Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-19
Ol1e Rullftin- Norwich. Tu..dsy, DC. 1s, 1e1f.
VARIOUS MATTERS

tured in decorations this week. | Ponds and brooks in the suburbs
 are full as they have not been fol
 years.
 'steriing. silver toilet sets. Geo. A | Davis.-adv.
 Methodist churches are making plans l for watch night services on New Years eve.
 Sterling silver pencils. Geo. A I Davis.-adv.
 There are twelve bodies in the Cal 4 lyhan- Robinson tomb at Yantic cem- etery, not ten as stated on Monday. The astronomical winter begins on December 22. the sun reaching its 1 greatest deciination south cn that date 1 The Episcopal churches will have ] the celebration of Holy Communion | on Thursday, the feast of St. Thomas. Buy. sunbeams to eat Simply de- 1 licious.-adv.
 Tn school in the Bridge district will close on Friday. to open on We'd nesday, Jan 3. giving ten days va | cation-
 | Edward $. Brewer. a prominent | Springfield man, and former owner of 1 the Ocean house at Watch Hfll died | Sunday in New York.
 Schools are receiving lists of patri- | otic essay subjects for the prizes of $2O $10. and 8 offered by the Con necticut Society of Colonial Danes. When you're muddled-Ciys1nic clears Clysmic-The Grand Slam in Table Waters.-adv.
 Col w. .. Rafferty. commander of the artillery district, who is on leave is expected to return to the post this week.
 Sterling silver toilet articles. Geo. A. Dayis.-adv.
 The thirteenth census bulletin on agriculture in the state of Connecticut shows an enormous increase in the valuation of farming property in this state
 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday are Ember days in the Catholic church, SaturCay, in particular, the vigil of Christmas. being a day of abstinence for all
 In St Patrick's church at o'clock Monday morning, relatives and friencs attendaned a months mind requiem high mass for Miss Anna Mary Mur-
 
 Hand wrought silver craft jeweIry. Geo A Ieavis--adv-
 At HazardvilIe. the engagement has been announced of Grace Yates, the daughter of Rev. ". Yates, a former pastor of the Methodist church. and Robert P. Bridge. son of MT. and Mrs A. G. Bridge.
 Saturday the account of the trustee Brown of New London was accepted by Referee A A. Browning Later a dividend will be declared. but it has not been computed as yet.
 Some of the literature classes noted Monday that December IT was the an adversary of the. birth at East Haver hill in 1907 of John Greenleaf Whittier the poet. He died at Hampton Falls, N. H., September 2. 1892
 Opera glasses, reading glasses and harometers. Geo A. Davis.-adv.
 The Eastern Point cottage of George W. King of Norwich has been broken into within few days, and every room ransacked and left in great dis order- Entrance was effected through a window which was broken
 County Organizer Ernest Allison Smith is notifying Norwich citizens that the prohibition party for which he labors Tn this county will require at least $5e0 to end 1911 without debt To that end a silver shower is sug- gested.
 Mrs. Nellie A. Rathbun of East Hartford, was divorced from Burton H. Rathbun of that town by Judge Gardiner Greene in the superior court at Hartford last kweek- She married Rathbun in New London November 2, 1s93-
 
 Swan Safety, Waterman and Conk- lin fountain pens Geo. A. Davis.-adv
 Uncle Horace Johnson again pre- diets that There will be snow a-plen- " by Christmas day." and promises there will be sleishing in Connecticut before the coming of the new year. There were several snow nurries Mon day morning.
 State Entomologist Britton is send | ing out circular regarding the bill l now before the present session of | congress relating to the importation l and inspection of nursery stocks i along with Secretary Wilson's expia- l nations regarding it
 Escalloped potato supper at Spirit | ual academy, Thursday, , to '. 15c.-l adv.
 The Thames Dyeing and Bleaching company at MontviIie has resumed l work after short stop to enable new | machinery to be placed in the factory Four large dyeing vats have been | added to the equipment of the plant | md are about ready for use.
 Sterling silver spoons. butter spread CTS and tableware Geo. A. Davis adv.
 President Luther of Trinity college, whose home is in Brooklyn Conn., has been in Bloomsburg, Pa, to offfciate at the wedding of a young friend and Trinity graduate. O. Edward EIwell The father, George E. Elwell, was a classmate of President Luther.
 Annual communication of St. James lodge, No. 23. F. and A. M, this eve ming. Election of officers-adv
 Word has been received here of the death of Rev. Frederick Carman. an clergyman in Buffalo. Sat urday. He was stricken with heart trouble while en route from the west To visit his sister, Mrs. Marcus J. Simpson of Plymouth, formerly of Yantic.
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