Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-06

Local friends and many throughout eastern Connecticut gave g post card shower to Calvin L. Rawson. now of Woodstock, on Saturday. his birthday.
 Christmas sale by Parish Aid of Trinity Episcopal church at Bucking- ham Memorial today. Dec. 6, 230 to 2 |. m. Useful and fancy articles, caps. candy, ice cream, coCoa.-adv.
 State papers note that police are on the lookout for Joseph Smith of Holland, a colored man, who escaped from the Norwich State hospital Sat urday night.
 Attorney James s. Casey. son of ex- Alderman and Mrs. Thomas ". Casey of New London, left Monday for gage in practice.
 Charles Champlin of oakdale will move his family from there to one of George Marquardt's houses in Groton. Mir Champlin will be en- ployed by Mir. Card.
 The foundations of the new Uni versalist church in Broadway have reached a height above the front face of the stonework, giving q good idea of the style of the foundation.
 Christmas sale by Parish Aid of Trinity Episcopal church at Buckfng- ham Memorial. today, Dec. 6, 2.30 to ?. m. Useful and fancy articles, caps, candy, Ice cream, cocoa--adv.
 The Apostleship of Prayer in the Catholic Churches has been asked by his holiness, Leo K to pray during December for the success in their calling of Catholic writers and artists
 The many friends of Rev. and Mrs. E'wood c. Tewesburv will learn with interest of Mir. Tewkesbury's appoint ment as national Sunday school sec retary in China. with headquarters in Shanghai.
 4 delegation of towermen and slgnalmen from all over the New Ha- yen railroad system were in conven- tion at New Haven Sunday, discuss ing matters leading up to the forma- ton of q. union.
 Frank F. Baker. former cashier of the New London City National bank, is expected to appear before a grand jury in the district court of the United States in Hartford today, but the case will go over until next term.
 There will be q nid-winter confer ence of the prOhibitionists of this state in Hartford on December 15, when plans will be made for next years work. Ernest Allison Smith is the New London county organizer
 Thursday. December 8, is the cen tennisl of the birthday of Elihu Bur rift New Britains most famous cit izon. and the great peace advocate. Churches and schools in many places Niil commemorate the anniversary.
 The U-ukesBarre paper says of Gov. Hs 1lS's lecture that it IS one of the greatest ever given in this city" Gov. Hsrlv ln Y. N. c. A entertainment course. Central Baptist church, this 1NeninS.-adv.
 Walter Ferguson. Jr,, of Stamford and Fishers island has brought suit for divorce against his beautiful wife. Emile Carstsirs Ferguson, naming ieorge T. Graham, handsome Maine guide and trapper. whom Mrs. Fer suson met on a hunting trip in Maine.
 Statistics of bankruptcy petitions filed in Connecticut in November make better showing as regards the per Centage of assets to liabilities than ears. There were 15 petitions, with assets of S51S,53i and liabilities Of sZ45.93o
 " AA-.'t e9sf T a tAl q CIltlNilfs lcfsGkEUQTtt celebrated itg 60th anniversary Sun day, there was 9 memorial service 10 Rev. BeN erly Warner D D.. former rector, who died last week at his home Tn New Orleans. Rev Dr Warner was 4 former rector of Wiudbsu Episeo- pal church.
 Christmas sale in church pariors sf GleeneViIe Congregational church Wednesday afternoon and evening. Aprons fancy work, home made can dy and cake. ice cream, and mystery articles and flowers for sale. 10 cents admission in evening to entertainment. adv.
 Secretary Meyer recommends giving mp and disUosinS of the naval stations at New Orleans, Pensacola, San Juan, Port Royal. New London. Sacketts Haroor. Culebra and Cavite He finds that the average yearly cozt of main taining these stations for the past i've years has been 5l,672,655.
 There has been complaint because Of foreign letters which should bear postage tc the amount of cents and are being seat w-A only q 2-ceut stamp. A letter may be sent to ports in Great Britain or Germany for two cents, and to all other points fn Eu- rope five cents are required
 Holiday mail articles liable 10 bo refused admttsuce to any of the for etgn countries on account of the fact that they bear charity stamps, wiu not be Despatched from this country. but will be returned to the sender. # known. If the sender is not known. such articles will be sent t0 the divis- ion of dead letters.
 Hattie l. Forbes, the department press correspondent of state ". R. C.. says in her report: The patriotic top ic for December is here given, Our Ar my Nurses. It should be ours to have a tear for pity and 8 hand open as day for melting charity May we count 1t an honor and a privilege to aid the army nurses