Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-01

General Harris, has arrived for tenn rnrary use at the island forts and is
 new at Fort Terry, Plum island.
 | Katherine G. Lambert, manufacture | hair goods, f16 Main street. Hours 1 10 to 12, and 1 to 6. Phone S32- -5.-adv
 The winter trolley schedule goes in :
 to effect in New London today, but l cars to Ocean beach will be continued
 the first one leaving the Parade at 6-3o
 a. m-
 In a number of places next Sunday will be observed as American Board day in the Congregational Sunday schools, the offering being for foreign missions.
 The Holyoke, Mass, Telegram states that Mir. and Mrs. X. Laplante will leave the end of this week for Nor i vich where MT. Laplante is to be man. ager of market.
 The assessors office will be opened | evenings on Tuesday and Wednesday | until g oclock.-adv.
 l Invitations are out for the wedding I of Miss Esther Taylor of this city 1 and Joseph Gc1denberg at Hartford, | next Tuesday. MT. Goldenberg is 8 l successful druggist in Hartford. 1 Frederick. died Monday at the home of I her daughter, Mrs. Charles Frye, 2d | Grove street, Springfield. The body | will be sent to Rockville for burial. | The November issue of the White 1 Ribbon Banner contains the annual l address of the state president, Mrs. l c. E. Buell. Of East Hampton. delivered | iden.
 l The employment bureau, Washing | ton street, will begin the eason No- tx-ar 7lynr- f1 1 Relatives and friends of Mrs. Jane
 Mcintyre assisted at an anniversary | requiem high mass in her memory, 1 cele orated at St. PatricA's church on Tuesday morning by the Rev. Ht gin ! Treanor.
 1 Liquor dealers will be required to furnish bond of s45O instead of $500 when they take out licenses this year County commissioners have notified all applicants concerning this change in | the law.
 Special sale of switches Thursday and Friday Katherine Lang. Chircpo- dist, Shannon building-adv
 c. A. R. men remembered Tuesday that October 31, 1861, Lieut. Gen. Winfield Scott resigned as commander in chief of the United States army, and was succeeded by Gen. George B. Mcclellan.
 On account of the illness of Senator Wetnore at Panama. the return of Senator Brandegee, Congressman Hig- gins and Michael Kenealy has been delayed two weeks. They expect to be home about Noy- 23.
 Rev. Thomas A. Williams, who has accepted a call to preach at the Con gregational church in Salem, has moved into the parsonage and com menced his services as pastor Sunday. He came from Litohfeld.
 A booklet of forty-eigh pages. con taini1lg the dairy and pure food laws of Connecticut as corrected to the has just been issued over the name of Commissioner H. F. Potter.
 Newsboys and dealers in several Connecticut cities have voted to ad- vance the price of New York and Bos- ton Sunday papers from seven 10 eight cents claiming that unless they make the change they will have to give up the business.
 Somerset lodge works the Entered Apprentice degree this evening. Visit ation of grand officers. Refreshments. -aoV.
 A Holy Name society was organized at ST. Francis church, New Haven, Sunday, with a membership of 150. 7lr pastor of ths f.arish, Rev. J. J. Smith, presided ax the meeting. which was addressed by Rev. William A. keefe of Plainheld.
 The state factory inspector in his Investigation of accidents complain that in some instances employees neg leGt to use guards or steel thimbles, which are provided for protecting their fingers, and accidents occur where they are entirely to blame
 It was learned Monday at SprinsffeId that Attorney General James NJ. Swift will personally conduct the trial of Bertram c. Spencer for the murder of Miss Martha B. Blackstone, which | ciaI adjourned sitting of the superior i court.
 Mary. widow of John West, died at ! the home of her son. William West of | 1S9 Brown avenue, Holyoke, Mass, on | Sunday night after short illness. ! She leaves four sons, all of Holyoke, l and two daughters, and two brothers, l Patric Moore of Providence and Thon1- 1 as of Norwich.
 Joseph McDougan of Noank, who | was admitted to the Memorial hospital | from broken jaw as the result of a fstic encounter, has come to the Backus hospital. NIT. McDougaH has a | sister in the latter named institution
 
 The writer of the clever Topics" devoted considerable space ;n Tues | days New York Times to conn, ~3;t- | tion of Rev. Dr. T. J. Crowley, rector l of St. Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London. who has forbidden the dangerous practice of throwing rice i after weddings in his church..
 On Tuesday, Mrs. AIonzo Main of 1 Mystic sent to The Bulletin two cius- ters of beautiful crimon rambler roses, picked in the morning in the garden | at her home. one mile below Lantern hill. on the Mystic road, something un- usual for October 31., Mrs. Main states that there are several other clusters pn the same bush
 Tuesday evening Mrs. Rose Powell | of 69 Church street gave an enjoya- ole Halloween supper for her board | CTS. the company numbering about 30. | Thc dining room ard tables were eiab- Dratefy decorated with jack lanterns, | alack cats, witches and other season