Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

Some enormous iofetes have formed during the tbaW Of the past two days.
 Supper st Spiritual Academy Thurs day-~iS eenls,~~ anv Santa Claus could got bring fl more appreciated gift than q series Of big raiDstofms.
 MarkdeNn sale Of trimmed hats. Mrs. q. r, stanton,-adg.
 Package laden travellers in and ont of town show that the Christmas sDir- IL has sway.
 Many letters and post cards frSfq all directions come to tow1 bearing ited Cross seals,
 The Connecticut Life Underwater association is to hold il meeting al Waterbury today fWednsgday).
 Walter Garde, who has q residence at Neptune park. is piauuing t0 build I. t5s0.016 hotel fin New Haven.
 Fifty name cards for zs cents. dur ing the holidays, at The Bulletin printing office. adv.
 We use spring water is sign being consD sDicpoBely displayed in ya- ried business places about town.
 During last week i've petitions ia bankruptcy were filed In this state the total assets being s7,@5s and liabilities SIf.55z.
 Game wardeng are receiving from tho state supplies of buckw heat to be distributed in the fields and woods for the quail
 Four new corporations. having 2. to- fe.t ftiSgrg gx.A s.T ff GOO, we're formed in Connecticut dur ing the past week.
 Sale by Loyal circle. King's Daugh- tere. Buckingham Memorial, today, z-e '. m. Fancy work, aprons. cake and candy. ice cream. hot chocolate.-adv.
 The approach Of the holiday when guests wil1 be entertained always stimulates the demand for houge fur nishings and supplies. Mortgages recorded in Norwich last week reached total Of ss,700. Dur Ing the corresponding week of 1908 the total was sls,450.
 In st. Patricks church Tuesday
 morning there was requiem high mags for Hs nnah Flynn. whose funer- al took place Sunday afternoon Carpenters have been kept busy this week putting up storm doors for con- nding houaeholders who fancled that 1t was going to be mild winter.
 Tomorrow. December 15, ls the sec- ond anniversary of the death of that distinguished Norwich man. Donald C. Mitchell who died at his home in New Haven, aged sS.
 The wedding of Miss Deborah Rus- sell, daughter of the late Congressman Charles A. Russell, and Clinton W. Atwood of Williamsyille, takes place at DayvilIe at noon today. During December the planet Saturn ] is still q magnificent object for 6 | small telescope. It rises about sun- set and can be readily found by any 1 one. the brightest body east of the meridian.
 Nearly all the alterations in connec- ton with the Mitchell Memorial u- brary of Westville have been com pleted and the committee Is planning to have the library ready for use within a week
 It is expected that the location of the site for the Connecticut Wonnan's g college will be definitely decided this week following Q town meeting in West Hartford. which is offering spe- cial inducements for that town as a l location.
 The United States revenue cutter | school at Fort Trumbull, will graduate ] a class of nineteen cadets on Thurs day. Sixteen will become third lieu l tenants of the line and three will en- ! ter the engineer corps All nineteen | men will fill vacancies existing in the ] service.
 Highway Commissioner James H 1 Macdonald and the Connecticut dele | gation at the American Good Roads | congress held in Indiana polls, Ind, on i December to 9, by the America T ! Road Builders association, returned | home Saturday evening. There were l 1,5eo delegates at the convention