Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-25


The Baptist state evangelist Rev. c.
K Flanders is holding gospel meet
| 1ngs IN Ansonia for two weeks.
During last year forest fires damaged
$116,0e0 worth of growing timber in
Connecticut and $4,000 worth of ties
and wood, etc.
At Eastern Point E. E. Spicer has
11-inch ice on his pond and will start
harvesting il this week if the weather
continues cold.
On account of very sick baby Capt.
Douglas closed his rummage sale
"wednesday night and there will be no
meeting Thursday night.
An address on "The TEMPERANCE
outlook in the State was delivered by
O. E. Ryther Tuesday afternoon before
the Hartford w. c. T. u.
At the almshouse Tuesday If was
reported that Willian Moore was get
ting along nicely and would be dis.
charged from there in two or three
days.
At the fourth quarterly conference
of the Portland Methodist church,
Wednesday evening, District Superin-
tendent j. H. Newland of Norwich pre-
sided.
New London papers state that a lot
of unimproved land on the easterly side
of Montauk avenue has been sold by
Alexander NJ. Sinclair to Charles Sam
uelson.
Thomas W. Head, formerly super
intendent for Morton F. Plant, has Sc
cured an engagement with a firm of
seedsmen and nurserymen on Barclay
street. New York.
Public document No. of the state
of Connecticut, just issued, is the re-
port of the state board of education
of which William II. Palmer of Nor
witch is member.
Bishop Milan has increased the SAL
aries of the pastors of Roman Cath.
Ole parishes from $500 to $1,000 The
salaries of the assistants remain the
same $500 year.
Friends of Jonathan L. Lathrop re-
gret to learn that on Monday he sus-
tanned a fracture of his right hip. He
was comfortable at his home on Asy-
lum street Tuesday evening.
There were 2s dodgers at police sta
ton Tuesday night and 20 Monday
night. making 393 thus far thsi month.
with indications that the 500 mark will
again be passed, as it was in Deem
Der.
Altered Neuberger, formerly of this
city, now with the Lehigh Valley Silk
Mills of Pennsylvania, has looked over
property in Westerly for a branch of
that company, and one will be started
in the Phoenix mill.
w. A. Burgess shot fair sized fox
on Lathrop Hill about 10 o'clock Tues
day morning ahead of hounds belong
ing to Messrs. Lathrop, Burgess and
eager. Another was started but man
aged to get to cover.
The contract has been let to a New
London man for the building of the
tower of st. Mary's Star of the Sea
church, New London. for which $4,000
is available. The work is to be com
pletediby August 18th.
Mrs. C. C. Calkins leaves for Hart
ford today to attend the Grand Chap
ter O. r. s., which opens today.
While there she will be the guest of
department commander and Mrs. Ed
son S. Bishop of the G.. A. r.
Rev. Marcus Burr conducted the
funeral services over the remains of
Miss Jerusha Hinckley at her brothers
home in Lebanon Tuesday afternoon.
Many were present and burial was in
the family lot in Lebanon.
meeting of the standing commit
tee of the Connecticut Prison associa-
ton will be held in the state prison al
Wethersield next Monday to examine
six prisoners who viii be discharged
from prison during February.
Three petitions in bankruptcy were
filed in this state last week with total
assets of s17,323 and liabilities of
$9,S79. During the same week last
year there were seven petitions, with
total assets of $15,S55 and liabilities
of s27,925.
The officers and executive commit
tee of the Connecticut Mckinley as
ISOLATION at a meeting Monday de-
cided to hold the eighth annual ban
quet at Foot Guard hall, Hartford.
on the evening of Thursday February
8.
Many We're in attendance at the fight
pictures and to hear the explanation
as given by A. T. Moore at Breed
excellent, but the supporters of Jeffries
cannot understand how he lasted as
long as he did.
Capt. Charles Barr who died sud-
denly in England Tuesday. was a resi-
dent of New London seven years ago,
having come there as commodore of NJ.
f. Plants racing yacht Ingomar While
living there he defended the Americas
cup in the Reliance.
New Haven railroad officials have
issued orders that all card playing
shall be stopped ON the cars of that
road. Hereafter children, whether
with or without their parents or older
companions, will not be permitted to
ride in smoking cars.
The annual dinner of the Holy
Cross Alumni association of Connecti-
cut will be held at The Elton, Water
bury, Tuesday evening, February 81
The Rev. Luke Fitzsimons, pastor of
the Immaculate Conception, president
of the association will preside.
On Tuesday afternoon the Nat
ural club met with Mrs. Reuben P
Potter in Frances Place. Musical
numbers were given and a social time
enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Joseph s. Adams, Miss Elizabeth
Grove and Miss Ella Potter assisting
in the serving.