Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Florists are selling many. bulbs for fall planting. #
 New arrival Of fresh crab meat to- day at Powers Rros.--adv.
 temperatures as low as S4 degrees being reported.
 Considerable work was done at Red Cross headquarters Friday. the open ing day of the second season.
 New arrival of fresh crab-meat to- day at Powers Bros.-adv.
 The favors and decorations in ad- vance of Halloween, as displayed in local stores. show many novelties.
 The crowds of teachers in town for. the convention Friday made business lively for the hotels and restaurants.
 Some handsome guinea broilers have been raised this season at the farm of Mrs. Melissa L.arkham on Plain Hill.
 A book of local interest recently acquired at the Otis library is A. Hyatt Verrill's The Real Story of the Whaler.
 Fresh dressed chickens soc lb. at
  street.-adv.
 The Stonington Mirror mentions that Edward Murelo has been at the Vito cottage at Lords Point, and has now gone to Thompson.
 Swahn's orchestra and cornet solo at mems rally Sunday at 3.30 in Thayer building.-adv.
 This CSaturday) afternoon Secochu- noco Camp Fire Girls are to have a ceremonial meeting at the parsonage of the Second Congregational church.
 Relatives here receive encouraging news from Amos Allen of Napa, Cal. who recently suffered a shock. He has recovered the use of hls left hand and is improving generally
 The annual meeting of the Norwich Christian Endeavor local union is to be held at Lebanon next Saturday, Nov. 4. An auto bus is to meet the car arriving at Yantic at 2.15.
 Men, hear address by Rev, S. Thatcher at mems rally in Thayer store 3.30 Sunday.-adv.
 William B. Clark of Springfield and Lords Point died at his home Oct. 16 in his 42d year. MT. Clark was i'll
 
 mer, but his death was unexpected.
 In response Co many requests. the Norwich Red Cross room in the Thayer building will be open Wednes . days as well as Fridays hereafter, the hours 10 to 12.30 a. m. and 2.15 to 4.15 p. m.
 Miss Fanny Chapman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs William Chapman, of So al of Poquonoc, were quietly married Thurs day evening at the home of Rev. o. G. Buddington of West Mystic.
 'Ts the Church Losing Ground?" pr. Slocum will answer tomorrow night at the Central Baptist.-adv.
 Miss Celia Gagnon of Wauregan and John Lefeve of Oceum were united in marriage at Sacred Heart :" church, Wauregan, Tuesday morning by Rev. J. c. Mathieu. Miss Eva Gagnon was bridesmaid and Alfred Lefeve was best man.
 A letter from John Gray, secretary of the American relief work at Rome has come 10 Mrs. Robert W. Perkins thanking the Giuseppi Garibaldi socie- ty of Norwich for 362 pairs of socks sent to Italy through the local Rred Cross.
 It is stated by the Connecticut Churchman that the money left by Mrs. Agnes D. Phillips, widow of Prof A. w. Phillips, of Yale, who died al Ridgefield, July 2S, will now go tc a brother of Prof. Phillips. living ir 1 Norwich.
 Special food sale at Woman's Fix l change Baked beans and brown bread served in the tea room-adv. l Contributions toward the4 fund fol ! the Armenian Syrian relief made dur | ing the week by members of the Sec ond Congregational church by request of the pastor, Rev H. J. Wyckoff, were | sent to the Urea surer, Nathan A. Gibbs at the Thames National bank. Norwich friends hear that Mir. and Mrs. Albert T. Avery (Rachel White) of Groton, both Norwich Free Academy graduates, who were married early ir the fall, are spending the winter ir | Montreal, MT. Avery representing the | Groton Ship and Engine company | Excursion to Montreal via the Gen. tral Vermont railway, Nov. 10 and II final return limit Nov. 27. Only $10 fol the round trip. See flyers for particu- ! lars.-adv.
 At Central Village, MT. and Mrs | George Loring gave an engagement dinner at their home the other even 1 ing in honor of Miss Louise D. Filling hast and Stuart Ellsworth, Edward c | Tillinghast and Miss Harriet Loring whose engagements have recently beer | announced.
 At a meeting of convent aIumnae o1 | Connecticut at the Convent de Notre Dame, Waterbury, Wednesday, wher a state federation of Catholic alumnae was formed, the officers elected include i as executive board, Mrs. M A. Bailey | of Hartford representing the Academy of the Holy Family at Baltic. l WEDDING. |