Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-29

branches.
Wednesday is ST. Andrews day, the
patron saint of Scotland. and will be
celebrated also by the different Scot
| fish societies.
The school have begun the closing
/ month of hte fall term, and in some
of the grades examinations are al
ready in progress,
A months mind requiem high mass
for Mrs. James Mcintyre was cele-
| brated in St. Patrick's church Mon
day at eight o'clock
Sale of Christmas novelties today,
! November 20, at Miss Maud c. Buck
! inSham's, 14S Mckinley ave-. from 9
a. m. to D. m.-adv.
A total of SO building permits was
issued in the leading cities of Con-
necticut last week, the total value of
| buildings being 1921, 410.
! 1t is claimed that so much hunt
| ing with ferrets, as now permitted by
/ law. is greatly reducing the number
| Of rabbits in Connecticut.
II. E. Hanna has been appointed
| agent at the Navy Yard station by
the New Haven road. William A
Warner is the new agent at Hadlyme.
The Hon. Isaac w. Brooks of Tor
ringtOn is acting governor of the state
until December 8. Governor Weeks be-
ing in attendance at a conference in
kentucky.
At the assembly of Norwich chapter
of Rose CroiX at Masonic temple on
Monday evening several candidates
were worked, there being a good sized
attendance.
Mrs. Michael P. Shea of Perry street,
New London, gave a farewell parry to
her nieces, Misses Viola Moray and
Mary Ward OF Danielson, Saturday
evening. Whist was played
This morning the civil superior court
win resume it's session and the case of
Alice d. Perkins VS.. J. d. Latham, exc.
will be continued. The next case is
Main VS.. Gray and other excrs.
The anniversary of the death of the
Manchester martyrs, Allen, Larkin and
O'Brien, which fell on November %,
was COMMUNICATED Sunday by A. O.
II. societies in several towns.
The season of Advent is sometimes
known as Little Lent" and is intend
ed as Il time when church going peo-
pie shall prepare themselves for the
AdVeat or coming of Christmas.
In the city court Monday morning.
Joseph Bicknell was fined SO and costs
for drunkenness and paid his bill. He
was the man who was found intoxicat-
ed with a bundle Of dynamite under
his arm.
Peter Sellas and Thomas Marches
have received postals from Peter BIZ
bicos, who is in Paris, under date Of
November Is. He is having a fine
time, but says Paris doesn't compare
with Norwich.
At the meeting OF the Academy team
Monday afternoon sweaters were voted
for the football team and caps for the
second team. The balance will proba-
bly, be used in leveling off the campus
and building a running track there
Rev. Otis W. Foye. formerly of
Thompson, preached his final sermon
as pastor Of Calvary Baptist church.
Torrington. on Sunday He will be-
gin his work at the Winter Hill Bap-
list church, Somerville. Mass. Decem-
Der 1.
Henry Clay Kline, formerly of
Plainfcld. brother of the late Prof.
William Kline, died at San Francisco,
Cal, November s, in the eighty second
year OF h Usage. Mr.. Kline has for
years been prominent as an edcua-
tor in California.
Food and Dairy Commissioner H.
+. Potter has eight cases which he
wifi prosecute early in December for
Illegal selling of oleomarga A
Danielson dealer is charged with law
breaking on the oleo count.
The government is to build a new
life saving station at Green Hill. r.
l., so that the long stretch of beach
between Quonocontaug and Point Ju-
dith will be patroIled. The crews
house will resemble those at Watch
Hill and Fishers island.
Alert and in good spirits in his SD
winter of teaching singing school and
his AID season on the Willimantic
camp ground, Prof. w. o. Turner was
in Norwich Monday, on his return
from Thanksgiving visit with his
cousin, DR.. Charles o. Maine of Ston-
ingtOn.
The new car demurrage rules, ap-
| plicable to all stations and sidings of
| the railroads In the New England
states, originally intended to take eff
/ feet on October l. viii go into effect
| next Thursday. with the notifications
approved by the interstate commerce
| commission.
Mrs. Annie McGrath of Brooklyn. n.
! T.. whose husband is captain OF q
| Royal Blue line barge, discharglng coal
| at Allyns Point, died in Memorial
/ hospital, New London, Sunday, from
/ intestinal trouble. She had been TAX
| en- to the hospital but q few hours
| before her death.
! As one Of the results Of the practi-
/ cal merger of the New Haven and
| Boston g. Maine roads, there is to be
/ a consolidation of the trree informa-
4 ton bureaus Of the New Haven. the
| Boston e. Maine and Maine Central
| systems, iwth special reference to the
/ summer and holiday business. The
| headquarters will be in Boston.