Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
1 November "a is S. GATHERINGS day
Rabbit hunters have been treating
their friends to game suppers for thu
past few days
/ Montague the wizard. at ladies' night
Royal Arcanun. November 2S-adv.
/ In a number of places, copies of ths
| anti cigarette law are being posted
about school grounds.
The postoffice at White Rock, r. l.
| viii be discontinued Nov. 80. and tbs
The marriage of Miss Virginia Da-
Wis and Samuel Patt erson, both of No
ank. will take place on Thanksgiving
| day.
Order pies, cake, plum pudding. for
Thanksgiving, at the Wcman's Ex-
change.-adv.
Examinations fos the state teachers
certificates are to be held today al
! the capitol and in the hall OF the
house.
No trace has as yet been found OF
Charles d. Brown, who disappeared
| nesday night
| German Turner societies all ever the
state have been celebrating the Tooth
anniversary of the founding of the
| gymnastic system
night. Royal Arcanum, November g.
adv.
| The twenty-ifth anniversary of Toll
/ land grange was celebrated this week.
There were visiting patrons from Yer
non, Ellington, Enfield and Vermont.
Word has been received IN Groton
from Fred Edgcomb. who has gone
to Honolulu for a long stay, that he
reached his destination and enjoyed his
trip.
Connecticut is not alone in decreases
this year in crop production the fall
ing off being general and amounting to
nearly 200.00o.000 pounds in the Unit
ed States.
Clark Decker and Arthur Melanson.
is years each, were bound over to the
superior court by the Groton town
court Friday. They had entered three
Gotta ges at Groton Long Point
An unknown man was struck in the
Friday afternoon and instantly killed
by a train. The body was picked up
by the crew of a passing freight.
L.
to participate in county class initia-
ton at New London.-adv.
All over the state personal tax col
and in some places it takes number
of court appearances to convince the
unwilling ones that the tax must be
paid.
Henry /. Woodwork, q member of
Hartford lodge, M. 81. /. O. Q. F., and
an inmate at the Odd Fellows home
in Groton, died there Friday. He was
home.
At the Palmer silipyard. Noank, con-
tracts call for the building of ten
ocean going barges for the PhiIadel-
phia & Reading Railroad Co, and in
vo1ve matter of $500 900. There are
others III sight.
Miss Katherine Ridgway of Boston,
one Of Americas most popular readers
will give a programme at the Central
Baptist church, next Tuesday evening.
auspices of Y. NJ. G. A-Admission
fifty cents.-adv.
1t was announced Friday that Anna
made gift of Is acres of land to the
Women's College of Connecticut. The
tract is located near the proposed site
of the college buildings.
A notice to corporations who have
failed to file their returns to the sec
rotary of state is being sent out by
the attorney general. 1t calls attention
to the penalty for failure to comply
with the law, the fine being 800.
The Rockville 5au1naI states that
Frank I. Naples of Norwich Is to
assist Phelps chapter of the Epworth
league of Vernon at an entertainment
in December, having pleased them SO
well when he appeared in Vernon in
February last.
First class amusement at Plainfeld
parish fair this evening. Trolley
leaves Franklin square at 7.45.-adv.
THE body of John Riley, fatally in
iured when struck by an automobil in
Putnam Wednesday, has been taken
to Providence, where funeral services
will be held this morning from the
home of his sister. Mrs. Martin Har-
vey, SO Victoria avenue, with requiem
mass at st. AIMS church, Cranston-
A leading member of the Universal
list society states that the congrega-
ton built according to it's means, and
did not have the necessary $4,000 for
a tower planned for the new church
on Broadway This is to come il
sime, however, "a square tower being
arranged for, the foundation of which
is the present vestibule.
Rev. p. G. Wright will speak in the
Central Baptist church Sunday. His
morning theme. "Magnifying Bless
ing: in the evening. Strange Things
About Jesus" Miss Frances FL. Yves
ton, a lyric soprano, of Boston, will
sing in the evening.-adv.
Mrs. Mariva E. Kibbe, IS, widow Of
George Klbbe. died at her home in
Summers road, Ellington, "Wednesday.
Her husband died several years ago.
She leaves six children. Mrs Lila
Trity of Newport. r. l.. Fred G.. Nah
lon N Howard N, of Ellington, Gin
ton W. of Springfield, and Mrs. Elma
M. futile.
At the closing session of the state
Congregat ioual conference in Dan
bury, a deep impression was made by
the sermon of Rev. A. B Coats, DID,
of the state BAPTIST society, on CO.
operation in Connecticut. The audi
ence was greatly pleas ed with the adj
dress of Rev. Raymond g. Clapp of
Stafford Springs on Pilgrim Pride s