Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

l Norwich, Saturday, Oct. &l, l9lo. 1 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.2s this evening.
 Delegates are being appointed to Hartford Nov. 1-3.
 Get your Sunday dinner at Mabrey's, 50 cents, beginning at 12-30.-adv.
 Fallen leaves on the wet walks were responsible for numerous slides and a few falls yesterday.
 At Phoenixville tomorrow Rev. G. G. | Scrivener of Norwich will preach in | the Methodist church. The fellowship meeting of Congre- gational churches will be held at North Stonington Wednesday next. During October the planet Neptune is still in Cancer in the morning sky. Uranus is still in Capricornus.
 Until the rain of the past two days interfered, members of the golf club have been improving an exceptionally pleasant season.
  Fetlers subject at Central Baptist tomorrow night. Hear him.-adv.
 Norwich florists are showing Some handsome chrysanth emums, which will continue to grow bigger and more beautiful as the season advances.
 An army order of Friday reads: Capt. ;. E. Wilson. c. A. C., from present duties to inspector-i instructor, Q IAn0
 Dr. F. N. Seerley, M. D., of Spring field at mems meeting, '. M. c. A., Sunday, at 3.45 p. m.-adv
 Mrs. Charles Burrows of Poquonoc has issued all invitation to the Rebekah Noble Grands' association to hold its November meeting at her home Nov. 12th.
 It is reported about Noank that the Ashby house has been sold to New London men who will turn it into a boarding house for the shipyard em- ployes.
 New stamped goods at Woman's Exchange, baked beans and brown bread served in the tea room.-adv.
 James Josiah Clark, so, died Wed nesday at his home in New York Flu neral services were held Friday at 1050 Amsterdam street at Il o'clock Burial will be in New London.
 Delegates from eastern Connecticut will attend the mid-year meeting of the Connecticut Federation of Wom- ems clubs to be held in the Center church house, Hartford, Wednesday, Oct. 25.
 Men, hear pr seerley of Springfield at '. M. c. A.. Sunday, at 3.45 D. m.- adv.
 The number of cases of infantile pa- ralysis in the state has been increased by the addition of two, one in Green Wlch, the other in Waterbury. These make @ total of S44 reported to the state board of health.
 One of the oldest residents ta this county, Mrs. Louisa B. Moshier. aged lO1, widow of Samuel Moshier, died at the home of Mrs. Nancy Beckwith at the Golden Spur Thursday One son, 4. P. Stark, of Bristol, survives.
 Double male ~quartette from Bass Clef at I. NJ. 'C5QA37 Sunday at 3 AS D. m.-adv.
 The case of George Loper, accused by Mrs. Mary Coleman Hewitt of sell ing her opium, will be presented in the New London police court this (Sat- urday) morning before Judge William B. Coit. Loper is under bonds of $1OO.
 Today Csoturday) George R. San ders of Norwich will go to New Lon don because of the death there of his brother, Jeremiah P. Sanders, 82. Of a family of F, GeOrgeR fl. Sanders is now the only one remaining. and he is 76.
 In Ballouville. W. A. Norton of Nor WIch is making repairs on the water privilege which he owns, at Daniels village.
 The Groton Heights Baptist and Groton Congregational churches will respond to the presidents proclamation and will hold a union service for the benefit of the Armenian Syrian relief committee Sunday evening at the Baptist church. -.E
 \ Deep River party, William Stan dish, George W. Lee and Charles Kahr- man, in company with Fred WaIdon, left Wednesday evening for Colchester on a hunting trip. They expect to be absent until Monday and will be en- tertaIned at Colchester and Lebanon
 One of the oldest members of the parish who has been attending the exercises of the mens mission at St. Patr!ck's church this week when the weather permitted is William Nc Cloud, who was 94 in June, and who insists on walking to the church from his home on Summit street.
 The quarterly report of the Rock vile visiting nurse Miss Katherine McCarthy, shows the total number of visits. 7S4
 In response to the proclamation of the president of the United States to the American people and the message Of the federal council to the churches and Christians of America, a number of churches hereabouts will join to- morrow CSunday) in making an offer ing for Syrian and Armenian relief
 Connecticut Patents.
 The list of patents issued to Con- necticut inventors, reported by Frank H. Allen, follows: George Amborn. Chapinville, boring bar or tool holder: Nils H. Andersen, Middletown, ball re- talner; Max Apstein. Norwalk, razor blade holder. Christian Rod-,,a- Ho,,,