, fol
the purpose of collecting the unpaid
personal taxes. After Saturday, the
9Th, delinquent list will be made out
and turned over to the prosecuting
attorney as the law directs.-adv.
Forefathers' day. Dec. 81. will be OBJ
served at a luncheon and general
meeting of the Mayfower society OF
New London and vicinity, when mem
6ers will be present from Norwich,
Stonington, Groton, Mystic, Plainf1eld
and Jewett City.
In spite of the urgency and general
interest and appeal, certain of the
Norwich churches have not vet fur
in the work at the Red Cross room
where abundant material row awaits
volunteer workers. 9
new advisory board appointed for the
Eugene Atwood fund, the Stonington
Mirror says: Shepard 3. Palmer is OF
the firm of Chandler & Palmer, engi-
neers, in Norwich. and is thoroughly
familiar with Norwich and surround
ing country.
The United States civil service COM
mission announces for Dec. 10 an ex-
animation for chemist, for men only
| to fill vacancies as they may occur
| in the position of assistant chemist
in the ordnance department at large
| Watertown arsenal, Massachusetts, al
| a salary of $1,000 a year.
WEDDING.
Lloyd NordeII.