Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

Under the law, back yards must be
kept clean; but all are not living up
to the law.
For the past two days there has been
no business in the police circles for
recording on the blotter.
A Norwich man who came Friday
from Palmer, Mass, stated that there
were six inches of snow there Thurs
day evening
At the annual election of Seaside
council. K of c., of New London, Dr.
T. NJ. Dunn. formerly of Norwich, was
elected council physician.
1t is reported from Noank that there
has been no Improvement in the men
tai health of Mrs. F. N. Ashley who
is in the Norwich state hospital.
The district superintendent, Rev J.
H. Newland, was in Mystic Friday
night for the fourth quarterly con-
ference of rne Methodist church.
Great reduction in many choice ar
Ticles for Xmas gifts at Woman's Ex-
change. Order cake and plum pudding
here--adv.
The Knights of King Arthur of Trim
ity Episcopal church initiated several
members at it's meeting Friday evening
in the vestry.
At the Halle club on Friday evening
an enjiyable dance for the club mem
bers and their friends was given from
$40 to 10 o'clock.
George G. Stone and Miss Laura ].
by Rev E. NJ. Chapman at the par
sonage at Old Lyme Thursday.
1t was found on Friday that the
winner of the Richmond heater offered
by the Molders' union was Albert Zeig-
lemayer of No. 80 Platt avenue.
The Baptist evangelist, Rev. Clifton
K Flanders, Is conducting evangelistic
meetings at the Rockville Baptist
church this week. He will also preach
Sunday.
Heman o. Averill. commissioner on
diseases of domestic animals, states
that during the present month about
fourteen cases of suspected CHAMBERS
have been reported.
Thames Towboat company on Fri
day completed contract for spiling
around the city dumping ground here.
having put in the additional spiles for
the New Haven road also.
Papers coming to the exchange table
in holiday dress include the Siam
ford Advocate, Putnam Patriot, Rock
Vile Journal, Windham County OBJ
server and Moosup Journal.
Schooner Bravo (Br.) arrived Friday
morning from Port Clyde. N s., with
wood pulp for Thames River Special
ties Co., at Uncasville, and reported
heavy fog throughout the trip.
At the December meeting of the New
London board of education Thursday
night. among applications received for
appointments as teachers was one from
Miss Lucy Z. Murphy of Norwich.
At the fourth quarterly conference
of the Lee Methodist church in Toll
land, the pastor. Rev. j. N. Geisler.
formerly of Uncasville, was unani-
mously asked to return for another
year.
Joseph Sullivan, Daniel O'Nei1I, Guy
Bruce and John Sullivan. members of
the Central Athletic club of New Lon
don, were here Thursday night calling
on friends The trip was made by au-
tomobile.
Remember the Peoples Service at
the Central Baptist church tomorrow
evening. The pastor will bring virile |
message. The special music will be by
the baritone of the Barleban quartette
Of Boston.-adv.
In the lower grades of the schools. |
the manual training which pupils have
received during the year finds pleas |
ing and practical expression in Christ |
mas gifts which they make for their |
parents and friends.
The Rev. George d. Gould, pastor of |
the Rockville Baptist church, has ac-
cepted a call to the pastorate of the |
First Baptist church of st. Adams, VT, |
and win leave to take up his new pas |
torate on the first of January.
A Worcester exchange states that |
President Alfred T.. Aiken of the Wor- |
cester county institution for savings |
and Mrs. Aiken have gone to Atlantic |
city for 10 days vacation and are reg |
istered at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |
Charles Bailey. a car inspector In |
the employ OF the New Haven road, |
received a painful injury Friday morn |
pipes a. car when the pipe parted, a
coupling hitting him over the eye, in |
hicting a deep cash.
GateIy & Brennan's store in New |
London is pretty easy for burglars. |
for Thursday night it was burglarized |
for the third time in about year 1t
was the most. profitable for the crooks, |
as they obtained about 5000 worth of
mems and women's wearing apparel.
The president and Mrs. Taft enter |
tanned at the first state dinner of the
year Thursday evening, the occasion |
being complimentary to the members |
of the cabinet. The company includ- |
ed Senator Brandegee of Connecticut !
and Charles Hopkins Clark of Hart |
ford.
There is such a demand east and |
south for 1911 quarters and half-dol- |
lars for the holiday season that bank |
ers have been notified that for the |
present they need make no more ap- |
plicauor for new quarters and half |
dollars coined at the Philadelphia |
mint, as that Institution has more or |
ders than it can care for.
The county commissioners Friday |
granted these licenses. IxiQuOr-PaS- !
qua1e Pace OfNeiH Brothers, w. A. |
and jeremiah J. Lyon of New /
London, Charles E. Brayton and Starr /
Brothers, druggists, Of Stonington, H. |
n. WHEELER, Charles e. Gaskill and |
Starr Brothers, Mystic, and c. S.
woodruff Davis of Groton.
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