Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-04

". -, HaS accepted a call TO the An
dover Congregational church, to sue
coed Rev. A. ]. Mcleod, resigned.
Business failures in Connecticut for
the past week numbered 233. against
1913 In the same week of last year, PAT
in 1909, 254 in 1908 and 1877 in 1907.
A recent Connecticut School Docu-
ment states that examina atoms for
state teachers certificates will be held
in the Broadway school, Norwich, Au-
gust 1919.
Regular convocation Franklin chap
ter. No. 4, r. A. NJ. at Masonic tenn
pie. this evening. Work in the NJ. NJ
degree.-adv.
The New York, New Haven &
of the latest type of modern electric
lighted parlor cars In service on the
Shore line division.
Resinning next Monday. the Order
of Birth Abraham Will hold it's nation
al convention In Indianapolis Herman
Alofsin IL the delegate elected from
Norwich City lodge, No. 81.
Rev. John r. Donohue concluded his
duties az curate at st. Joseph church.
Meriden. and left Wednesday morning
for South Coventry, where he has been
appointed pastor OF ST. Mary's church
Nj. Collar. representing Independent
Norwich lodge, No. 300, will attend the
annual national convention of the In
dependent Order of Birth Abraham
which opens in New York next Mon
day.
Natives and former residents Of
Providence have been notified that
In
Founders day in observance of the
2I5th anniversary of the founding OF
Providence.
Notice has been given that posta.
cards viii hereafter be cream colored
and printed in red ink. The cost will
be approximately $4,000 more annu-
ally In 1910 the government issued
S7i,slS,0o0 cards.
Mrs. Susan Minckler, wife of A. C
.Minckler died Tuesday at the Bridge
past hospital. where she had been tax
en- but a week ago. suffering from
rheumatism. One of her two sisters is
Miss Florence Martin of New Lon
don.
The United Workers invite all in
terested to a gathering in the parlors
of the Central Baptist church or
Thursday, May 4, at 9 p. M. to hear
reports from the state charities meet.
ing.-ady.
A luncheon in honor of Mrs. Sara
r. Kinney. honorary state regent o.
the ID. A. r.. is to be held at the Coun-
try club, New Haven, on Wednesday
May 81. An invitation has been ex
tended all Connecticut members OF
the d. A. r. to be present.
The Connecticut Churchman states
that the social service commission OF
the diocese has endeavored to arouse
the interest of churchmen in some OF
the excellent bills now before the gen.
eral assembly, by issuing a circular
letter to the clergy on the subject.
Connecticut Universalist ministers
met in Middletown Tuesday as the
guests OF Rev. II. w. Smith of the To-
cal church and considered civic church
work. The meeting was. open only t.
members Of the church. Mayor Fish
er made brief address in the after.
noon.
Eastern Connecticut priests were in
Hartford Tuesday when. at st. Jo-
seph's cathedral, Rt. Rev. J. J. NilaI
celebrated the first anniversary of hi!
priests assisted at the pontifical mass
and attended the dinner which fol.
lowed.
News comes from Winsted that {
former Norwich pastor. Rev. Moses
Monzingo Of the A. NJ. e. Zion church
is having trouble with his flock and
on Tuesday removed George Warner
a trustee and the church treasurer
q" for conduct unbecoming an officia
q the churcA.
The prouracs ivo Miss;oy,arx, ol,,h =,
the Central Baptist church met OF
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Franklin Il. Brown of Laurel Hill ave
nue., seventeen being present. Mrs. A
| T. .Utley presided. After an interest
ing afternoon OF reading and sewing
refreshments were served.
A certificate has been filed by tn
| Brendan Trading company of Nor
| wich; 500 shares subscribed for. OF
! which no cash and $4,000 propert
have been paid. President. Albert /
treasurer. Charles +. Thayer, 20
| shares; f. A. Tracy, 100 shares.
| Veterans remembered that. fit
| years ago Wednesday President Lin
| coin called for 42,034 volunteers t
| serve for a period of three years. un
| less sooner discharged. He also di
! rected that the regular army be in
creased BY 22.714 officers and men an
the naval forces by $4,000 seamen.
At a meeting in Hartford Tuesda
| OF the Hartford section of the Coun
| ell of Jewish Women, affiliated wit
|. the Council of Women of the Unite
| states and the International Counc
| of Women, one of the speakers at tn
| dinner in the Hotel Garde was Mr..
| Jerome Mayer. formerlysof Norwich.
l The state treasury department ha
published the list of rates of taxatio
| per share Of the national and, stat
| banks, trust and investment compa
| MES and insurs nee companies of Con
! necticut, that the treasurers of tn
towns and cities may be able to prop
erly ascertain the taxes from thes
institutions.
l The Waterbury American this Wee
had cut and complimentary sketc
| OF General Secretary Robert S. Ros
of the New Haven Y. VI. &C. A.. for
| merly Of Norwich, who. at the end {
his first year i'm New Haven, report
1 that the association has met all of it
| own expenses and has contributed t
Y. M. g. a. work s2o.6s1.6O.
a certificate Of incorporation &
Preston Brothers. Inc. of Norwich ha
been fled with the state secretary. TIL
tnnansay il 10 deal in hard n ara III