Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-24
NlR Ba1ligttn.
Norwich, Monday, Nov. 24, 1s1s
VARIOUS MATTERS

vAr40O0 NSfA ! GAkN9
 Light vehicle lamps at 4.5S o'clock this evening.
 It is not often that the turf Is green and velvety as late as November 24th, as is the case today.
 Yesterday was the last Sunday of the ecclesiastical year. Sunday next is the first Sunday in Advent.
 Favorable weather Saturday brought many shoppers to town and merchants were well satisfied with trade.
 that Rev. E. A. Swanson of Woodstock has been visiting at the Children's Home.
 Minstrel and dance at Parish hall, Taftville, Thanksgiving eve. from 8 to 12.-adv.
 The annual meeting of the State Probation Officers' association is to be held in Meriden. Wednesday, Decen- Der 10th.
 A spell Of cold and clear weather, with light snow Thanksgiving day, is Daboll's Almanacs prediction for this week.
 During Sunday afternoon the Otis Library reading room was in charge of Mrs. Rena s. Hamilton. There were 1OS visitors.
 There was shower before mid night Saturday, but Sunday proved mild and pleasant. a good example of an Indian summer day.
 Recent gifts to Peck Library, Nor wich Free Academy, include Rich ard Fields %Fifth Booke of the Church." published in 1910.
 Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick, who has worked in Norwich. has been work ing for some time on the 19s-foot chimney at the Royal mills in River point, R. I.
 Just received a new line of specially engraved private greeting cards for Xmas and the New Year. Step in and see samples at The Bulletin Office Joh Rooin.-adv.
 The seventh annual meeting of the Connecticut Bradford Academy club was held Saturday at the home of Miss Helen E. Tolles. No. II Marshall street, Hartford.
 Mrs. Roswell B. Palmer has been appointed collector for the Village Improvement association for the mon- ey necessary to maintain the electric lights in the village of Noank. The plans for an Every Member 1 canvass of the United Congregation : al church for Sunday, December 7th ] arc moving along encouragingly under Robert H. Montgomery's direction.
 Saturday at 8 o'clock. at the request or the Holy Name society, a month mind requiem high mass for Thomas Driscoll was sung in St. Patrick church by the rector, Rev. J. H. Brod- erick.
 1 According to reports from Wash | ington a special effort is to be made tc take a most complete census of farms l next year and blanks 10 be filled out will soon be mailed to all engaged ir | agriculture.
 i Tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, the women of Trinity Methodist church have been invited to the home Of Mrs w. H. Bath, 5s Williams street. There will be missionary programme dur ing part of the afternoon.
 The publicity committe of the in. dustriai and agricultural exhibit, tC be held at the State Arnory at Hart. ford beginning February g. is headed by Leonard H. Healey, of Woodstock secretary of the state board of agr1- culture
 | Papers have been received by tn, sheriff of Holland county in the cast | of Clarabef s. Trieschmann agains Chester s. Trieschmann for divorc, xparte. Mrs. Trieschmann claim divorce on the grounds on intollerab bl cruelty.
 It is announced from Yale that tn newly created committee on adnis l xI-h Dol win Norwich Free Academy, 'S3, i chairman, will neke no radica changes in requirements fo radmis sion 10 Yale.
 About fifteen parish families wi be provided Thanksgiving cheer ii baskets to be packed tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon in the Sunda, school room of Christ Episcopa church, Norwich. Rev. Richard I Graham rector.
 The James J. Began Manufacturirl company which operates two mills i Rockville, the West Main street plar and the Saxony mill held it's annu; meeting last week and elected Her bert J. Began to succeed his brotl CT, the late Colonel Francis J. Rt gan as head of the firm.
 Notification comes that it is de sired to enlist immediately for sci vice with the American forces France and Germany 253 men to COT stitute an Engineer company f, '. possible use in railway operation ar f maintenance. Enlistments will be fl periods of one CT three years.
 The United States Civil Servi, n commission announces for Decen
 Der 9. an examination for structur | steel inspector. A vacancy in ti Construction and Maintenance dc
 partment, Naval Ordnance Plan
 South Charleston. W. Va, at s7.o4
 day, will be filled from this examin,
 tion.
 At a. reception given Thursday e
 ening by Wooster council R. and
 M., to r. Ward DeKlyn. of Danbuf
 most puissant grand master of Il
 grand council of Connecticut. Il
 grand officers present included Geor
 A. Sturdy of New London and Rev. ,- Romeyl Danforth, New Londo - grand chaplain.
 q A native of Norwich. the late Rs
 Thomas J. Kelly, of St. Pete
 church, Bridgeport left an estate
 about s5,ooo, bequeathing $500 ca
 to a cousin, Mrs. Nellie Bray and !
 aunts, Mrs. Thomas Cummings a
 Mrs. Catherine Casey, of Norwic
 and the residue to Bishop Milan
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