Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
Ctr Bmllftim.
Norwich, Saturday. Nov. 10, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

l
4 Red Cross seals are already appear
| ing on letters and parcels.
| The school pupils will make their
| customary Thanksgiving donations for
| the city poor.
l The handsome new cottage which
| e. l.. Davis of Putnam is building at
| Lords Point is nearly completed.
I The representative elect from the
| town of Plainfeld, Caleb Tracy Bish-
op, was born in Lisbon July IS, 1887.
| Volume VII. of the scholarly and
informing. Catholic Encyclopaedia has
been added to the shelves of the Peck
! library.
St Elizabeth of Hungary, famed in
| song and story for deeds of benevo-
/ lence, is honored in the church calen-
| dar on November 10.
Veterinarians services and expens-
| es in connection with the state cattle
! commissioners office for the past year
| amounted to S2.216.55.
| On Thursday at o'clock, in ST Pat
| r1ck's church, Rev. Hugh Treanor Gel
ebrated an anniversary requiem high
mass for John Fahey.
The cold weather is causing the
dodgers to come into police station for
lodging, and Thursday night there
were 20 in the room for the travellers.
AT the Mohican hotel, New London,
Friday night, Allen Walker, the clerk,
wagered $500 to 5000 on Harvard, and
also bet S25 to SIS that Yale would
| not score.
There is meeting of the board of
officers association of the coast ar.
tillery at Bridgeport Friday evening,
November %, and the local officers
will probably attend.
The case of Margaret Binkhom vs.
town of Stonington has been settled.
The suit was for $1,000 for injuries
sustained in a fall on defective piece
of sidewalk in Mystic.
In the city court Friday morning
Frank Bill d Greek, was charged with
striking companion but the latter
was unable to appear and the case
was continued until today
Miss LANES Saturday dancing class
VII open Nov. 26 at $50 pm, Buck
ingham Memorial Applications can be
made at residence, Sd Freeman avenue,
or telephone 5343.-adv.
Local visitors in Florida write home
that the crop is so advanced that or
markets in few days, fully three
weeks earlier than usual.
There was a large number in at
tendance at the dance given in the
Broadway dancing academy Friday
evening by the girls of the velvet mill
at Taftville 1t proved a big success.
In the towns among the Windham
county hills fringes of ice have been
noted upon, the ponds several morn
ings of late, giving the impression that
skating is to begin early this season.
Sunday evening at the Central Bap-
fist church Rev. p. G. Wright will give
an address upon The Sacred Places of
the Holy Land, illustrated by over so
fine colored stereopticon views. This
WIFE be the first of a series of three il
Illustrated lectures. You are invited
adv.
4 delegation of Norwich Endaavorers
viii give a report of the recent state
convention of Endeavorers at Water
Dury at meeting in the Preston City
Congregational church vestry Sunday
evening.
After spending a good part of the
time for the past five or six years as a
member Of the household of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Mabrey, Mrs. Charlotte
Kline has entered the Johnson home
this week.
The moving pictures to be shown by
DIR. Poole Sunday afternoon at Polls
are some which he took himself during
his travels in China. These pictures are
up to date and show life as it is today
in the busy streets of some of the Chi
nese cities This lecture is free to men
adv.
The plumbers strike at New Lon
don is at a deadlock. The master
plumbers do not want the increase to
go into effect until April first, while
the men want it now. Another con-
ference will be held today.
December IS will be observed as
Brotherhood Sunday by the Congre-
gational churches of the state when
the centennial of the birth of Elihu
Burritt which occurs December 3, will
be observed.
Dealers hear from New York agents
that there is a probability of a great
reduction in the price of post cards,
American makers having at last Sc
cured control of the process of color
printing from Germany.
There is to be a rare opportunity fer
all the lovers of music to hear the best
of artists next Monday evening at the
concert to be given by the Strube or
cnestra OF II pieces, all of whom are
members of the Boston SYMPHONY
adv.
The Ansonia Sentinel comments on
the great success of the big harvest
carnival this week of ST. Joseph's par
ish, Shelton, directed by the pastor.
Rev D. A. Bailey formerly of st.
Johns church, Montville.
The woman's auxiliary of Christ
church met at three o'clock Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry t. Rey-
nolds at her home on Washington
street. The society is sewing for the
Comfort club of Hartford.
Judge Lyman T. Tingier of Rock I
vile, member of the house in 1909.
and who was elected this month on
the democratic ticket, will be a can
didate for the vote of his party for
speaker at the coming session.
There will be quite a delegation
from this city who will go to New
Haven this morning to witness the
Yale Harvard game. Not a few will
make the trip by auto, those who re-
ceived tickets here considering that
they were decidedly lucky.
Although the condition of Frank r
Gledhill, who was stricken with a
paralytic shock at New London on
Wednesday appeared to be worse Fri
day morning, he was reported about
the same Friday night. There is lit