Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-20
Ollf Rullfti1l.
VARIOUS MATTERS

auspices of the Y. M. c. A., two solos
were beautifully sung by Mrs. George
L. Lord.
Nickel coffee percolators George A.
Davis.-adv.
Reports come in of blowing and
planting buckwheat within the last
few days, a new record for the middle
of December
The state auditors are finishing
their work on the books of the secre-
tary of tie state commission on homes
for tuberculosis patients.
Brass five o'clock teas George A.
Davis.-adv.
Mahoney Bros. lost a valuable livery
horse Sunday, when the animal fell in
Poquetanuck and broke it's leg. II
had to be shot to end it's suffering.
The open winter has made the gypsy
moth scouts of the state suspicious,
and in a search at Wallingford this
| week four egg masses were discovered.
Buy sunbeams to eat. Simply de-
licious.-adv.
Connecticut members of the Arab
ratrel, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
have begun arrangements this week for
tbeir trip to the grand council at Los
Angeles in April.
This wednesday, evening, District
Supt. ]. H. Newland of Norwich goes
to Portland, Conn, to preside at the
fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist church.
Electric portable lamps. George A.
DaVSs.-adv.
The December criminal term of the
superior court for AIiddlesex county
| opened in Middletown Tuesday after
Ssse IT Nit
Shumway of Danielson presiding.
Electric desk reading lamps George
A Davis.-adv.
An East Longmeadow, Mass. CORE
spondent states that Daniel Maynard
SO, has returned from a visit to his
sons, Oliver Maynards in Ellngto on,
Conn, a trip which he took alone.
The annual dinner of the Connecticut
Mckinley association is to be held in
Waterbury this year. January % has
been selected as the date. This Will he
the anniversary of McKinley's birth.
Handsome japanese screens. George
| A. Davis.-adv.
Merchants are making extra provis-
ion to keep their Saturday receipts Sc
cure, as Monday being a holiday the
banks will be closed. making two days
between Saturday nights big business
and the opening of the banks on Tues
day,
Announcement is made of the mar
riage in New Yoriz on Sunday, Nov. 5.
of Miss Pamela. Hancock daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hancock, of
Waterford and Harry f. Ligourie Of
New LondCn. The marriage took place
at the Church of the Transfigu
The state board of health has not
vet given its decision as to whether
the individual cup idea included the
factories but many health officers have
notified factories that the common
cup must be dispensed with and indi-
yidual cups substituted.
Dennison's Christmas Boxes. Geor ye
A. Davis.-adv.
Tuesday evening at 7.3O, William A.
Edmond of Griswold and Miss Hattie
Peckham of Preston were married at
by the Rev. n. b. Prindle. Follow
ing the ceremony there was an infor-
NAL reception at the home OF the
bride.
Large, handsome boxes stationery.
George a. Davis.-adv.
When the Union Baptist church at
Jpcasv4Ie held its last covenant meet
ing. six persons came before it seek
ing baptism. The applicants were Mrs.
Everett Chapman, Mrs. Elsie NJ. Con-
over, Aubrey Miner, Fred Church. EZRA
Burgess and Gladys Carleton. They
were unanimously received.
cents at Bulletin office.-adv.
j. W. Smith, an official of the
United States weather bureau at Bos-
ton. is arranging for the establish
ment of a station at Fort H. G. Wright,
Fishers island, for the display of storm
warning signals for the bel-efit of IA
riners, particularly with a view to
safeguarding vessels bound eastward
through the Race.
Escalloped potato supper at Spirit
ual academy, Thursday, 5 to Z. lie
adv.
MonGays Worcester Gazette said:
-Four words. Men" Religion For
ward and Movement were explained
to 400 boys yesterday afternoon by
Bishop Thomas F. Davies of the Epis-
copal diocese of western Massachusetts
at mass meeting of boys in the Men
and Religion forward movement at
All Saints church.
Annual communication of Somerset
lodge, No 81, f. and A NJ. this eve
ninS.-adv-
Providence papers state that Miss
Elizabeth Ct Rinnev celebrated her
sending the magnificent flowers which
she had received to the state prison
at Cranston. following the flowers
with personal visit to the prisoners
whose stuny cells were made fragra 1t
by the blossoms. The debutante Was
especially kind to spike Murphy of
Norwich, sentenced for murder, and to
st. Paul Tio- another ''Iifer."
On Christmas day. "A bayberry can
die burned to the socket Brings health
70 the home and gold to the pocket y
At Lee & Osgood s.-adv.
Norwich friends have been apprised
of the details of the Brush Norris
engagement announcement at Brook
line, Mass, on Friday The announce
ment was made formally al a lunch
con given by Miss Brush at the res
fdence OF her parents, Mr. and Ms.
Charles n Brush, 123 Longwood aV =
nue., for some of her more intinls IL
friends. This was followed by re-
ceptiCn and afternoon tea. at which her
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