Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30

Harvest supper in Congregations | church, Preston City, Friday evening Nov. 3. If stormy, Saturday evening" | adv.
 At Noank, Sunday, Rev. N. B. Prin, dle of Preston City occupied the pull. pit of the Baptist church, morning ane evening.
 The Connecticut Spiritualist Camp meeting association is having altera tions made to the pavilion at Pine Grove, Mantle.
 A Woodstock man, Deacon Arthur Williams, who is suffering from a for mer nalady, has entered the Norwich
 hospital for treatment
 Several auto parties from here visit
 ed Elizabeth park, Hartford. On Sat
 urlay and Sunday, to see the supert
 show of chrysanthemums.
 Waterbury papers note the success
 of the fifth annual dance of the Reid
 & Hughes eompany's employees Friday
 evening. attended by about 160.
 shortly before one o'clock Saturday
 afternoon Engine Go. No. l was called
 to 36 Cliff street for chimney fire
 which was put out without damage.
 Richard Lamont, the weather proph- ct, states that it is time for colder weather and little storm. There may
 be a little snow or a little rain, or
 both.
 At the twelfth annual Y M. c. A. state conference in Waterbury, Charles Prentice of Norwich is mentioned as member of the committee on basi- ness.
 Reports of school enumerations have been made to the comptroller as fol- lows: New Fairfield 103: Norwich, West Chelsea school district, 1,151 Hartland 114.
 Thirteen applicants for the state teachers certificates were examined Friday in the old supreme court room at the capitol Nine applicants were examined Saturday.
 An automobile trip to Suffeld was made Saturday for a Sunday visit with relatives, by Mir. and Mrs Louis Mabrey, accompanied by Mrs. Asa Backus and Master Lincoln Wads- worth.
 From this time on, billiard and pool roams will be under the supervision of the local authorities, and licenses will have to be secured before operating them, which can be revoked if the places are disorderly.
 4 meeting of supervisors of educa- ton working under the secretary of the state board of education, including several from eastern Connecticut, was held in the old senate chamber Friday evening. Routine business was talked over.
 James Elaine, a chauffeur for Mrs. Edwin Palmer of Waterford, was fined slo in the police court at New London Saturday forenoon for running his au- tomobile with the muff1er open. The arrest was made by State Policeman Rudd on Bank street.
 Funeral services for Daniel 4. Crocker. formerly of Colchester, were held at his home in Pine Grove, Sun day afternoon, at 1.30 o'clock Bay Path lodge, F. and A. M, had charge of the ceremonies. Burial was in Jor- dan cemetery, Waterford.
 Joseph MacGreevy, Il, son of John MacGreeVy of Stamford, got s1 from a neighbor a week ago today. and disappeared. He tolG the housekeeper, Mrs Alice Elliott that he was tired of being punished by his father. and that an aunt in Norwich would care for him.
 magnificent gift of oil paintings. 10 be hung in the new library build ing at Springfield, Mass. mas been made by Mrs Ella $. Bill in mem ory of her husband, Frederick A. Bill, n native of Norwich. There are in ali l3 pictures. including a large variety of artists.
 The monthly pastors conference of the New London and Stonington Onion association of Baptist churches will be held at the Old Lyme Baptist hlreh on Monday. November 6. Inter estirg papers will be presented bv Rev. George R. A5ha of Groton and Rev. George C. Ghappell of Montei.le.
 A number of French Canadians from eastern Connecticut have gone north lo be in Can Ida today (IondayJ which Ntu be observed SIS Tha nl<sgiVfng day. The observance will take the form of ' Seherdt holiday with military pa- 'sdes and athletic events in all the larger cities, in addition to the custom 4ry church services.
 T believe in the communion of silipts, a phrase from the Apostles .reeG was the text from which Rev. iidaa IreaLor preached Sunday II st. Fa'fiNh church, to enfoI ce the duty If the living to aid the souls in pur= sa torN bv prayer and good works. es- leciaily during this week of All saints tNY and Al! Souls day.
 John Stephano. who runs d candy store in Waterbury, October 3 was ined in the city court So and costs Tor violating the 5S-hour law in ne employment of women. has talk n an appeal to the district Miss Iulia M. CorCoran of Norwich of the sf.tte factory inspection depa rtment, ,oHected evidence for rhe trial.
 An official of the state reform bu- 'eau recently posted copies of the new mi cigarette law as amended by the esislature of 1911, in the various places in Montville where tobacco is n sale. The law provides for fine 't rom $23 10 S100 if a dealer sells obacco in any form to anyone under 5 years of age, and algo provides hat any child under 15 years with obacco in it's possession shall be fined V.
 Excellent results in that country iaVe followed the visit of the American ohm lansCN to Liberia in