Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-27
VARIOUS MATTERS


 was Home Mission Sunday. Horace Johnson predicts that Thanksgiving day will be pleasant.
 The buying of clothing, etc. for Thanksgiving needs increased the vol ume of trade on Saturday. < with ice Sunday morning when the mercury fell to 30 degrees.
 Turn out, brothers. Nov. 2s. Royal Arcanum, ladies' night will be treat. adv.
 In the December Century, Miss Amy Haslcw Dove of Norwich has poem, Christmas Song of the Puritans.
 The planet Mercury. will be found in the southwest in the evening sky the last week in November soon after sunset.
 Norwich socialists attended meet ing of socialists in New London Sun day. where Groton and Mystic also were represented.
 The eleventh meeting of the Con necticut Association of Public School Superintendents is to be held in Mer iden December and g. outdeor workers have found this month very favorable It is recorded
 
 sth, sieighing continuing until the 17th of March.
 Group photographs of the judges of been received by the majority of Con necticut lawyers. The pictures are twelve by fifteen inches.
 Alfred l.. Aiken, now of worcester. was elected president of tho savings bank section of the s7th annual con- vention of the American Bankers as- sociation in New Orleans.
 AT. MacDouEan, soloist. ladies' night; also orator. violinist. magician, etc.-adv.
 Cars continue to run every quarter hour to Ocean beach. where three new cottages are being built in Neptune built to former Governor Walters cas- tie.
 At the funeral of Joseph Perrin, s1, church in Coliinsville. his nephew, Rev. Francis ]. Muster of Jewett City cfi1ciated, assisted by the pastor, Rev J. E. Clark
 The services at the Mt Calvary Bap- tist church Sunday were conducted by Rev. Dr. David l.. Crosby of Provi- Gods Gracious Dealings with Men, and in the evening on The Wages of Sin is Death.
 Frank A. Rogers of Massapeag has purchased of Jedediah R. Gay of Mont vile all the land known as s'the plain, comprising about 1s acres This land holdings and borders on the Thames river.
 The New York, New Haven 6 Hart 1A& <I ~ I> zA with tho city of Worcester for land taken from the city by the road in the grade crossing elimination on the Nor wich & Worcester road, paying $2e, 500 therefor.
 Miss Katherine Rfdgeway, auspices of Y M c. A, tomorrow evening at Central Baptist church--adv
 Norwich readers of New York papers Saturday morning learned only that the Specer case had gone to the jury. Again The Bulletin beat the metropol- itan papers. informing it's readers that at 5.1e a. m., | verdict had been reached.
 The Telephone Bulletin for Novem- Der shows that Norwich had 2.s12 tel ephones the first of November, New London 2.So3, Danielson 554, Stafford 255. Willimantic 1887. Putnam 1,2S1, Jewett City 214. Colchester 1o4. Moos- up 2s2 and Mystic SIS.
 There was a number of arrests made Saturday night and Sunday by the police Most of the number were for intoxication and breach of the peace. I One girl, aged IT. for being incorrigi- ble, was taken in, while a man was accused of defraudhng . boarding house.
 Incorporation papers have been filed with the state secretary by the Fish Hu 1wzr &>x< London It is organized with s21, 100 capital The officers are: Edwin A. Fish, president: Lewis R. Church, vice president; George E. Fellows. treasurer and secretary.
 There is local interest in the society notes of the Springfield papers that Mrs. Ralrh W. Carleton is entertain Park avenue. in honor of her twin sis ter, Miss Leila Van Schaick of Ridge field, who is her guest until after Thanksgiving. There appearSs<in the Natvember Telepbone Bulletin 8 picture of the 1 new Daniels3n board and those who l set 1t up. It states that the operators 1 new board for the cutover by District 1 Traffic Chief Dow and the Norwich | instructor, Miss Coulter.
 Two courses In the department of 1 education of Yale university in any | one year will be allowed free to ac- | tualiy employed school teachers of this state. The Yale cooperation has ar | rived at this decision to order to make | tho university of greater service to the l public school teachers fn the state.
 New markers will be used after De- 1 cenber 31. when the registry of all mo- l tor vehicles win expire and must be | renewed Tie colors will be white | and green. The markers for private i will be green with white 1 figures. and for manufacturers. dealers | and liTerymen, white with green fig 1 ures
 The postofsce department has decid- | ed that 3 rural carrier who passes | twice over 2 gwen road must collect l mail from boxes located on such roads | on the second trip, providing signals l are raised to show that mail Is in the | boxes, and providing, further, that one | hour has elapsed since thes carriers | first trip over the road.