Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

mas this year. The Mems club Of Pouuetanuci is to .etEe . soesal i'll the parish house early in January.
 Noewieh people who are in Wash there. with pIezrxy of snow and Ice. Shipments of balsarn trees for C1ifieftnaS are being received in Con neetieot to~r,s, coming from Nova Scotia. The dedication of the rebuilt Palmer Mezrlorfa1 school will attract mum Saturday.
 A number of New London women came to Norwich Thursday to attend the meeting for the formation Of lneedlework guild. All unciassifed lahorers on the New Y orfS, New Haven and Hartford rall- road have heen given an increase or three cents an hour. close the fall term today, the major fty keeping in session until the fei-- lowing Friday. Dec. 21st
 Rnbert Brown, for several months in the employ Of Dr. J. N. Lewis of Ash oWay. R. L. has entered the employ or the Shore Line division of the electric railway at HaHville- The D. A. R. Memorial bubble foun- tain on the; Little Plain has been cov- cred for the winter by the street de- partEneHts men under orders from ESupt. George E. Fellows.
 At the former W. T Lane property on Perkins avenue a number Of trees have been cut down and other inn provements are being made by the re- cent purchaser, George J. Kraft. Tie junction. at saybrook the last week. has been the traffic center A general yardn1a ster has been in charge with his engines clearing up the cars that were left By outlawed crews. Come ito the Runmage Sale for bar gains in the Breed building. Saturday Dec. Is. from 10 to 5. for the benefit of the free wool fund-adv. As Rev. Charles A. Parker of Will lington asked for an increase of salary of s200. a meeting of the church mem hers was called and it was voted to
 ;se the salary $2oD year, beginning
 Wy l.
 T:v.l, tuberculosis sanatorium have not ct ceased smoking. This fine barn was enlarged after the kanatoriurn site had speen purchased from John F. Post of Norwich.
 Forty six handsome Christmas trees. cut by' Charles H. Brown of Norwich or his property, Riverview, at Gales Ferry. kaye been donated for the dec orations of the bargain war fair at the Y. M. c. 4.
 Charitable Circle of the Kings Daughters has held it's last three meetings at the homes of the Misses
 Hilton. Union street, Miss Howie of
 Broadway, and Mrs. J. Teffr or Spring Garden avenue.
 Thursday night the members of tke U. s. s. Chicago band were entertain ed at tie home of Mrs Albert yrhonp- son in Groton. A large number of the. young women of the borough were asked to act as hostesses.
 The Norwich Savings Society will be open for business every legal husiness day Saturdays included, from a. m til 3 D. m until further notice.-atv.
 A meeting of the large grain dealers Of the State was held in Hartford Thursday at the ofHce of the federal too0 cofnln sss1cner to talk oyer the dairy and farm associations.
 ". O. Peck Of East Hadearn has been an exhibitor at the seed corn contest in Adddletown the aOth and also at the Ncrwich show. MT. Peck had a bumper crop of corn this year and or superior size and quality.
 A New Haven paper states that Mir. and Mrs. william D. Fitch will return Sunday. from Maine, where they have beer spending the past three weeks at their camp Mir Fitch is the son of Mrs. William H. Fitch of Norwich
 Deaeeu and Mrs Everett P. Russell Of Sornehs celebrated their 5otf we'd <7 Avxmv- 1[a~S-- x- day. Owing to the cold weather and the rAtiser fr&H health of Mrs Rus sell, there was no formal celebration held Tnesdzy enensng in the interest Of
 sdsaeatson sSt .Aae Esange hail at 8 o'c3ock Wl & Esakin, +. w Barber and tlss IeGss4 astpdrvisor. g. F Con notly. spoke Ynere were deraorrstra- ngins rnsrsapsFs were presens and Mrs Aohn E Port E-sHzaed at 2 Club Of the centrni Bapt.st ci1,,r1i1 Wednesday afternoon wifi Mrs George J. ErHft of Broad street The afternoon was passed very rleasantly. At .. short trial session of the rsi land county superior court in Rockrille "Wednesday n,ornifig the divorce case
 W.lss. sT Esr MAlksss sf Ms.s,s aa,nst inst Isnsa |
 aecisien reeerYed Mr. Waakkrx is
 sAeking 2. divorce on the grounds of Assertion.
 A Norwich man said Thursday that.
 with all tshe Ontcry Concerning the scMrnity of fs1ea there is enoaaf dead wood lying about under the biz tfees ia Mohes1n park to supoav every needy farniiy in town VttA fireyyood. If people here-wefe as thx4zRy as those in E1f1pean colntrlAs- and would. utilize if. -,
 To 9s Married Jaraayy fsth.
 Nr. and Mrs. Mayer sBruchaer of 7s
 " Washinstpn street have issued ayy-fsa~ tfc4s 10 the mart1ase of <steir daf,lsh- New London on Jan. 15. 1918. The wedding Will take paaee at the brsSle,s hozae. Miss Braskner is lnerisber