Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-10

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 Norwich. Wednesday. Oct. 10. 1917.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 5.47 this evening.
 At present s4 patients are being
 cared for at the tuberculosis sanatori-
 um.
 One entire window in. the O1evson l store is devoted to exploiting the Lib-
 erty Loan.
 It was cold enough before the rain Tuesday to start up demand for win ter garments.
 The state convention of the Sons o4 Temperance will be held in South Manchester Oct. 26.
 Carloads of express matter are
 reaching the local stations indica ting
 the big business going on in all lines. l A number of church societies which are planning Christmas sales will
 hold them for the Red Cross benefit
 this year.
 Auction bridge, whist, dancing. Fri I day evening, Oct. 12. for K. of c. war 1 fund-adv.
 Members of the Cleaners class of i the Central Baptist Sunday school worked at the Red Cross room Tues | day afternoon.
 At Rockville. former Lieutenant Governor Lyman T. Tinsier, who has been confined to his home by illness. Is able to be out.
 The Wednesday evening business in the stores promises to be good, following . dull day due to Tuesdays unpleasant weather.
 Walter R. Denison of Groton has been at his summer homo at the Gol- den Spur hauling in his larses house. boat for the winter.
 Unions are appointing delegates to attend the state conference of the Friday and Saturday.
 The Congregational church at El- pastor since last May. has extended a call to Rev. James T. Carter of EHn- wood.
 Rockville will be the meeting place of the Holland County Sunday school convention, which will be held in the Union Congregational church today (wednesday).
 Tho s4th annual meeting of the board of management and the commit tee of town visitors of the Holland county home is to 1be held at the home
 Timely books received at the Otis Library include, The A. B. c. of tho Fundamentals of Military Service. nnd Ear1e'E Life at tho u.. s. Naval Aca- dcEnJ.
 Tho way Tuesdays rain brought down tho leaves pleased the sports men, who havo been complaining that the foliage was 50 thick there was small chance of getting a fair shot at the birds.
 Mrs. Penheid's dancing class opens Friday. Oct. 12. Afternoon class 4:15. 1
 The now west end lower in ths | yard ia nearly completed and l will be ready for occupancy in about | neoted now and the steam boilers arc being installed.
 pr. Louis T. Cassidy will care for i the members of Court City of Norwich l No s3. F. cf A.. while Dr. P. J. Cas- | sidy is out of town. Office 4s Main 
 AS Is his custom every Wednesday. i Rev. Richard R. Graham rector of | Christ Episcopal church. will conduct | the service Of morning prayer at the Norwich state tuberculosis sanatorium | at 10 o'clock today.
 Notification has reached here of the Connecticut Society Of the United States Daughters of 1872. which Is to be held Friday. Oct. 19, at the Hotel Stratde1d. Bridgeport.
 Some of the delegates left Tuesday afternoon to attend the state conven- lion of circles of Kings Daughters which is to be held in the Baptist church in Danbury beginning this Wednesday, afternoon.
 Tho income tax. which requires that Ill individuals receiving incomes of ,f tho fact. does not got into effect lntil March 1, 1918. The documentary 'tamp law goes into effect Dec. l.
 A meeting will soon be held in Worth stoninston. at the call of Mrs. !. Stivers, to elect a permanent chair nan and officers of the local branch of ( he committee on women's activities of he Connecticut state council of de- ense. School for dancing will open Satur- lay, Oct 20, at Grange hall ChiIdren's f lass meets at 2.3o, Academy class at ( 80. Terms, 1S lessons $1o. Mr. Cliff , ord will be at the hall Saturday, Oct. | i 8, from 3 to 6.-adv. f Under the corrupt practices law all for cfilce in the recent town z lection must file accounts of their r lection expenses with the town clerk ot later than Oct. 15. The law ap- z lies to defeated candidates as well as 1 hose elected. The annual conventions of the 2 hurches and their auxiliaries belong ' ag to the Advent Christian conference f Connecticut and western Massachu T etts Is being held at Bridgeport this : 'eelr commencing at 10 o'clock Tues : ay morning. s The state highway commissioner q