Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-20

I the Little Plain has been covered for
 the winter by the water department
 The pastors probationers' class of Trinity Methodist church met Sunday afternoon with Rev. F. W. Coleman for study.
 Saturday at o'clock in St. Pat rick's church an anniversary high mass of requiem for William Pierson was sung by Rev. J. A. Frederick
 The New Haven road has sent out an appeal to shippers, consignees and agents to help solve the car shortage problem by speedy unloading of cars.
 Dealers in Connecticut have been in- formed that the eighth annual meeting of the Natural Ice association of Amer
 lea will be held at the Hotel McAlpin,
 New York, Dec. 5, 6 and '.
 A Rockville girl, Miss Ruth Adams,
 daughter of Mrs. John Brown, who is la senior at Wellesley college, has been
 elected tf. Eta chapter of Phi Beta Kappa society of Massachusetts. Among the Ii October marriages re-
 turned in Willimantfc was that on the
 18th of William Morris, 30, and Mary Constantine performing the ceremony. The British-Ameri..an war relief fund, of which Lady Herbert is presi- dent, acknowledged Sunday additional subscriptions, including, from Plain field committee, $35, Baltic friends, $20. The announcement was made Satur- day that the American Sumatra To-
 bacco company has harvested from its Connecticut properties about 1,250, 900 pounds. These inventory at $1 a pound.
 There is to be a musicale at the Willimantic Woman's clup rooms Tues day. The violinist is Miss Helen B. panist will be Miss Annie L. Taft, also of this city.
 Cases assigned for . hearing for al- legged violations of the automobile law Wednesday before the secretary of state include Henry E. Davis No. Is2
 Palmer street, Norwich, operating
 while intoxicated.
 The marriage of Miss Anna Pittler and Max Goldstcin of Hartford took
 place. Sunday evening at 6ssssos clock in
 Torah hal. Hartford, and was followed
 by a reception. Mir. Goldstein former
 ly lived in Ellington.
 Chief Gunner's Mate Cyrus Adams, who has been 24 years in the service, recently resigned at the submarine
 base and left the navy yard with the
 intention, he told his friends, of join- ing the naval reserve. Members of Faith rrumbull chapter, l D. A. R., learn with regret of the death of Mrs. l.. K Curtis of New Britain, corresponding secretary of the Connecticut state chapter, which oc- ] cured Friday morning.
 
 Horace Johnson predicts that we're 1 in for something big about the 18th or Seth. It will be a storm of rain or mew of great proportions, and look for it to last several days Get in your coal now. is my advice" The American co1,mittee for Armen-
 ian and Syrian relief, of which Charles R. Crane. 70 Fifth avenue, New York, IS treasurer, acknowledges from the church. Gales Ferry, $50. Letters and packages under 20 pounds weight, according to the U. s. postomce guide of July 1916, will be forwarded free of charge to interned vessels fn American ports if they are marked Prisoners of War" At Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slater he'd family reunion on Sun day of last week. There were present their six children and their families from New Britain, Lakeville, Middle town and A1nston, and their seven
 grandchildren.
 Norwich suffragists headed by Mrs. 1 William A. Norton, who attended | Thursday evenings state suffrage dir1-
 ner in New Haven came home newly enthused by the fact that S14,00o was speedily pledged for >the cause by the
 delegates present. It was noted by the Catholic Tran
 script that Miss Catherine Boyle was Ito be at St. Joseph's church, New London, Sunday and at St. Patrick s
 church, Mystic, in the afternoon in l the effort to secure homes for depcn- dent children of the diocese. I Mrs. Catherine Mctaarry of New London has announced the marriage ot her daughter, May E McGaIry. and William E. McGuire of Hartford. The wedding took place Tuesday, Nov. IA at the parochial residence of St Au- gustine's church, Hartford Rev. F1-
 Barry performing tie ceremony. New York society papers Sunday mentioned Rutger B. Jewett fornerl, of Norwich, among the limited number or smart set guests at the Colony elut Saturday evening when Mir and Mrs Joseph Hanblen Sears announced the engagement of their only daughter fPeneiope, to sherman Phelps Platt. \