Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

the MdnCHeSi6r MdfJyrS. There has been big increas in the sale of individual drinking cups since the new law was announced.
 Some of the calendars make the mis- take of indicating Thanksgiving day on the fourth Thursday of the month, instead of the fifth.
 |. Caretaker Raymond c. Beckwith is making renairs to the buildings at the state camp in Mantle, damaged last week by the storm.
 A number of the striking weavers of he Lorraine mill at Westerly came to Norwich Tuesday and obtained enb- ployment in the Taftville mill
 A number of persons are taking troll lep trips up to see the compressed air plant, where ap immense volume of water is now rushing over the daIn-
 November 22 is the fortieth anniver- saTy of the burning in the Thames riv- CT in 1871 of the steamer City of New London, when seventeen lives were lost.
 The planet Mars is rising in the east right after sunset during Novem- Der and is beautifully in view through the night near that wonderful cluster of stars. the Pleiades.
 At an adjourned meeting of the Gen. tral Labor union Tuesday evening there was a discussion on the tubercu- loSis SaDatorium and the raising of money for the fund.
 Fruit growers hereabouts have re- ceived much literature pertaining to the National Apple show at Spokane, which begins tomorrow, the 23d, and closes on Thanksgiving day.
 Dealers have been notified that an other reduction of ten cents a hun dred pounds on all grades of refined sugar has been announced by the wholesale dealers of New York.
 The Polish Falcons. of Meriden, who recently held their convention in Nor wich. are planning to build a fine new assembly hall towards which they have received numerous subscriptions.
 On tuesday at 8 o'clock, months mind requiem high mass for Adams rick's church hy Rev. Hugh Treanor, relatives and friends assisting at the services.
 The seventeenth semi-annuaI meet ing of the Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes is to be held at Center church house, Hartford, Thursday. Luncheon will be served at the Hart ford club.
 A Providence paper states that Capt. Tal Dodge, familiar to every Norwich visitor to Block Island, has been in the piloting business fOrty-four years. His father followed the same line for ffty-six years
 Owners of marshes in many places are even nov beginning the crusade against next seasons mosquitoes. 1 the lowlands with kerosene | preparations. to have their effect dur l ing the winter and early spring.
 
 Decreases in production, yield per l acre and quality represent the record | of the Connecticut tobacco crop as | shown in the November Crop Report 1 er- The yield per acre is I, ,625 pounds, | compared with 1.7S0 pounds last year. |
 Hebrew societies about the state are 1 asking the congressman in their dis | trict to use his influence to remedy the | prevailing conditions regarding the non | recognition of passports issued to Am | ericanized Jewish citizens visiting in | Russia.
 The coW'a:t,ee on wis -ta-ion and Of the Come .ticut Prison association is to meet Monday at Wethersheld to sec ten prisoners who are to be released from prison. One of the prisoners IS on parole. Another is insane.
 Mrs. John Addison Porter of Pom fret, who is in New Haven occupying he Benedict house on Bishop street, his winter, will give an at home Tues lay afternoon, December t2, to intro luce to society her younger daughter Miss Josephine Earl Porter.
 Lafayette S. Foster, who represent sd Connecticut in the United States senate for many years, and was vice president to fill out the term after Lincoin's assassiEation, was born November 22. 1906, in Franklin. He lied III Norwich September 19, 1880.
 Dr. Boon's dental office will be con tinued by Mrs. George A. Boon, with 3 competent dentist. All work will be as usual. Will be pleased 10 meet all former patients. also all new ones. who desire substantial work All contracts will be finished as agreed adv.
 trunk filled with things for Thanksgiving, including a small pig rom which blood was eozing, stirred the police and authorities at New Lon- lon Tuesday night. The trunk was broken open to locate the mystery of he blood.
 Norwich people who have relatives n Torrington learn that the typhoid ,pidemic has been conquered and the ,merScn.y hospital in Trinity parish louse closed. after fifty eight days and nights The total number Of fever 'atients was 3I4 of which number me third were in the hospital. Only tight Of these hospital cases resulted atally.
 Cards have feen issued for the mar iage of ParmIy Scofield Clam of New fork and Miss Josephine Prent.s. sec md daughter of Charity TT5I.sfnissiDner sharies Preni!s, of New London. at the 'nst CJnSreSaLi6i al chuc. T tt four clock o1 Wednt sday, F5eceYnT CT 6. dr. C apn is 2 troher engagcI in bus- ness in New York
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