Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-01
Ntlf Rullftim,
Norwich, Thursday, Dec. i, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

tHt1iOOS WH EnS
 Decorations of holly are appearing in the stores.
 Whist by Court Sachem tonight in Foresters' hall.-adv.
 The preparatory lectures will insure an extra large attendance at the churches this evening.
 There was the service of Holy Com munion in the Episcopal churches on Wednesday, St. Andrews day.
 Every pleasant day now there are crowds at the photographers, as the babies are getting photographed for Christmas.
 Stated convocation of Franklin chapter, No. 4, R. A. M., at Masonic temple this evening" Work in the R. A. degree.-adv.
 Owners of horses do not always con- slider the comfort of these animals, which are left standing without blan- kets, these cold nights.
 In some of the Catholic churches a novena, or nine days devotion is in progress, to close on the feast of the Immaculate Conception, December $.
 T He report Ol the COUlplIOIiST IOT lllS year ending Sept. 30, 1910. shows that the net debt of the state has increased during the year from S2,013,4o7.94 to S3,144,253.
 N. w. Kennedy. formerly of Putnam Muscatine lodge No. SSS, Loyal Order of Moose. at Muscatine, Ia., with a membership of 400
  Haven is making a tour of the state on a bicycle, in the interest of his candidacy for the assistant clerkship of the house of representatives
 The annual report of the state comp troller to the governor, just submit ted, shows that the states receipts last year were ss,054,941. Over $6,- 000,000 was spent, the balance being $1,164S47.
 Business mems associations in Con- necticut cities were invited to send delegates to a convention in Boston on Wednesday, at which a business mems association for New England was formed.
 A farewell reception was rendered the Rev. o. w. Foye at the Torring- ton Baptist church Monday evening, during which he was presented a gold watch fob. Mir. Foye and his family left Tuesday for Somerville, Mass.
 The water wagon man is the money maker just now. A local firm sent by trolley express to Occum Wednes- day the second consignment of 90 five gallon jugs to be filled with spring water for the Norwich trade.
 Rev Beverley F. Warner. D. D., LID, 55, for the past seventeen years rector of Trinity church. New Or leans, and rector of Grace church at Stafford Springs for one year in the early sos, died suddenly at his home on Monday.
 Factory Inspector George L. Mclean has appointed as deputy state inspec- tor with Miss Julia c. Corcoran of Norwich and John H. Quinlan of Mer- ident, William Ainley of Bridgeport, who succeeds the late Frederick J. McKernsss of New Haven.
 Attorney James Casey of New Lon- don will leave next week for North Dakota. where he will open an office Sor the practice of his profession. CT in New London since his admission to the bar about year ago.
 Nyles standish. the boy who was injured in Andover November 9, while driving an OK team, died Monday in St. Francis hospital, New Haven. The oxen ran away and when he was thrown out, the boys head struck rock and his skull was fractured.
 The loving cup which was presented to Dan Murphy by the citizens of Philadelphia was viewed with much interest by many of his friends last evening. It is a handsome testimo- nial of the appreciation of his ex- ceptionally fine work on the Philadel- phia team.
 Gov.-elect Simeon F. Baldwin has invited the democratic senators of the next legislature to meet him at his evening. It is expected that the en- ent, including Charles 5. Avery of Norwich.
 At last the parishioners of St. Ma rvs church. New London, have taken steps to complete that edfice with tower to cost about $16,000. The mon ey for this purpose was left by the late Rev. Thomas P. Joynt who be- queathed $10.000, and Sebastian D. Lawrence, who left $5,O00.
 Although the time expired Novem- ber 10 for cities and towns to forward their annual tax returns to the state treasurer, not all have done go and notices will be issued to the delin- queuts to get a move on Nearly all the larger cities and towns have paid their taxes according to law.
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