Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-14

Friday evening. seeeehuneee Circle of Camp Fire Girls met at the Second church parsonage,
 James D. Lerd shipped from Lard's 1 Hill a hedigFeed Shropshire ram te | Nantucket Tuesday.
 The fourth Sunday in October has | come to be generally observed as Pri- son Sunday in tine Churches:
 The Nerwieh branch of the Red | CFess has begun work in the corner | store of the Fhayer building,
 steepie Tam Fitzpatrick, wine wepis= l ed in Norwich duping the spFiRg, has gone to Westerly for steepie work: Raymend J. Jedein of Baltic has | sold his eattage at Pleasure Beach to Henry A, Murehy of New York.
 Men hear pr. s1oeum. tomorrow at Y, M; q, A., 5;45. Subject. The Mas ter of My Boat. Swahn's archestra.- adv,
 Uneie Horace Johnson raeaiig that on the evening of Oct. 10, of the year l63a ar 1889 there was a snowfall of ten inches,
 Norwich eettagars at Neptune park continue their daily sea bathing, ffnd= ing the water a bit chilly, but especial 1 ly inVigaratirg,
 After an enjoyable metar trip on Cape 6ed. Br. and Mrs. c. c. Gildep- l sleeve have returned to their home on l Lincoln avenue.
 Water efee open today from B a. m. to p, m-adv.
 At the close of the stata AdveRtfsts' G6nI=aF93 in Ia hold the next annual conference at the Bridgeport church
 The Hicks Memorial sehaei at Fai= land will pe in session Saturdays to make up the jest time en account Of the late beginning ef scheel, Passengers en the Afentvfife fine ne- tee that pond lilies have been bloom ng all through this month in Nor san's Pond. below Thamesviiie.
 A practical beck recently acquired by the tis library is V. w. Pages -Metefeyeies. sideears, Cycierai Their Coh5tructien, Management, Repair"
 The subject considered at this weeks prayer meeting of the Central Baptist church was What Are We Grams
 Notification has been received by loeal E3 " c; T uA- members That the 70 be held at Indianapolis, Indiana. November 17-22.
 The planet Jupiter is finely placed Tor observation in the early eastern | evening sky, It rises shortly after ' D, m. and will be in view all night throughout the month, It is in Aries,
 Out of town ministers wilo are scheduled 10 preach at the yesper service held at the Connecticut Gel lege for Women during the coming term include Rev. 5. II. Howe, D. D., of Norwich
 1 1ldredge of the Norwich road, Old l Mystic, claims to have suspended the | flrst Hughes campaign banner in the county across the street at his home, | paying therefor about S1o0,
 The High Cost of Living or the Cost of High Livtng-Wh 9" Dr. Sieeun7's $ subject tomorrow night at Central Baptist.-adE,
 At the 5sd annual meeting of the Holland county temporary home held Thursday at the home at Vernon Gen. ter the report of Supt, E. II, flick showed the number of children in the home Oct. 1, 1915, 56; and Oct. 1, 1s18,
 Besides Christmas trees, a ban has been placed by New York state au- tnor1ties on spruce. fir, hemiock, arbor Vltae ana eVergreens, unless raised in nurseries, coming through here from Massachusetts, because of the gypsy month. ~
 Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of the Hartford diocese, sailed this week from New York for Panama, accompanied oy Rev Fasher Ryan of Boston. He went on steamer of the United Fruit company's line and will probably be gone six or eight weeks.
 Every high school in the state of Connecticut has received a 1e++er ir = viting the school 10 send it's ten honor pupils as special guests to the Yale pageant to be given In the Yale howl New Haven, Saturday afternoon. e. 21' beginning at ? o'clock. Wednesday. Nov. 1, designated bv President Wilson as Luthanian day. will be observed by the I.ithuaniors 9f Connecticut by vaxious sS;.--- to raise funds for the relief of wsrI<-.-'==S- reTs in Europe. The money thus raised will lbe sent to the American Red Cross society.
 A New York paper stated Friday that George P. Chamberlain, American consul at Georgetown, Guiana. has arrived in New York for the purpose or consulting with domestic manufac- turers and exporters interested in ex tending their trade in his district. His home is in East Woodstock. Young women desiring to leach school in rural districts will not neces- sar1Iy have to attend normal school in the future, IS the state board of edu- cation has facilities for training teach CTS for rural districts. Announcement to this effect has just been made by State Secretary Charles D. Hine.
 Gave Boys Another Chance.
 James Treadway, negro, a pupil at the Bartlett school, and Clifford Plant. who attends the Saltonstall school in New London, were =-arraigned before Judge Colt at a private session of the New London Juvenile court on truancy complaints Both boys were brought into court on complaint of Truant Of