Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-10

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Norwiehh. Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1903.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Marketmen are featuring the new
Norway sardine.
The long threatening snow began
about 1O.45, Tuesday evening.
Every train and trolley brought Wis
itors to inspect the fire ruins.
Men who have been spearing for cells
through the ice on the small ponds
say that cells are few this year.
The stone cutters employed at the
waterford granite quarries returned to
work Monday after being idle for some
time.
Civil war curios. pictures. photo
graphs and mementoes are given a
new interest by this weeks celebra-
lions.
A series Of successful evangelistic
services is being conducted by Miss
May B. Lord, at the Norwalk Metho-
dist church.
The annual meeting Of the Connec-
ticut state agricultural society is to
be held in the city hall at Meriden to-
day "wednesday.
Contributors who aid the state Peace
society are receiving notifications that
the second American national peace
congress is to be held in Chicago.
Local and national bartenders' IN
ions have voted to assess union mem
bers soc per week. for the aid of the
United Hatters of North America
The coming convention of state let
ter carriers in Meriden February %,
VIII be the first time all the free de-
livery Offices Of the state have been
represented.
Mrs. Eliza J. Spencer, widow Of
Charles 7. Spencer, died at her home
on Block Island, Sunday in her 45th
year. The funeral win be held there
today "wednesday.
In St. Patrick's church, Tuesday
morning, relatives and friends attend
ed an anniversary requiem high mass,
celebrated By Rev. Hugh T-eanor, for
Jeremiah O'Sullivan
Tuesdays calamity furnished a hne
opportunity for the display OF kind
illness and humanity, and only the
sufferers know all the deeds Of sympA-
thy and mercy which 1t prompted
Sarah Morgan Gardiner, wife Of
Henry S. Robinson. who died in Hart
ford Monday, attended Miss Potter's
school, Pennington, and had class and
school mates in eastern Connecticut.
George A Sydleman of StantoL
avenue, while in the crowd watching
the fire early Tuesday morning, fell
and dislocated his shoulder. He was
given attention by DR.. J. H. Allen,
who CHANGED to be near by.
The marriage of former Representa-
tive James ]. Foy and Miss Anna MUIR
ray has been announced at Central
Falls, r I. The marriage took place
in New London last August. and the
secret was kept by the couple since
that time until very recently,
Rev. Walter g. MacIntire, pastor Of
the Rockville Methodist Episcopal
church, has been appointed associate
secretary Of the Connecticut union, and
will take up his new duties on April
!. This Office was created at the last
annual meeting of the union.
The Shore line electric railway has
filed with the board Of railroad COM
missioners a petition asking their ap-
proval of the prop 5ed route in the
towns Of Old Saybrook, Essex and
Westbrook- A hearing win be held in
the capitol, Wednesday, February II.
In attendance at the Connecticut
Harware Mems convention at Water
bury were Herbert B. Cary. Norwich,
S. L Ewald, New London, Warren S.
Ames and Arthur NJ. Clarke, Putnam,
P. T. Jordan, Willimantio. Mr.. Jordan
was elected president, and Mr.. Clarke
a director.