Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-27


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Travel was heavy Saturday and
SUNDAY, many OF the travellers being
teachers or students on vacation out
ings.
The mercury fell to is degrees Sat
urday morning, slight Improvement
on Friday, when it was IA degrees
above zero
A Waterbury PAPER announces that
DR.. Mary Cassidy Cahin will begin
her duties as visiting nurse for a life
insurance company today (Monday).
The new Telephone Bulletin gives
the number Of telephones in use in
Norwich on the last day of February
2,421, against 2,410 on the last day
of January.
Examinations for state teachers
certificates were held in the house of
representatives at the capitol 6atur-
day. A large number of young women
took the examination
Haven road at Norwich for some time,
has resigned and Is succeeded by 7. w.
Sensenburgh, formerly in the employ
of the road at Hartford.
The operating department of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad has received two new combi-
nation, buffet library cars for use be-
tweeng Boston. worcester and New
York.
About 4.45 Sunday afternoon q dog
injuring 1t so badly that 1T died very
shortly, though It was taken to q vet
erinary's for treatment The dog was
highly priced.
John M. Ransom, ~, died at the
Rowley, 12z Old Bridge street, West
Springfield. Friday evening, after an
illness of eseveral months. He was
born in Lyme.
The American express company has
several extra cars in use on the New
York, New Haven & Hartford railroad
80 as to relieve all congestion caused
by the strike of employees Of the Ad-
ans company in New York.
At st. Patrick's church a the high
mass on Sunday, Rev. Will Am Cava-
naugh preached on the obi rvance of
the Lords Day, and VIII, gratitude
should impel man to devoae one day
in the seven to Gods service:
Mrs. Ella Reeve Bloor of Waterbury,
who has spoken in Norwich, has re-
signed as state organizer of the So
cialist party to become state organ.
fzer from headquarters in Chicago,
and is now engaged in work in Ohio.
The reelected directors Of the In
this week in Meriden to elect ofncers.
At the annual meeting in Jersey City,
the reports read showed that the con-
Germ is doing IN increasing business
When the committee ON Tierney
cadets in Connecticut held meeting
Friday afternoon at r. A. b. hall,
New Britain, new Office was created.
DR.. d. W. OConnen of New Britain
was elected surgeon, with the rank of
major.
The proceedings of the first annual
state conference of charities and COR
rections, held in Hartford, have been
published by the state. Mrs. Frank A.
Mitchell Of Norwich In a member of
the executive committee of the or
ganization.
Yesterday was the fourth Sunday in
Lent, also called mid-Lent, or Lee
tare Sunday or Refreshment Sunday,
because the gospel for the day relates
the story Of the feeding of the 5000
with the five barley 1oaves and two
small fishes.
Sunday morning as the 9.25 passen-
scr train, northbound, was passing
through Greeneville a stone was thrown
through window of one of the coach
es. Fortunately no one was hit or cut
hue the guilty party il in imminent
danger OF arrest.
Very Low Colonist Rates Wis. Nickel
Plate .Road-To California. Washing
ton, Oregon and far west, daily, March
10th to April 10th. Finest tourist
sleepers. Write L. p. Burgess, N. E.
r: A., sl2 Old South bldg. Boston.
Mass.-adv.
United States Marshal Edison S.
Bishop will continue to hold his Office
until June 1 by approval of the attor-
ney general. Sheriff Sydney e. Haw-
ley, the new appointee. has not suffi-.
ciertly recovered from his severe ill
ness to assume the duties OF the office.
Letters received in this city from
Greece state that Peter Bisbicos, a
Franklin square merchant, who left
here about the first of the year to re-
visit his old home in that country, has
taken bride there. He and his wife
are now preparing to return to Nor
witch.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. callahan of
New London entertained members of
the Central A c., of which Mr. Eala-
han is vice president, at their home
corner of Bank and Summer streets.
Friday night. The affair was in the
nature of house warming in honor of
their recent wedding.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Perkins
Peck. whose death occurred at Han
over Tuesday. was held Saturday aft
ernoon at o'clock from the First Bap-
fist church, New London, being largely
attended. Rev. Charles McNally and
Rev. Joseph B. Brown officiated. Bur-
ial was in Cedar Grove cemetery.
The spring meeting of the Connec-
ticut Schoolmasters' club at the Allyn
house, Hartford. Saturday afternoon,
was attended by about 100. including
the retiring vice president. William
ID. Tiison of Norwich. Marcus White
of New Britain was elected president,
D. >. Sanford Of Redding vice presi-
Hartford secretary treasurer.
The Sunday afternoon service at
the Backus hospital was conducted by
Comfort circle OF the Kings Daugf-
tiers, Mrs. A. T. Utley leader. Eleven
mem bers OF the circle were present.
A fine musical programme and the
for the praise serv-
Ice were furnished by Miss Dorothy
Gregson, violin, Miss Christine Greg
son, mandolin, and Miss Irene Greg
son. piano.