Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening.
 patriotic exhibit in the interest o1
 Liberty bonds is attracting attention Ito show window of the Maurice
 Sample Shop.
 Members of the Natural club and of the Central Baptist Bible class day afternoon.
 Although the days continue mild, the
 nights are cool ard trade in winter garments, furs bedding, etc., is pick iEg up gradually.
 The Tooth anniversary of the death l Of 'Tadeusz Kosciuszko has been cele-
 brated this week by the Polish resi- dents of Connecticut.
 First class repairing neatly done, 6a Main street, Central Wharf.-adv.
 Federated clubs from this section will send delegates to the state meet | irg of Federated clubs to be held at | Woodbury Thursday.
 Tuesday at o'clock in St. Patrick s | church an anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs. Margaret Connor was sung by Rev. J. H. Frederick. The Foresters of America will meet
 
 take part in the Liberty Day parade. adv.
 | To meet the demand of those par ticipating in fall social affairs, Nor wich merchants are featuring some unusually beautiful dancing frocks. The Collegiate Balloon school of Rockville will send a balloon up at Springfield this afternoon at o'clock f-v~ %ho nf hn 1no m campaign.
 The First Baptist church at Winsted has voted to extend a call to Rev. c. s. Nightingale of Moosup to be pastor of the church, and it Is expected he will accept.
 Orders were received In Connecticut from the war department yesterday to accept 30 men for the field artillery. Exceptions, opportunities are offered il. this branch.
 Local people are still discussing Sunday nights sunset. which they de- clare was as near a reproduction in the sky of the American flag as one would imagine possible.
 So far this month George L. Chesbro, state agent of the free employment bureau, has placed 223 applicants. He has many demands for mill weavers and spinners and for farm help.
 Today is to be a big day at Fort Wright on Fishers Island, when tf.e troops will celebrate Liberty Loan day. A field day program and other inter esting exercises will be carried out
 Horsemnn from this aection were at Windsor Tuesday to attend the races at Sage park. One of the entries in the 2.16 pace class, purse $500, was Rhoda Ashburne. c. H. Michael Dam ielson.
 William L. Higgins and daughter Ruby of South Coventry returned from a 2,000 mile motor trip which took them as far south as Old Point Comfort and Hampton Roads
 At the new Baptist parsonage at roQuonoc there was the first wedding Saturday evening when Rev. O. G. Ruddington united in marriage Sidney J. Eccleston and Miss Mary E. Lef- fngwell. both of Groton.
 Railroad employees hereabouts are joining with others of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad in contributing for gifts to be sent to France to former railroad men who are now serving with the coIors.
 The Andover town school board re- gently organized with F. J! Jewett , MT Jewett has been chairman since 1910 and MT. Cook begins his 18th consecutive year as secretary.
 Prof Walter A. Towne has received notice that the scientific prizes of BulkeIey school, New. London, which were discontinued after the death of George F. Tinker, will be continued by Meyer and Perry Hollandersky.
 There was a months mind mass of requiem read in St. Mary's church. | Tuesday morning at g o'clock. by Rev. Joseph H. Ford and ] Rev. Otto S. Baumeister, for the late ! Mrs Michael Lynch of Lebanon.
 The patronesses for the lecture and 1 of trench warfare to be {! given by Sergeant Arthur Guy Enpey | in New Haven Saturday evening in l clude Mrs. c. c. Elwell and Mrs. Leon | ard Bacon, formerly of Norwich.
 A Derby correspondent notes that l Attorney P. B. O'Sullivan. son of the wich, Is an ensign in the United | States navy and is stationed in the l censor bureau in New York 'city.
 The county auxiliary of the Con- necticut council of defense has made plans for a great patriotic rally in Rockville this Wednesday, evening, when Congressman Augustine Loner Che of the speakers.
 The state society of the Sons of the American Revolution and individual are giving efficient patri- otic service through the contribution of ambulances and auto trucks or other supplies to aid the war council of the merican Red Cross.
 At the meeting of the synod of the province of New England being held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at St. PauPs cathedral. Boston, there are four clerical deputies representing the 1iocese of Connecticut. including Rev. J. E1dred Brown of Norwich. rom MT. and Mrs. George W. Guard ,f Washington street located them still in North Spencer, New York