Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

I some or the smaller hills, Attend the turkey supper at the 1 Second church, this evening-adv. | The parochial schools held no ses- ' sion yesterday on account of the holy | day.
 At the Junior Auxuiiary sale of l Christ church on Wednesday the sum | of $l75 was realized, which will go to help some of the missionary bishops. Hedges of barberry shrubs about town are most attractive now. as the scarlet berries contrast with the snow.
 An important meeting of the direc- tors of the state Sunday School asso- citation was held in Hartford this | week.
 Don't forget the turkey supper to- night at the Second church.-adv. Many packages coming through the mails display gay holly seals with | the request. Please do not open until Christmas"
 The state colporteur Rev. w F. Newton, is in Hartford. and spoke on Thursday evening at the Memorial Baptist church.
 Wild geese flying toward the south land on Tuesday of this week Decem- Der G. is said by local naturaIists to be remarkably late.
 Sale of fancy work and turkey sup per, tonight, at Second church.-adv. have gone out of commission since the snow came, and the trusty horse is the temporary favorite.
 It was reported at New London on Thursday night that Dr. w. K. Thoms who has been at the Backus hospital for some time, is soon to be interne at the Memarial hospital in that city.
 The white flags on upper Union street and other streets in town made those who were out early Thursday walk gingerly. They were covered with the most slippery kind of frost.
 Fifty name cards for 9 cents. dur ing the holidays. at The Bulletin printing office.-adv
 The new edition of the Directory of Living Graduates of Yale University issued from the secretary's office on Wednesday, shows the total lumber of living Yale graduates to be 15,95S.
 The handsome residence being built at Gales Ferry for Artist Bisbing of EnlldQciDlldy IS nearing CDHIDIellOD- Mir. and Mrs. Bisbing are still occupy ing Mrs. Fannie A. Molthrops house nearby.
 Social afternoon of the women of Christ church, today, to ,. in Sunday school room. Tea, music. All the wo- men of the parish invited.-adv.
 There were fourteen at the dinner given in honor of Governor-elect Bald win at Bridgeport, Wednesday eve ming, including Chairman Charles $. Comstock of Norwich, of the demo- cratic state central committee.
 The hearing on the petition of F. F. Bradley of Stonington for the recount of the vote in that town, which was to be heard before Judge Greene here on Thursday, was postponed until the 7th.
 Thursday, the feast of the Immacu- late Conception, the high mass in St. Patrlck's church was celebrated by Rev. Thomas A. Grumley, who also gave the benediction of the Blessed Sacrament following the mass.
 Ground was broken for the Lawrence free hospital in Montauk avenue, New London Thursday morning. A gang of ten men started the work of exca- va1ihg. and the construction of the new hospital is fairly launched.
 It will interest Eastern Point cot tagers to learn that the town of Grot- on has decided to bring suit against the city of New London for several hundred collars of back taxes, due for several years on New London's ferry property in Groton.
 Christmas sale of buffet covers, cen terpieces, sofa pillows. jabots, etc, from now until Dec. q. at Union square. Mrs. $. Comstock.-ady.
 The following society note appeared in Thursdays New Haven papers: Mrs. John Addison Porter will give re- ception this afternoon to introduce her daughter. Miss Agnes Sheffield POr- ter. Mrs. Porter is occupying the Bene- dict house in Bishop street this win ter.
 The Storrs Lookout for December notes that the Jersey COW, Copper But terfly. has finished her years test for the advanced registry. She has given about so pounds short of ten thousand, for the year. Her butter fat is far above the requirements, however, so she will get her rank with a good mar gin to spare.
 Dr. Clifford of Boston says: Dr. Grant is a live wire. He will inspire and de- light you. While he is wonderfully en- LefIdlIllHE, UG WILL uldke you IIltlh. 1 ilG doctor, with VictOrs band, Y. M. c. A. mens meeting, at PoIfs theater, Sun day, 3.30.-adv.
 The new report of the postmaster general says: Tt Is recommended that in making the appropriation for travel allowances for railway postal clerks for the next fiscal year, the same be made sufficiently large to permit the allowance to a clerk of not exceeding 75 cents a day when his expenses equal or exceed that amount"
 The various industries are repre- sented in the new companies formed in Connecticut during November, as follows: Manufacturing ', capital S625.000; mercantile, 12, S312,00 real estate 2, $102,00O agriculture. 5, $1,- 5570O0: contracting, ?, $75,000; adver- Using, 2. $600O0; hospital, 1, $10 000; educational, 1, $G0.000; garage, 1, S25,- O00; total 34. s2.S26,000.