Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-25
VARIOUS MATTERS
Tides will be high today.

A few of the holiday visitors will arrive today and Sunday.
 November 18th is Saint catherine's day in the church calendar
 One of the Lords Hill Shropshire sheep was shipped to Bolton this week. z.
 Tomorrow in many of the suburban parishes will be Everybody at Church Sunday.
 Faith Trumbull chapter. D. A. R., will have food sale this a. m. at 10 o'clock in Thayer building.-adv.
 Popcorn is plenty this year and nice looking ears from Franklin are reach- ing market.
 South Canterbury post office is no more. Hereafter mail matter is to be addressed to Canterbury, Conn.
 Col w. H. Hall. senator-elect from Holland county. is being mentioned for president pro-tem of the senate.
 A motor party from Norwich went flight of the Gallaudet hydro-plane
 Social at Elks club Wednesday evening. Tickets fifty cents.-adv.
 
 Red Cross seals have been distrib- uted to the different towns in the state. In all about 3,700,000 have been sent out.
 A correspondent mentions among re- cent hunters on Pendleton Hili, Hora- tion Bigelow and son or Norwich, who were at the Hickory farm.
 G. Herbert Wilson and Miss Cora A. Price, both of Eaglevf1le were mar ried Sunday night by Rev. Leonard
 Mrs. Mabrey, 57 Broadway, will hold a food sale. Tuesday. Nov. 2S. Every thing nice for Thanksgiving
 The government boats which have been in Block Island sound have left, the Panther, for Whitestone Landing; Patapsco for Norfolk and the Trippe for Boston.
 A good number of workers kept busy at the Red Crocss room, Thayer build- ing, Friday. The supplies sent away are now sterilized at Backus hospital, so as to be ready for immediate use.
 Hiss Frances M. Terrell and Ed ward Button, Jr., were married Wed nesday evening at the parsonage of the Groton Heights Baptist church by Rev. George R. Atha-
 The service at the Broadway church at 4.30 tomorrow, not 5, is a musical anniversary. All are welcome.--ady.
 An invitation has been received by the New London Temperance Cadets, from the Father Mathew Tierney ca dets of Norwich to attend their first anniversary exercises, Sunday, Dec. 10.
 Silk manufacturers from this state have been attending the second an nual silk convention in Patterson, N. J.. which was attended by about 300 Of the most important silk manufac- turerS in the United States.
 In collection at tile Arden Galz leries, New York, giving pleasure to an unusually large number of visitors are sculptures by prominent artists, in- cluGing the late Edith Woodman, formerly of Norwich Art school.
 MT. Nye and Miss Maxson, flute and violinssoloiSts at the Central Bap- tist tomorrow evening. Special Thanksgiving message by Dr. Slocum. adv
 At the annual auction of horses in New York this week, i've of Colonel Halls horses from the Clay Cotton stables at South Wilmington, are. list ed. They are Bingo, SoxEDe Forest, Sonora, Leila Hall and Clayton E. 1s
 The regular Thursday night dancing class in Pulaski haJi will be held on Monday evening this week.-adv
 The Dramatic club at the Norwich Free Academy has begun its years work with twentytwo members. Miss EN IN,111 4 . will have charge of the club, which is grouped into sections to present a few dramatic sketches for the mem bers.
 Friday evening at 73o funeral ser David B. Allen and mother of Mrs William H. Gates, formerly of Nor wich, were held at 80 Brown street New Haven. Burial will be in Wor- cester, today.
 Don't forget to take the girl to the Thanksgiving eve social of the Nor wich Lodge of Elks-adv
 When the employees of The New York World. composing the World So- cial club, held their second annual dance Friday night at the Imperial Brooklyn, a member of the publicity committee was Bud Counihan, former ly of Norwich. Connecticut families who have boys on the Atlantic fleet learned Friday that the vessels operating with the fleet will visit New York instead of Harnp- ton Roads from Nov. 30 to Dec. 8. On Dec. 3 the fleet will proceed to Hamp- ton Roads as scheduled.
 Orders taken for home made mince pies and cake at Aliens grocery store or phone 18S3-24. Mrs. A. M Ether idSe.-adv.
 l2 According to a statement made by President Howard Elliott, of the New Haven railroad, the company may find it necessary this winter tc reduce the passenger service or some of it's branch lines in order tc handle the vast amount of freight the | road is required to transport. ELKS' BOWLING