Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
V, VARIOUS !, MATTERS

s. this evening.
 The Otis Library has issued, con tinued slistso of books on the Great War.
 Oysters on half shell Phone Powers Brothers. s.-adv. F. 7 Ducks are, numerous along the beaches in4 the vicinity of Watch Hill. ] Holiday. visitors began to arrive Tuesday and found a typical gray Noven1ber. afternoon. Hotels and restaurants are prepar- ing to serve the usual special dinners to- family parties on the holiday.
 George Wilbur Kiester, formerly stationed at the State Pier, died Monday at his home in Fl ,Paso, Tex as. '; \ 7if- .t9s K
 Jerome A Shirley, .7s, veteran sof the Civil war and Grand Army man, died at his home, in Groton Monday night. s~ ar.t .s
 The Coventry selectmen have sold the Antoinette' Case place, owned by the town of Coventry, to William 5. Roberts of Bolton.
 Tho pastoral message from the House Of Bishops was read at the Sunday services in a number Of the Episcopal churches.
 State Commissioner Henry T. Cor man of Norwich has been in :Volun- town inspecting the work of Select man Coon on the state road. Just received large Gui1ord clans today at Powers Bros.-ady.
 A number of new cottages are be- ing erected at Groton Long Point. In ail,% it is expected that eighteen new ones. will be built this winter. Rockville Lodge. No. 1859, B. P. O. EliSs, will observe its second annual lodge of sorrow in the Palace Theatre on Sunday. December 2, at 3 So'clock. { The S1 inmates. at the New London almshouse. were provided new cloth ing, and moved into the new aims house, which is to be called Hillside Farm.
 A party of. rangers from Hope Valley. made the trip by automobile and attended the recent annual rabbit pie. supper of North Stonington grange.
 Peck & McWilliams of Norwich have taken a contract, for the Briggs Manufacturing company at the stone mill in, Voluntown and have be- gun. work there.
 Minstrel and dance at Parish hall, ! 431LNttkG 4n<AAAb51b1u6 CtG AAOkA O W L.--ady.
 l A former Norwich man Thomas E. Wetmore of Ocean Beach, has, pur- chased the Miller house at Saybrook Ferry but will not locate there till early next spring.
 | The offices and shops of the Thames l Towboat company were closed all day Tuesday in memory of Frank II. l fVl,n rsvH.clI 1IIhI:s -hfYif6in of New LondonAwere at half mast.
 Warren and Perry Murphy of Pros pect Hill. Noank butchered year old hog, which weighed over 400 pounds They have two more just as heavy which will be killed about Christmas l During the past week District Sup erintehdent Rev. William H. Bath, of Norwich, was in HockanuIn holding special services at the Methodist church of which Rev. J. M. Potter is pastor.
 Dance tonight, Parish hall, Hallville music by Sunnyside Jazz band.-ady. The study class of Trinity Method ist church, Mrs. Costello <. Lippitt president, hAId an interesting meeting Tuesday -afternoo oon with Mrs. William H. Bath of Williams street, the toptc being Indta. G - ,a t,.=. ,1J i a- E 6
 Lillian Clark, the three-year- -olc daughter of Ellsworth Clark of Fair view avenue, Groton, has cerebo- spin al meningitis, and has been removed to the isolation. hospital. by Healtt Inspector Arnold. :. ..4 t.
 The offering in all the Catholi, churches of the diocese the conini Sunday win be for the Catholic Uni verstty at hington, of Which Rev Thouias J.t ShaRan, formerly of tfii vicinity is rector. i+
 Get. your lIvc holsters here fo Thanksgiving, lb; 3sc.' scallops ant clsms-s Big variety in fresh fish Broadway Market 40 Broadway--ady | About 20 Thanksgiving baskets, tc be sent to parish families, were packec Tuesday afternoon at Christ churct Sunday school room by Mrs. Jame: Lewis, Smith. Miss Mary E. Richards and Miss Mary G. Osgood.
 Officers of the Laurel Glen Improve.
 aent society are. President F. L Po,eell; vice. president William Ruther; secretary, Martin L.. Kimball treasurer, J. D. McCuiloch;- entertain, ment committee, O. Cheseborough.
 Men are equipping the coruer stor, in the Thayer building, ou F'ranklii | new revolving ovens for Arthur E Andrews cake bakery work whicl will not be completed until abou Jan. 1st- a Thomas W1lfred. the disfiiig guishet
 Danish irterpreter: of folk songs au
 playereof the quaint old twelve String
 ed lute, who played at a recent con cert of the Norwich Music Associa | tnon Ia to appear In Hartford De
 cenaber 8th-
 Just received q new line Of special . Fy engraved. private greeting card for Xmas and the New Year. Stop i and see sznlpiea at The Bulletin Of
 fec Job Room--adv.
 \ Members of the family and friend
 attended a. months mind requie-
 high mass for Mrs. Patrick Colema
 sung In S. Patrick's church Tuesda D at e.ght o'clock by her son, Rev. Hen y J. Coleman, assistant pastor ;:
 6outhtngton. ,-.,a,. i i Major. William rhaw, who al
 some of his first flying at Watch Hi
 in a. Curttss- flying boat. is credite
 with having brought down four Gel | man planes and one Boche balloe I on the official list of aces recent
 published by the war department.
 The sta4e fishl and game commit
 sion sent out 35,0e0 hunting licens
 this year, as against 27,0o0 Ain 1s1
 Scores of applicants for licenses we turned down. mostly boys under years of ago. In Connecticut, no ol under 1e years of age is allowed a
 cense., .as
 Miss Mabel Sheehan, daughter 7. Dennis Sheehan of No. 2 Ward stre. | Rn(lfpffla and UA7-oy ta a- ftO,,~.d- No. 1850 North Whitney street, Har AEI ff,r,d l.-