Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Since Christmas and New Years come on Monday, it means triple holiday. for those entitled to holi- days.
 Dancing class in Pulaski hall Mon day evening, Nov. 20, at 7.3o.-adv.
 The signals at the station in Plain field will soon be lighted by electricity thus doing away with the kerosene lamps.
 Thieves have stolen goods of late from the Central Village freight de- pot Candy, tobacco and other things have been taken.
 The recent rummage sale held by the Catholic Woman's club, Mrs. Frank T. Sylvia, president, netted the sub stantial sum of $51.
 The meeting of the Bozrah Mission ary society is to be held this (Sat- urday) afternoon with Mrs. Henry Hamilton, of Yantic.
 Rev. H. J. Wyckoff and Swahn's or chestra at mems rally Sunday at 330. adv.
 A clear day is predicted today, after Fridays mixture of snow and rain. and merchants are looking for the first start of holiday business
 Ten benevolent women worked at Red Cross headquarters Friday morn ing and others accomplished much work during the afternoon.
 Greatest medium x: America, Mrs Vanderbilt, Spiritual academy, Sum- day. Wonderful psychic messages adv.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Quaker Hill Baptist cnuch realized S5S at it's annual supper and sale at the church Wednesday evening. Mrs. E. G. Black of Groton has been notified of the death of her father, John Carlow, 73, in Glasgow, Scot land Mrs. Black is the only member | of her family in this country. Connecticut manufacturers have been notified that the banquet of the American Association of Woolen and Worsted Manufacturers is to be held l at the Waldorf Astoria, December 6. Mentioned among those at the suf- frage dinner in New Haven Thursday evening were Mrs. Johnston, Putnam; Mrs. H. B. Hunt, Mantle; Mrs. K. N. Bill of Lyme and Miss Edna L. Tyler, New London.
 Mason Chamberlain's famous DOT trait of Benjamin Franklin, after be- ing in England ever since 1t was paint ed in 1762. is now ownel by George s. Palmer of New London, who re- gently acquired it.
 During November Saturn rises be- fore D. m. 1t IS in the constellation of Cancer. a little south. and cast of a line draw n through Pollux and Castor Its rings are still well placed for tele- scopic observation.
 MT. Hugh Kinder sings at mems rally Sunday at 3.30 p. m., Thayer 1 building.-adv.
 Lawyer Frank Deon of Webster, who shot and killed his son and wife, is well known in Grosvenordaie, his wife being daughter of the late R. B. Stroud, well to do farmer in that section 2c years aga.
 Two Academy girls, Misses Dorothy and Alice Larkham, of Plain Hill, have raised about 125 guinea broilers for matched in July and were ready 10 market early in November.
 Come to Womans Exchange for lunch and afternoon tea Food sale ] Orders taken for Thanksgiving. Nov cities in stamped goods for Xmas gifts.-adv.
 The W1ndham county W. c. T. U president Mrs. L. k. Fuller, has hibition campaign fund. This is at the rate of five cents from every white ribboner in tie county. /! St. Patrick's Tierney Cadetcs oi Mystic are planning for the observ- ance Of the third anniversary of the | founding of the society, Sunday aft ernoon. Delegations from Norwich | have been invited to attend.
 The teachers in Norwich Art school this year are Miss Brown, drawing and design: Miss Watrous, jeweiry, draw ing. design and pottery; Miss Mallett drawing ;.nd composition; Miss Briggs drawing; Miss Caruthers, jewelry.
 Circulars were received in the tex tile trade in this state Thursday from the office of the Depot Quartermastel at Philadelphia( announcing that the army was in the market to buy 500,. 900 yards of olive drab shirting 1an- nel
 Word has been received by MT. and Mrs. Walter M. Taylor of Holland, o1 the death of their son. Lynd Taylor who enlisted in the 54th regiment from British Columbia and was at the from in France. The message stated thar ms Oeatn occurred october 26.
 Erwin B. Chase, IT,. and Miss Daisy May Aldrich of East Killingly, who were united in marriage by Rev. c. H Barber at the Congregational parson. age in Danielson, have been on a tril which included visits in Providence Lonsdale. Norwich Town and Mont. vile.
 At the Sunday evening service il Moosup Methodist church there is t , be a secred concert by Misses Luc, and Sarah Adams of Boston. Thes' two diminutive ladies. the former 4 inches tall and the latter but 46 inches have been spending the week in Nor wich.
 One of the new democratic stat senators is Pairck B. Sullivan of Derby, secretary of the democrati state central committee.x MT. O'Sul livan is the son of the late Dr. Thos J. O'Sullivan, a native of Norwicl and married Miss Lawton. a forme ] Academy teacher.
 Fifth Company Drill. Captain Wilson, U. S. A, attended Al l--RIT