Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Ullf Bulletin. hot~leh. rridsy. Doc. ie. 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

College students are arriving hotae Tor Inc holiday recess
 The clearing on of big forest neaf hihtnfvtd hns niisd tbe markets with fat rabbits
 pnbiic schools in number of opt ltinK disiriofs close t0G6g for ihs ho4- id1k V6fali6n
 bolls' fdr daily nt fiaile club. AT "rnppu leh for shoppers Admission free. ndV
 Some ot the st8ie towns are ab- npun"inK native pond piekefei aa au addition to Fridays menu
 The peace department of tbs v. z, !. v. iF prgins cisfK9Wtn to c1fruicm 1rhts neat Sunday Hs Peace Sunday
 A rcd dog fox weighing len pounds was shot Dn Thursday morning bg C4 h. 4aEer. IT,. on Lhtfr0p liiB, after a lorR chase.
 An Essex correspondent writes Fred Wright has returned from fl stay pf Tour weeks at n sauitarlum iu &Dr- wich for treatment
 Missionary societies are sending 4T boxes and bHffeis tG c3rry holiday cheer to their field workers and t9 ch@rtthbi@ lustltutlpuB.
 Southern visitors write home that last Nsskr snowfall w8s much heaV- Tor In Baltimore and other points faf- thor south than it vas in Connecticut
 Fifty name cards for z5 cents Gur- Ing tho holidays, st The Bulletin printing oniee.--ofv.
 The Christmas edition of the Wa fff ft.4t4g A fs gg page issue, with choice and seas9na- ble matter and beautiful Illustrations.
 The Thames river is still free enough from ice 10 be naplgable, Cn the Connecticut river the Hartford boats have made their last trips for the sea- son.
 The contractor who iE at work a Fort Terry, Plum island, has complet- ed the erection of the concrete WaIIs in connection with the new inland hsrboT.
 Charles Colt. who has been employed at Panama for several years oaEt has resigned his position and ls on his way north. Mrs. Colts health Wa8 inc paired by the climate.
 New Haven papers announce that Judge Tingier Of Rockville is a can didate for the minority leadership cf the house, which carries with lt the floor leadership of the party.
 Nellie Hamilton. the l5 year old Westerly girl who attempted suicide 8t a boarding house in New London by drinking srnica Wedpesday afternoon, is reported as resting comfortably
 State Factory Inspector Mclean and his deputies are keeping close watch during the holidays on stores and shops which violate the law re- lating to the employment of women and minors.
 The annual meeting of the Connec- ticut Past Archons association Of the Improved Order of HeptasOphs was held in Waterbury Tuesday night. William Wade of New Haven was re- elected president
 The members Of the prohibition state central committee were called to meet in Hartford Wednesday to consider plans for 1911-12. The mem Der from the Nineteenth district is Amos A Baldwin of Norwich.
 At the Central Baptist church Sun day evening Rev. r. C. Wright will give a stereopticon lecture on "A Trip Around the World" showing some thing of the results of Christianity
 
 Connecticut representatives to the National Red Cross meeting q [ Wash ington are returning home with the report that already application have been received for 90, 000. 800 Red Cross seals, double the number sold in 1909.
 The City Mission will be glad to re- ceive articles of bedding, for which there is an unusual call these days. A r4Jp a r.F s-gzr r~r- .- Ing will be welcomed And anything else in the line Of clothing for the cold weather will be put to good use.
 At the annual meeting of the Cen necticut Secretaries association Of the c. A. F. to be held in Hartford Jan uary 25. it will be proposed that 9 special reunion of all the Grand Ar my posts in the state be held in the new armory at Hartford during 1911.
 As the Advent season is peniten- tial in character. no marriages are celebrated in the Catholic church: the Gloria in Excelsis and Te Deum are not sung. except on high feast days; and the altar hansings and vestments of the clergy are violet the color of penitence.
 Representatives. elect E. E. Spicer of Eastern Point was in New York on HuI sudg 10 SpQSe Ol 1ot DDASS 0L oranges which had come up from his grove in Florida. Saturday night he will leave for Gomez Fla, 10 return January 1, in time for the opening of the state legislature.
 The Congregational club of Con necticut met Wednesday afternoon and evening at the First Congrega- tional church. Meriden. and was ad- dressed by James l.. Barton. DID, of Boston. About 100 were present. The next meeting will be held at the South church. New Britain, in February
 At POmfret Thursday, announce ment was made of the gift of S50.010 to the Pomfret school by Mir. and Mrs Frederick Lewis of New York who have a summer home in Ridgedeld The money will be used Tor the cree ton of a gymnasium and makes a total of $700, ,000 received by the school