Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-27

 church Sunday that BisheR Milan has postponed his visit t6 the parish fer confirmation until the spring. Already eHs ef tho windows ef the Piaut Gladden. Company is deea#at sd and festeehs lR seaFlst and green, The regular Thursday night dancing class in Pulaski hail will be held on
 Monday evening this wesis-adv. One. ef the new houses ea Slater avenue has been leased by Manager
 Co, store, who recently came te Ner=
 wieh from Fall River.
 The funeral Of Dr. Jeha J. Masaa, a native of Thempsea. WIG died in New York, was held Sunday at a e'= clock in the Reinienf Mesaariai ehapei, Newport, R, I. Burial WAS in New port.
 Beginning todnp (Monday>. tic en- eratiyes Of the Rockville wooden mills will receive an advance of 10 per cent, in wages. Ea1aried and office em- pleyees are not included 1n the in- crease. }
 Time, o'clock Wednesday evening, Place, the Eiiks' club. The girl is wait ing for you.-adv.
 General prosperity promises to mako this Christmas the most com- nercially active the country has ever known" say express eetnpanies in a plea issued Saturday for early Christ
 mas shopping.
 Local members have been notified
 that the first convention of the Ma ttonal Association Opposed to Wom- 1 an Suffrage opens in Washington. D. C., Thursday, Dec. z, to continue through the 9th.
 Nice ripe tomatoes; also trees,
 shrubs and vines for sale at Maple wood Nursery Co. Tel. SS6.-adv.
 A son of Bishop Richard H. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson. of Albany, N. Y, for merly of Norwich, John Nelson, has become a baritone soloist of promi- hence and is to give several concerts in Norwich this season.
 The Central Committee for the Re- lief of Jews Suffering Through the War. subscriptions to Harry Fischel, treasurer, New York, acknowledges additional subscriptions, including, from Yantic. Conn. SIS.
 Mrs. Mabrey. 57 Broadway, will hold food sale. Tuesday. Nov. 2S. Every thing nice for nksgiving-adv The Polish Victims War Relief Fund, 33 West Forty-second street New York, has collected to date more than $475,000. Recent gifts to the fund.- include from ed.-Americans North Grosvenordale. SPA. It was announsced by the Catholic Transcript that Miss Boyle was to be at St. MichaePs church. Westerly Sunday morning, to secure homes for dependent orphans. and at St. Mary's i Stonington, in the afternoon. c. Wesley Brooks and Mrs. Arabelle
 Tuesday, Nov. p. by Rev. H. s. Scar
 borough of the South Park Methodist church, Hartford. They will live in Hartford during the winter. The New London Convivial club celebrated it's 18th anniversary at the Golden Spur Sunday afternoon and in- cidentaliy rendered a reception to an associate member, James R. May
 elected state senator from the Nine
 teenth district at the recent election
 When the December term of the
 United States court is opened in
 Hartford Tuesday. Dec. 5, Judge Ed
 win s. Thomas presiding, one of the
 civil cases to be disposed of is that of
 against Putnam Foundry & Machine company.
 For the winter exhibition of the Ma tional Academy of Design. New York,
 opening Dec. Is and closing Jan. IA Charles Fl. Davis of Mystic, Childe
 Hassarn and Robert W. vonnoh of
 the Lyme colony and J. Alden Weir of Windhana.
 The price of q ticket for tho Elks dance will provide Christmas cheer te
 some poor family. Fifty cents. lady
 and gentleman.-adv.
 Three of Trinity Methodist church young men, Norman Hines, HafWoed Dolbeare and Howard Ives are to at- tend the State Conference of the Old CT Boys of Connecticut which vii be held at New Britain this week. They
 will represent the Epworth League and the Boy Scouts.
 Four freight cars. containing aye= stuffs and two ears filled with dyes and drugs. ali brought over freH. Ger | many in the German subnarinp meF=
 shipped over tho New Haven road te New York during the last few days
 More shipmNats will follow. Tn Springfield, Mass. at the Feeea, convention Of the Hampdea Geuaty TeacherH' Association, the vice efest= | dent elected was Clifton H, Hebsea of Palmer, q former RfiRaipal ef the Greenoviiie school. The retiring RFia= cipai was John R, Ramsey aF West Springfield. another principal. A community Christmas tfee al
 Coventry is being planned by Mrs. l. R. Haven, Mrs. J. G. stiFiiHg, Rev Harold S. WinshiP, Mfrs. c. F: Eeaei | and Miss zeetji 0, Sehs1l; Fha idea is to unite all the district sshaeIs iH the north parish with the ehpFgF aad celebrate together in the siasFsh, At the Sunday morning services iE Park church, the effaftaFE, Rogers Beloved, This Ged Sa LaEe9 Hs,s was sung in g finished HaRRsf hy Mrs Arthur E, Story: IR tfas antheaa, ths
 duet, Hike as fac HaFf,1 GeRstaaes was harm5Hisus5y given by DiFeeta3
 Ebef Learned and Eugene B. SeameRs purtaw-F, F. Atweli s7aet anethe; fox last week, making the seventh 9ns shat ahead of his heslHds tais sss ssN