Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22

ACAoOL.
In the Norwich division of the new
telephone directory there are thirteen
pages of names, covering a total num-
Der of 2.450 stations for April. a gain
of nearly half hundred since last
month.
Florists from all about the state sa-
the Easter trade in flowers was the
best ever. At the Ghlanbouer green
houses, Norwich. over $500 worth of
flowers were sold. for the benefit of
the Halle club.
Frank Littlefeld of New Shoreham
il in the Newport county Jail, charged
with having caused the death of his
mother. Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Little
field. Mr. Littlefeld is former state
senator from Block Island.
Rev. P. c. Wright will speak at the
Central Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and evening. You will receive a
very cordial welcome to both of these
services.-adv.
Rev. J. H. Newland, district super
fntendent of the Norwich district held
quarterly conference at the Vernon
Methodist parsonage, Friday evening.
He will preach in the Vernon Metho-
dist church. Sunday evening.
This weeks meeting of the~Progres-
sive Missionary club of the Central
Baptist church was held with Mrs.
George Kraft of Broad street Mrs.
Franklin H. Brown of Laurel Hill ave-
nue. will entertain the club at it's next
meeting
A successful food sale was conduct
ed at the buckingham Memorial on
Friday afternoon from 2 to O'Clock
by the Sedgwick corps, No. 16, w. r.
G., the executive committee being in
charge. The sale was held in the
ladies' parlor.
The squadron of the New York Yacht
club will not go around Cape Cod on
its annual cruise this year, and it is
not go even as far to the eastward as
Vineyard Haven. 1t will be at New
London Aug. 5 and 6.
Fred Benjamin states to The Bulle-
tin that 1t was Herbert Benjamin. and
not hib, who held Mrs. Pendleton's
head in his lap while she was sick on
the Block Island excursion. The Incl
dent was brought out in the contested
Pendleton divorce case.
Rev. Ezra Tinker, d. d., once pastor
Of the former Central Methodist
church. Norwich. is dead at his home
in Marine City, Mich. He is survived
BY his second wife and by one son,
Berlin w. Tinker. superintendent OF
schools in Waterbury.
On the honor roll of Episcopal par
ishes which have not only met but ex-
ceeded their apportionment as report
ed by the board of missions The Con-
necticut Churchman mentions St.
AIMS mission Black Hall; st. Mi
chaeps mission, South Lyme.
Ludwig Stotx, Jr., Of New London
recently released on parole from the
recommitted to that institution on
Thursday by Pattrolman James Calf
ney. A few days ago he suffered a
relapse and 1t was deemed the wisest
course to recommit him.
The George Latimer resid snce in
Chesterfield has been sold at auction
the purchaser being Rev. Alvin E. Gofl
OF Chesterfield. The purchase price
was 1865, this including the house an6
lot, the lot taking in the once famous
| grove overlooking Great brook.
| In it's Interesting People department
| The American Magazine for May has
a picture and sketch of a Norwich boy
A. Lincoln Fellows. IAN able and cou-
profession of engineer. did some dar-
ins work in connection with laying
out the Gunnison canyon tunnel
Walcott e. Day, who died at the
home of his brother. John. in Spring
field, Thursday. was born in Pomfret
| He engaged in farming at Dayville
! for forty years, Besides his brother
! John, he leaves four daughters, includ-
| ing Mrs. William III. Taylor of Put
| nam, sister and two brothers, Dariu.
of Canterbury and Luther of Pomfret
Residents of Groton who are Roman
Catholics are to meet next week te
| begin raising fund for building q
| church for that. the Sacred Heart par
| ish, an accommodation especially need.
| ed after the opening of the hotel sea.
| son at The Griswold, Eastern Point
| when Catholic guests are Obliged tt
| cross the river to New London te
| church.
| Through Norwich real estate firm
| the Charles Kinney farm of about 81
| acres in Lisbon has been sold to Mr.
and Mrs J. r. ID. Van Deem of For
| Benton, Montana, who left q sheer
| ranch to come east. Mr.. and Mrs
Van Deem and little son are in Nor.
| witch till May !. when they will talk,
l possession of the property. where the.
| will specialize in poultry raising.
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