Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-09

LOnuOn TOT IuS WCIDaHS college. one subscription of $25 coming from John Eccles.
 The expenses of the dairy and pure food commissioners office, accordine to the report just issued. amounted to sl5,9S7.s3. and $33S.20 was received for oleomarEarino signs.
 A native of East Norwich, Rev. Jo- seph King, now of Torrington, has been invited to lecture at the St Pat rick's concert in the Catholic church
 at Litchneld. March If.
 It is decided that the state Red Men, at their annual powwow in Stratford. September will camp in Knowlton park. There will be 2 pa- rade. music and fireworks. The order for the muzxling of the dogs in Thompson will take effect
 March 16 and will be in force for three months. It pertains only to the Fourth and Fifth school districts.
 The Misses Clara and Justine Worth and Miss Helen Smith of this city were in New London Tuesday to attend the bridge whist party given by Miss Jean Bent at her home in Post Hill place.
 There arc now in Norwich 2,41o tele- phones, while New London has 2,6s7, Colchester s. Danielson 5O7. Jewett City 209, Moosup 25e, Mystic 720, Put nam 1.1so. Stafford 240, willimantic 1.l72.
 At the communication of St. James lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M, Tuesday evening. the degree of Master Mason was conferred upon one candidate in excellent form by the officers of the lodge.
 Relatives have learned of the death Of Nathaniel Kingsbury,, e1, of Cali fornia formerly of Coventry, Febru- Ary 17. He is survived by a widow. i've brothers and sisters. and several children.
 Horace Johnson has this to say in regard to weather conditions: From the 18th to the 1eth there will be an intermediate disturbance. indications drencher."
 Robert o. Tyler post of Hartford is preparing to keep open house for COG delegates from all over the state, at the annual encampment of the Con necticut c. A. R.. in Hartford, April IA and IS.
 MT: and Mrs. Charles J. Manwarins Of Mantle entertained a party of friends at their home on the Black Point road Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Mabel Tracy of Franklin, whc is their guest.
 Richard Dougdale of Mystic has been brought to the Norwich state hospita- Dy Patrolman Foley. Dougdale for some time had been acting in a strange manner and upon examination it was found that his sanity was affected.
 Through a letter to the state comp troller from the division of state pau pers of Massachusetts 1t is learned that the family of Jacob Swartzburg is a charge on the city of Hoyoke and will probably be sent back here. The town will then have to care for them.
 The girl who was recently placed in charge of Captain Douglass of the Sal vation Army has been taken to the House of Refuge in Boston. She was willing to go, and the city court agreed to her being taken there, as she was liable to fall into ways of vice here.
 Of local interest is- the society item in Wednesdays New York Times: Mrs Lindlsy Hoffman Chapin of II West Forty ninth street will give 8 small informal dance at her resi- dence on April II for her daughter, Mi.s Katherine chapin. a debutante of last year.
 Local undertakers attended a meet ing of the State Ernbalmers' associa~ tion at Hartford on Wednesday ana with others appeared before 2 legisla~ tive committee favorinS . deputy reg istrar of vital statistics at the Nor wfch state hospital, which will prevent a drive of 22 miles.
 There has been distributed to mem rsf IA :; church copies of the historical sermen given by Rev. H. J. Wycke1 and the order of exercises at the 15oth annivar- sary of the organization of the church last September. They were printed by the Church Improvement society.
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church met We'd needay afternoon with Mrs. E. B. Ed son of so Washington street. In the abssnce of the prssidsnt, Mrs, A. T. utiey. Miss Sarah Gardner presided. hostess served light refreshments
 Civil service examinations for junior chomi0t (mlnerAl gubstAnceo), enxi- nser- -physicist. timer band leader. 1 so ss1S Sr a. n w,e the next few weeks, for the two first in the state where the applicant re- sides and he must De a resident of that state 1t least one year.
 College women in New Haven were invited to meet Wodnessa ay afternoon at the homo of Dr. Mary F. Dole, when ere of the speakers was Mxk 6row1-- ell Gage, . Grsduate of Wei1egley. ane wiSe ef tho dean of the Yale miszien ct Chang ohA, China. Mrs Gage (Hsl- sn aowo) also spoke at drawiug- room meeting ct MrA J. D. Hildreth's on Tuesdsy aSteruOon.
 c. Leroy Iiu and Bort Friswell are oapoctod homo this week from their trip 10 the Maydf Gras celebration at New Or3sans. They spent day n WeDhin0ten, Wcn1rt thly called upon.