Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-29
QIt1e Blallktin. Nor~ich. Wednesday, Nov. 2e, 1916.
VARIOUS MATTERS

.NAN1OOS MA kENS
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.5o o'clock this evening.
 This will be the marketmen and grocers' busy day.
 Holiday travel began Tuesday and promises to be heavy today.
 Some of the schools will hold Thanksgiving exercises today.
 Special Thanksgiving dinner at the City Lunch from 12 to 2:30-adv.
 Grange Inspector Irving E. Crouch of Groton recently visited Bolton Grange.
 Eighteen new Italian books have been added to the Otis Library shelves recently.
 Hotels and restaurants are making many reservations for holiday diners tomorrow.
 Elks' social Wednesday night. Dancing at o'clock. Doors open at 8:30.-adv.
 The Groton Equal Franchise league has begun q campaign for increased membership.
 Electric lighting service to Groton Long Point will be discontinued by the borough power house December I.
 Monday evening the Haviland class of the Second Congregational church met at Mrs. R. H. Montgomery 29 Colt street.
 Thursday, Thanksgiving day, and the Feast of St. Andrew the Apostle, the holy communion will be celebrated in the Episcopal churches.
 Come with the crowd to the Police mems Ball, Dec. l. in Olympic hall at S.S0 p. n.-adv.
 An anniversary high mass of re- quiem for Mrs. John Callahan was sung in St. Patrick's church Tuesday at o'clock by Rev. J. H. Frederick
 Fewer students than usual from preparatory schools will be home for the holiday. as in many cases such schools delayed their term openings this Fall.
 All employees of the Mystic wooler company at Old Mystic have beer granted an increase in wages amount ing to 10 per cent, to take effect or December 4.
 While engaged in carpenter work or new cottage being erected at Crys. tai Lake William McKeeman of Fl. lington fell Monday morning and broke two ribs.
 Time, g o'clock Wednesday evening Place, the Elks' club. The girl is wait. ing for you-adv.
 Clinton D. Hanover, John Tomlin- I T74<s. today on six months cruise dowI the Atlantic coast to Florida in MT Hanoyer's power boat.
 The program of the meeting of tht Connecticut Public Health Association is being prepared by Dr. John T. Blacl of the state board of health.
 Next Sunday. being the tooth ami versary of the founding of the Con gregationaI Educational society, the she Congregational churches. Visit Woman's Exchange for minct and squash pies; choice cakes fol Thanksgiving. Hot lunches served daily.-adv.
 Mrs. Emma Fell, 6S. for eleven year g. resident of North Coventry, died ol Sunday at the residence of her daugh ter, Mrs. Caroline Brown, in Andove1 Death resulted from pneumonia. Norwich alumni have been notife, that the annual dinner of the Ney England Association of the Alumni o Brown University is to be held Jar 93 at the Copley Plaza, Boston. Although no new cases of infantil @rI %I,f state for three weeks. the state boar of health put an additional patien from Union. on the records Monday. Connecticut's population Jan. 1917, will be 1,254,926, as determine by the bureau of the census. whic based it's calculations upon the in crease shown by the federal census 0 1900 and 1910.
 The price of a ticket for the Elk. dance will provide Christmas cheer t some poor family. Fifty cents, lad and gentleman-adv. The autumn invitation exhibition c work from the craft departments C Norwich Art school is to be held a Converse gallery Dec. 5, from 3 to The public exhibition begins Dec. | and continues until the 18th. The December term of the Tollan l county superior court will open Rockville. Tuesday, Dec. 5. It is prob able that short calendar session wi l be held Friday, Dec. i. Judge Vii liam L. Bennett of New Haven wi preside.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Loomis C | Bolton who were married 50 years az ! Tuesday and the formers brother an ! wife, Mir. and Mrs. William H. Loomi l who were married the day after ar both to celebrate the anniversaries c the thirtieth this year.
 The new cement walk connectin Connecticut college trolley waitin station and the car track, was com ! pleted Monday The walk is laid i
 the shape of T, crossing the roa l and running parallel with the cs
 track for a distance of about 30 fee Dancing and Department. MT. D. ! Clifford will be at Wauregan Hou: parlors, Sat, Dec. 2, from 3 to arrange classes in dancing. Terms,
 lessons $8. Further information st
 Mir. Clifford or write.-adv.
 The opening entertainment in st
 ries by the Catholic mems societies
 New London. was given at Hibernia l G s-l