Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

l - 1 Light vehicle lamps at 4:5s o'clock i this evening. E: The planet Mercury is too near the sun to be neen this month. | Psychic readings by Mrs. Conyers at Spiritual Academy tomorrow.-adv. 1 Several gypsy moth scouts are in. specting trees in and about Warren vile.
 A book at the Otis Library which Is of timely interest is The Rebirth of Russia, by L. F. Marooson. t':-;-f A number of local lodges and ota- CT organizations are giving up ban quets and suppers until after the war. Men who use boats for business or pleasure have had a long season this year, with few storms to prevent their trips. l Special bargain today in portable
 eIecrtic lamps at Schwartz Bros. Sec adv.
 | The Preston Chapel Prayer meeting | this week was led by Rev. Arthur Francis Puri<iss, pastor of the Central Baptist church. .-., At chicken pie supper and sale on Thursday evening the Ladies' Aid So- ciety of the Poquenoc Baptist church | realized over $1oo. " | As in former years, benevolent Nor | wfch women arc planning to make Thanksgiving a cheerful day at the various institutions This weeks enlistments at Hartford include Frederick Henry. Perkins.
 W1llimantic, who will go to the naval reserves as an ex-service man.
 | Violet Ray treatment scalp and fa- cial massage. shampooins, manicurtnx, done at your residence. Miss Lucy | Gregson. Phone 265.-ady.
 Having moved from Park street.
 Norwich. Dr. N. F. smith and fam1Iy are now residents, at the McMahon
 place, on Butternut TIili. Mohegan. | The boys of the Holland Boys ! club are making a house to house canvass to receive subscriptions or
 pledges for the Y. M. c. A. war work | fund. | Recent additions to the membership of Trinity Methodist church, include | Mrs. A1nie Hubert and Walter Stocks. of Hedge avenue, and Howell Clark i of Washington street.
 Both men and women are invited to attend the illustrated lecture on r. M. | c. A. work for the Indians at Y. M.
 c. A., Sunday. at s.3o p. m.-adv. About the state there Is demand for the issuance of script in small de- nominations and three-cent pieces | to be very convenient women's Relief Corps members in a number of Connecticut cities plan to send boxes of Thanksgiving good l things to the old soldiers at tine Fitch Soldiers Home, Noroton. Persons sending Christrnas boxes to soldiers in camp arc forgetting thnt these boxes must be fastened with screws not nails, and arc making extra work and trouble for the post office clerks. At a concert and dance given by the Italian banl of Stafford Springs at St
 Edwards hall: Friday evening the pfo- grau1Ine included a Hymn, composed bs Rev. F. J. O'Neil, formerly of St Pat rick's church, Norwich.
 Which should control. Parents, or Children? subject of sermon on the Fifth Commandments at Central Rap l tist church tomorrow evening-adv. 7 | At the post office, complaints are made already of careless persons who send Christmas packages and letters | with the Red Cross Christmas Seals on the face. These seals are not per- m1tted on the address side. The government liquor inspectors who are in Rockville just now say that 1 it will take them a whole week to check up, because son>f, of the dealers have over twenty barrels of whisky and other distilled liquors on hand. w. S. Martin, who formerly con- ducted a photographic studio at Staff ford Springs, has sold out his studio at Willimantic and will devote his <.f h hfs- invention. portable toy theatre. in Hartford.
 With the plan of closing their res
 winter. MT. and Mrs. William W.
 Eeckwith are moving 50 an apartment
 in Mrs. Beclewith's house. the former
 Sears property. on Church street.
 Which should control, Parents or
 Children ?? subject of sermon . on the
 Fifth Commandment at Central Bap-
 tist church tomorrow evening.--adv. y
 The funeral of Mary E.. wife of
 James Young, who was killed by be-
 ing struck by. an auto delivery wagon
 Monday evening; vas held Thursday
 III Ocean avenue. New London, Rev.
 J. Romeyn Danforth offlciating. Burial
 was in Jordan cemetery.
 Wednesday afternoon at Plant field,
 New London. a picked team from the Coast Guacd Academy, Fort Tr7lmbuil,
 held the team from the U. s. s. Chi
 cago in % tie; DesmGnd Msurphp.
 formerly of the Vermont University
 eleven, played right guard for the
 Coast Guard team.
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