Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-04
VARIOUS MATTERS


 yeFyf cold wazapther E D ipredicfsd fo,r. i. a few days.
 .--L Light =xahlels4 lamps at =p4s4s o'clock this evening.
 J. I. Pollock was a weekend visitor at his home in Stonfngton.
 The benches in4the city 2 parks have been put in storage for She winter.
 Some Of the .uneven flag walks orl Otis street are being straightened and | Sale Of Xmas novelties, Dec 4th and 9th In the Central building, Room 47, Mrs. Hadley G. Gray.-atv.
 Sunday proved an invigorating win ter day. the mercury standing at 42 The balers' busy season Is begin ming, as some of the rich Christmas cakes have been ordered already.
 Sunday afternoon 1o7s=visftors en- joyed the privileges @ofA the Otis Li- |bfary reading ropnl Mrs. Irving Ham flton wan in ctaTge. E HH
 Several of the circles of the Kings Daughters have begun Systematic lines of work, at the suggestion ofrthe supply committee of Backus hospital Three weeks to Christmas, and mera chants claim that persons who fail to buy toys early will nay more for them bye and bye. since the salpplyzis com parativelys sort -..z ..
 At the Thanksgiving service We'd nesday evening at the stNeiiand Con- gregatinIe=fz, churcr 4ans offeri1g of SIS. 4h sis made Tor the starving ~IchH- Iii4eil5 4l ef Albania. , | ..=e. sr--sfA
 Attend the Xens' Christmas sale of fancy work, etc, at the Thayer building Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 70 o'clock.--adv.
 Norwich people who continue their stay at Neptune Park and Ocean mails daily, while the cars continue running on a 15-minute schedule
 Friday next, the feast of the Im- naculate Ceneeptiona in the Cathonc church, those Catholics who so desire are freed from the obligation Of ab- staining from meat for that day. -
 The passenger traffic the last few days beats anything ever before. on the New Haven road through Bay brook Junction. All through trains were run in two and three sections.
 At the close of the Jewish Farmers Federation Convention in New York, the officers elected included, on the executive committee, Morris Levitt, Ellin Igton, Conn; Isaac 4Nelcfer. Col chester. -. ..az - ,s,,-- --.9ez Shoppers will find many attractive Christmas gifts at Woman's Exchange, and refreshing lunch in the tea room. Opening today.-adv S-
 A Hartford paper has the item of local interest that MT. and Mrs. John o. Finders of Highland street have re- turned. after spending few days at their summer home at Pleasure Beach, Waterford. :
 Coin collectors learn that the issl- ance of the new half and quarter dol lars has been delayed until early in 1917, 5because of the extraordinary de- mand for smaller coins. cents. nickels and dimes. s...sz 3=5
 Now that the leaves are off the trees, the Norwich Tuberculosis Sani-= tarium shows up we'll from trains on the Grotona division. and the advan- tages of its high. sunny. slightly 1oca- ton are apparent.
 Dealers here have been notified that the annual convention of che Ameri- can Association of Garage Owners is to be held at the Auditorium Hotel, Chicago, Feb. and 2. during the Chi cago Automobile Show. ...
 Sunday evening, in the Second Con- gTegational church. at: Pi Lambda Epsilon meeting in the church par Jors, the topic was Enthusiasm; it's value: how cultivate it.' Isa- 12:1-8, the leader being Miss Esther F. Allen. It At the funeral of Miss Elizabeth McGinley, held Friday morning with 3 solemn requiem mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Hart ford, Rev. John J. McCabe of Jewett City was deacon of the mass. -...5 z It was announced by a New York Sunday paper that Governor Chas. s. Whitman, a former Norwich Academy student, son of a minister in the town of Sprague. has $20e,000 in plums to distribute. through his recent reelec- ton. .rs. E
 - Horses appear to find the newly re- set drinking fountain at the junction of Boswell avenue and Franklin. street much more convenient since it was raised, while the change. in its loca- ton makes that point less dangerous to traffic. --. Es..-:-F. . . Connecticut members are interested in the fact that eleven professional sessions and ? number of papers have been Prepared for the annual meeting of the American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers, beginning Tuesday. in, New Yefk. iif%5=' FAs ;'z77a a;f l A former. Norwich student, Miss Evelyn. Cranska, daughter of Floyd eCranska, of Moosup. gave a dinner in the yestry of the Baptist church Wed-i nesday to all the children of the Sun day school. About sixty children were -Eizz7=s=-,.=.a=raz.z
 While fishing at the Navy Yard Sum day, Albert Lavarge, #off Franklin