Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-28


Mild weather lessons the demand.
upon the charitable societies.
| Getting up before sunrise does MOI
imply very early rising. these darl
| days.
A happy new year for the coal deal
ers would be ushered in by zero tenn
| perature.
Chicken dinner today at Halle club,
35c to non-members.-adv.
Today. December %. the Episcopal
| churches will commemorate Holy In
nocents day.
Harriet NJ Alexander has sold her
place. No. LOG Prospect street, to
Archibald Gilchrist.
| Miss Lucy Gray of Preston picked
| a dandelion blossom in full bloom on
| Tuesday, December 2S.
Railroad men are finding time to
draw d long breath, after the rush
| and hustle of holiday traffic.
Crossings on many of the side
| streets are quite lost beneath the oily
mud. resulting from Tuesday nights
rain.
| Parsies. roses. dandelions and other
| late blossoms are picked occasionally
| IN sheltered gardens. Many lilac
| buds are noted
Methodist churches are preparing for
@-profracted meetings" to last over the
departure of the old year and the GEM
ing of the new.
DandeIions are blossoming in the
grass plot at the ArcanuTn club and
have been picked this week by Jani-
tor Charles W. Ames.
a. m. Scotch and Clysmic.
10. a. M Clysnio Water.-adv.
No. 40 of DabolPs New England
almanac is out for 1912. calculated by
David A. DaboH of Center Groton, and
published by l.. E. Dabon of New Lon
don.
Sportsmen claim that where woods
have been stocked with white hares the
animals have been killed off so by
injudicious hunters that the game is
actfca1ly exterminated-
that at the Christmas day service at
the Congrega tionalist church, when the
soloists were from Hartford, the plan
list was DR.. G.. Percival Bard.
President H. NJ Lerou of the Con-
necticut Pharmaceutical association
on Wednesday issued the call for the
mid winter meeting of the association,
at Bridgeport on January 20.
George Washington's portrait is now
on the stamps of ten denominations;
in the new issue of 1912 it will be on
but six. namely, the one, two, three,
four, five and six cent varieties
State inspectors have visited stores
N a number of Connecticut cities re-
Gently to notify the proprietors that
they must not employ any boy or girl
under the age of fourteen years.
A novel window decoration at the
Smoke Shop has been attracting atten-
ton this week for it's unfqueness. 1t
rcprest nts a fashionably attired gem
tleman sending in a hurry call by tel
ephone to Proprietor Pagan.
For the accommodation of Eastern
Point and Groton Catholics, Rev. DR..
T. NJ. Crowley of New London is
planning to build in Groton a sub
accommodate seven hundred
dergartner at Laurel Hill school, Nor
witch, of Miss Mabel s. Clark, the New
London telegraph states that she has
been a favorite singer at PeQuot chap
81 and the Second Congregational
church in that city.
Clerks in local stores have had more
or less business this week sIiting peo-
PIE VINO came 10 nave christmas BlItS
because they were too |
large or too small, or of the wrong |
color. There is much less of this ex-
charging in Norwich than in many |
cities.
1t has meen announced that the |
Ladies society of the Church of the |
Good Shepherd realized the sum of |
s441 from it's annual Christmas sale /
and supper who his a new record |
for the society. Tt is the result of |
much hard work on the part of the /
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Finch of Groton
a family party at their
Tome Christmas. There were present
Mr. and Mrs. George Finch and child
If Mystic, Mr.. and Mrs. Burr and child
# New London, Mr.. and Mrs Ii wing
0owsett of Norwich and Mr.. and Mrs.
eugene Finch and child.
Boys from this state who are on the
,attleship Connecticut write home |
hat Capt william, Rush of the battle
hip is to be appointed superintendent
# the Brooklyn navy yard next April,
n place of Louis s. Van Duzer, and
when promoted will succeed Rear Ad-
niral Lentze as cOmmandant.
New Haven road baggage men re-
he year. all trunks over forty inches
n length, or, in fact, any piece OF
baggage over forty inches. were to be
harged for at the rate of ten pounds
or every additional inch. This order
las been cancelled and the old system
f weighing will be continued.
PIPELINE WILL BE-
FINISHED IN TWO WEEKS.