Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-22

Formed.
 Members of Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fellows Of Danielson attended the ses- sion of Israel Putnam lodge Tuesday evening, when a degree was confer red.
 Daniel J. Byrne was in Hartford on Tuesday on a business trip. tors of the public library Tuesday evening.
 Service at Congregational Church
 The annual Thanksgiving service is to be held at the Congregational church this year.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent and c. Dwight Sharpe were at New Britain to attend the recent state conference of
 The Chandler Normal school at Lex ington, Ky. is to receive a barrel of clothing and other articles packed by the Woman's Missionary society of the Congregational church. Tie bar rel is to be packed on Friday of this County Commissioners Report Fin
 ished.
 County Commissioners John A. Dady, E. H. Corttis and Urgele La france have completed their annual report, setting forth in detail the transactions in county business dur ing the past nScal year.
 Shoots Moose and Deer.
 While on his annual hunting trip in New Brunswick, William Fraser of moose and also a white deer, the pelt of which he brought home. MT. Fra ser reports moose as more plentiful than usual this year because they are not so much hunted, many sportsmen being away to war.
 Morse Nightingale Co. Advances
 Wages.
 The eMorse-Nightingale company, op- erating three cotton mills in the city, have announced a wage advance ef- fective December 4, the same date that advances will go into effect in a, num- Der of mills in this section. All cot ton manufacturing concerns in the city have TOW announced an advance in wages.
 Thomas P. Ryan, Joseph Larrow, Peter Daigle. F. H. Cordier and Fred erick Authier have been named as a committee of Court City of Putnam, Foresters of America, to arrange for an important social event by the lodge.
 Norwich Branch Crews Busy.
 Local freight crews on the Norwich branch have been doing extra work at points along the line and especially in Putnam might be relieved.
 Higher Wages at GrosvenordaIe.
 It was stated at the office of the Grosvenordale company Tuesday af- ternoon that notices of an advance in wages have been posted at the mills of the corporation in the Grosvenor- dales. Twelve hundred operatives will benefit by the advance, the amount of which is not stated, TourteIIotte's League Schedule. The following is the league sched- u1e of the Tourtellotte High school team: December 15. Tourterotte at Putnam; December 19. Woodstock at Tourtellotte; December 22, Tourtel- lotte at Plainf1eld; January 3, Bart lett High school of Webster at Tour tellotte: January 12, Tourtellotte and killingly at Danielson; January k Putnam at TourteFlotte; January 26 Tourtellotte at Woodstock; February ?, Plainfield at Tourtellotte; February 9, Tourtellotte at Webster; February l6, Killingiy at Tourtellotte. Will Discuss Fire Protection. This evening, at the meeting of the Mems club of St. Philips church, there is to be discussion of methods of fire protection, the discussion led by Ellsworth L. Kelley, assistant fore- man of Chemical company No. 1.
 It was announced Tuesday after noon that the offering at this church at the Thanksgiving day services will be for the Day-Kimball hospital