Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-13

j. Wllfred Council of Norwich pur-
chased a handsome pair of Rhode ISL
and Red chickens in Stafford Springs
Wednesday.
\ good-sized delegation of Tie
Kings Daughters left Thursday morn
ing for the state convention in session
at Bridgeport.
\ meeting of the board of mana
gers of the Connecticut society, Sons
OF the American Revolution. will be
held at the Croker house. New Lon
don, at lis p. m. Tuesday.
Snapper blues are again frequerit1ng
the Sound waters adjacent to the shore
towns, and in quantities and of size
well worth the attention of local
anglers.
There as local interest in the meet
ing and banquet of the State Aero
club at Waterbury Thursday night.
The club has a number of Norwich
members.
Men have finished painting the ex-
terror wood and ironwork of the Sec
ond Congregational churcn The paint
ING of the parsonage was completed
last week.
Most of the cottages at Gales Ferry
have closed for the season. Among
the latest of the cottagers to return
to town this week was the family of
Frank Kroner.
Low Rates to California until Oct
IA. Tourist sleeping cars five times
weekly. without change. Berth SO via
Washington Sunset route, IL Milk
st. and 1862 Wash. ST.. Boston.-adv.
Mr.. Raymond B. Eldred. the local
violinist will play in the Central Bap-
fist church Sunday evening. 1t is ex-
pected that he will play on one of Mr..
Archibald Mitchelrs valuable violins-
adv.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Newland are
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Jerome Greer
at the Methodist parsonage, Mantle.
this week. Interesting meetings are
heing held at the Methodist Episcopal
church each evening, conducted by the
district superintendent
New London relatives mentioned
among guests at the Mcnamara Shan
non wedding were Mrs Charles Riley
and the Misses Claire and June Nc
Namara and Tyler Mcnamara, cousins
of the groom: Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Namara of Huntington street.
Jairus n. Kibbe, 70. died -wednes-
day at Somers, as the result of a shock
after an illness of ten days. He is
survived by four daughters Mrs. Fan
ME kibbe Of Boston, Mrs. Lincoln e.
Childs of Springfield, Mo-. Mrs Myron
Southwick of Warren and Miss Olive
kibbe of Somers
Frank Garvin, employed in the dye
house of the Uncasville Manufacturing
company, while olling machinery this
week, was hit by a block on one of
the heavy rolls. drawing the thumb of
hot ha
bruising it badly and tearing the nail
and flesh from the member.
The follow ing local unions have been
set off for this district. in arranging
for the big G.. E. meetings in Connec-
ticut this month, that in Norwich to
be held at the Second church,: Nor
witch union, Wlllimantic union, Daniel
son union, New London union, Mid
1leseX union, Manchester union and
Rockville union.
In preparation for the conservation
Of Bishop elect Thomas F. Davies at
Worcester. St. Matthews church there
is to give an especially designed epis-
copai ring fer the bishop-elect ST.
which the presiding bishop will de-
liver to the new bishop Immediately
after the conservation ceremony.
al waterbury,. Attorney JOhn H.
Cassidy has been counsel for the pro-
prietor of candy store arrested by
the state factory inspectors for vio-
lating the labor laws in letting a girl
in MS employ work more than 5S
hours. Mr. Cassidy claimed that the
statute limited individual rights and
Disseminated against women Decis-
ion is reserved for two weeks.
Stale Attorney Stiles Judson has
entered nGlle in the case of Louis
Peterson. the notorman held under
pan in connection with the auto coli
HSton a StTatford on the night of
December s. when Mrs. Jessica San
ders. of Mystic, met her death This
means the freeing from blame of Pc
ter<ofi. for whom bail had been fur
nished by the Connecticut company
Tobacco dealers are preparing for
the requirements of the new law,
which goes into effect November and
which prohibits the selling, giving
away, or delivery of tobacco in any
form to a minor under sixteen years
of age. A fine of s25 is provided for
the first offense and not more than
500 for each subsequent violation of
the law. Under the amended statute
bows who smoke may also be punished
Pine Knoll farm at South Coventry
mas Deen purchased from MISS Hattie
NJ. Albro by Henry N Wood of Gales
Ferry, formerly master mechanic of
the Wauregen mills, who will move
there soon. The farm is located on the
electric car line from Willimantic to
South Coventry, and is within three
minutes ride Of famous Lake Wau-
gumbaug. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood are
leaving MANY friends in Wauresan and
at Gales Ferry.
At the Medical associa tons meet
ing IN Mansfield Center. the follow
ing F,apers VIII be read Diet, by Rev
DR.. James Stretch of Stafford Springs;
The Diagnosis of Mental Diseases, by
Louis r. Brown. assistant physician at
the Connecticut hospital for the in
sane a MIGdletown. followed by dis
cussion by members. and a paper A
Few Practical Points in Anesthesa, by
DR.. Willard \. Simmons of Tolldnd
fsileWed u = discussion BY DIR. Ed