Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at AS o'clock this evening.
 The election season in the local lodges is approaching.
 There begins to be a demand for Christmas stories at the libraries.
 College students who were at their
 St. James Lodge. No. 2s. F. & A. M., works tonight, at Masonic temple, at 7.30-adv.
 The old metal recovered from the ruins of the Watch Hill hotel fire was sold to Norwich firm for $400.
 Several families from the subna- rine base on the Thames have taken cottages in Neptune Park for the win ter.
 Christmas sale at Trinity M. E. church, Wednesday, Dec. 9th, at 3 o'clock Supper to z. Price 20c.- adv.
 General Kitchener Lodge, Sons of St. George. of Rockville, is planning to 
 ening.
 The public and parochial schools and the Free Academy resumed Ses- sions Monday, after the Thanksgiving recess.
 Sunday evening Rec. G. R. Atha of Groton went to Preston City to conduct services a. the Presten City Baptist church.
 Delegates from this state have left for Minncapo is, t,o attend the 50th annual C. e 1.on of American Insti- tute of --rcnitects.
 At Thompsonville Sunday evening, Judge Edgar M. Warper of Putnam spoke in the Congregational church, Enfield, on Prison Reform.
 A rapid rise in temperature Monday followed a foggy morning, about the time a report was received here that it was showing in New Haven. The Second Congregational church will hold sale of fancy articles and food tomorrow, 10.S0 to 6, in Thayer building.-adv.
 The steam yacht Vanadis, owned by Morton F. Plant. returned to Eastern Point Saturday afternoon, after six
  County Director William H. Mo- Guinness of, Norwich will install the | officers of St. Agnes Tierney League of Mystic Sunday afternoon, Dec. 31 | Mrs. May Fitzpatrick of Mystic was 1 granted a divorce from Edward Fftz- patrick of this city, in the superior l court at Norwich ecently.-Merider | Record.
 l The December White Ribbon Ban l ner states that this county gave S3( 1 in memorial W. c. T. U. memberships l for Mrs. Maria Maxon and Mrs. Char ! lotte Lamb.
 Hear Miss Alnira Frink's dramatic readings, also program of music Norwich club, Wed. Dec. 5th, 8 p. r | Admission 35 cents.-adv The Christmas foreign money order l business in the post office is starting | in. As mails for Europe are subject to censorship and delay, the post office authoritfes0 advise early mailing. On the state road that is to be built through Bolton, from point west of the Notch to where the Andover road is met, there is going to be trouble to | secure gravel enough. it is claimed. I Mrs. Sara T. Kinney of Hartford l honorary state regent of the Connec- | ticut D. A. R., has been declining in- | vitations to address state chapters | on account of the death of her niece The American Committee of Armen- | Ian and Syrian Relief acknowledges ! new gifts. including, from the Con- 1 gregational church, Colchester, $51 l and from the First Congregations. l church, Willimantic, $40. I MT. D. T. Clifford will open classes | in dancing at Wauregan house, Satur- day. December 9th. at o'clock Term: 15 lessons sS. Classes will be graded i-adv.
 For the second year, Postmaster John P. Murphy has secured the ust l of one of the vacant stores in tht l Thayer building, Franklin square, a! B postal sub-station for Christina! and will open it probably on Dec. Is
 The United States Civil servic, | Commission announces far Dec. 19 al l examination for dairymen, for mel
 only, to fill vacancies in the Indial
 service at the Oneida school. Wiscon sin and the Salem school. Oregon. a l s720 a year.
 A large box of old linen and cottol
 and $40 in money have been contrib 1 uIeQ by memDerS or the Anna "arne
 Bailey chapter. D. A. R., of Groto
 and Stonington, toward the Ros
 Hawthorne Lathrop hospitals for can
 cer incurables.
 Attend Christmas sale by ladies (
 Trinity church, Norwich club, Wednes
 day, Dec, 5th. p. m. Useful and fan
 cy articles, Japanese novelties, cand, ice cream.-adV.
 Friends in Norwich continue to hea favorable reports of the work of Wald s. Newbury, son of MT. and Mrs. B. \
 Newbury, who is a student in th Guilmant music school, New York, an
 organist at the Mcrningside Presby terian church, occasionally appearin
 on the concert stage. It is stated by the Catholic Tras scrpti that Miss Carroll. of Hartfor while in Baltimore to attend the cor vention of the Federation of Cathol Alumnae, had as her guest at a re ception in Washington, Miss Hele
 Murphy, of Norwich, niece of Bishc
 Shahan and a. student at Trinity co