Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
Glle l2ulleti.s. Norwich, Monday, Dec. 6, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Fruit growers are improving the good weather to prune their orchards.
 Benedict Arnold" at Breed theater. of peculiar local interest.-adv. The D. A. R. memorial fountain on
 the Little Plain has been boarded up for the winter.
 Changes and corrections are being made in the new telephone directory,
 which goes to press December 9.
 Funeral services for Samuel Teb- mutts were held at his home in Mi antic Sunday afterndon at o'clock. Burial was in Mantle cemetery.
 Providence papers note the issuance of a marriage license there last week electrician, and Austeria Elizabeth Morris, 21 years, both of Norwich, Conn.
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 Dr. Patrick Hr. Hartman of Nor wich has been appointed commis- sion to examine into the sanity of Herbert Maine, a prisoner confined in the New London county jail and re- ported to be insane.
 A circular letter has been sent out to all creamerles in the state from the office of the dairy commissioner and the commissioner on domestic animals, asking for a list of all farm CTS who produce milk or cream for their use.
 Today. December 6, is St Nicholas day, patron saint of children, especial ly of schoolboys; or poor maidens, sailors, travellers and merchants; pro- tector against thieves and losses by robbery or violence; chief patron saint of Russia.
 The Worcester Gazette says: Ed ward S. Moore, New York, New Haven & Hartford switchman, cele- brated the 65th anniversary of his birth Friday He has been railroading 47 years, and is one of the three oldest railroad men in this city, in point of service.
 The Lynbrook Estates, incorpor- ated, of Norwich. has filed a certifi- cate of incorporation. The company will deal in real estate. It is capital ized at s10O.0OO. The incorporators are c. H. Frisbie, Otis B. Hall, L. L. Chapman, J. c. Worth and Michael B. Ring, all of Norwich.
 Do you know that Mabrey, 57 Broad way, is serving afternoon tea from 3 to 6? Drop in and try one after your holiday shopping.-adv.
 Dr. Everett J. Mcknight of Hartford and Dr. William H. Carmalt of New Haven have been appointed by the board of directors of the state prison to act at the prison under the require ments of the sterilization law passed at the recent session of the general assembly. The law also applies to the state hospitals at Middletown and Norwich.
 There is a scarcity of edible fish in the New England markets, especially cod and haddock Light fish receipts at Boston as result of the four days gale along the coast, which destroyed thousands of dollars worth of fishing gear, have created a dearth of fish which will be felt in every large town from Boston to New York.
 Don't fail to see Benedict Arnold motion picture at Breed theater.-adv.
 Parishioners at St. Patrick's were urged on Sunday to make every eff fort to forward the sale of Red Cross stamps, having in mind the humane object of the movement, the fact that it is desired to raise $1,000 for an outdoor camp for tuberculosis suffer- CTS, to benefit the poor and the chill dren of the poor, a beautiful charity in the name of Christ.
 After two lengthy sessions the west side special building committee of Mystic has awarded the contract for the erection of the Fifth Groton dis trict school house to J. J. O'Donovan of Norwich. The contract price was $26,000 and was the lowest estimate submitted. The contractors figures include an assembly hall in the build ing, but does not include heating or sewerage.
 Johns message to the Saviour, "Art thou he that art to come or do we look for another?' from the days gospel, Matt xi:2-10, was the text chosen by Rev. F. l.. FitzPatrick, at St. Pat ricks church, Sunday, in adducing proofs of Christs divinity. In the the tenor solo was by Rod erick F. Sullivan, the bass portions of the duet being well sustained by Professor Farrell.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Thurston of Hallville, longtime residents of Nor wich Town, spent Thanksgiving at their cottage at East beach, Quono- chontaug, R. l. Their children and grandchildren are with them, making eleven in all. They enjoyed the stay in spite of the fact that the sleet and wind of Wednesday made it a hard trip, and that the wind on the shore was almost a gale when they reached the beach.