Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-31


James L. Doyle of New Britain has
purchased building lot at Ocean
beach and will build a new house on
the site at once
A total of eight real estate sale.
was oflcially reported as fled in Nor
wich the past week, as against four
during the corresponding week OF
1910.
On Wednesday evening the Thames
club gave farewell supper to Capt
Elisha L. Palmer who sails today
lFriday) to spend several months in
Europe.
There was no drop in the price OF
coal here and IT win probably not come
until the middle of next month or after
by which time new coal Win probably
be here.
The postofice department announces
tine appointment of Nathan Gilman as
postmaster at Bozra.hville, New Lon
don county, in place Of A. A. Smith,
resigned.
A dollar in savings account il
worth two In q pocketbook See the
Thames Loan & Trust Co.'S helpful
plan.-adv.
1t il estimated now, from reports
received from all over the state, that
tend the coming state encampment at
Hartford
A change il to be made at the town
farm in Montville, April l, Mr.. and
Mrs Wyatt of Vernon succeeding Mr.
and Mrs Blake as superintendent and
matron. respectively.
E
The present price of milk in New
London 10 seven cents quart, whole
sale, and eight cents a quart retail.
The prices are likely to remain the
same all spring and summer.
Eastern Connecticut members of the
Society of Colonial Wars have been
notified Of the court Of the society
called 1T Hartford for Monday next
by Major Louis r. Cheney, governor
Mrs. L. W. Pratt, worker in human
hair goods, 10 in New York, looking up
spring styles. Will return Monday,
April 3.-adv.
Corporation papers as follows have
Minieret Wills company of Mystic in
certificate showing in
grease of capital from 500. 600 to
@i'o'oee-
The money turned into the state
tTsssury nem licenses OF motor vehi-
Giles IN 1919 Amounted to $1e2.375. Last
year there were 10,5ee autos registered
in this state. and this number is in
creasing rapidly.
A movement has been started to
nave cisfeymen speak ON the subject
q tuberculosis, ON the day which the
National Society for the Study and
Prevention OF tuberculosis have set
aside, Sunday, April 30.
The attention of employees in freight
houses of railroads has been called to
the rules for prevention of fires. The
against any such disaster as occurred
in New York last week.
Very Low Cosenist Rates Wis. Nickel
Plate Road-fo California. Washing
ton, Oregon and far west. daily, March
sleepers. Write L. p. Burgess n. p.
3. A., a12 Old South bldg, Boston,
adv.
On Wednesday, Joseph H. Hawley
OF Danbury. sTand master of the Con-
issued MS proclamation for the thanks
giving day Of the order, April 26,
Homes day at Fairview, Groton. the
Odd Fellows home.
On Thursday morning the remains OF
NJ AIs- Ezekiei Smaller were taken to
Deep River by Henry Allen & Son.
Relatives accompanied the body and
services were held at the grave. the
burial being in the family lot in the
Deep River Cemetery.
1t was Rev. Il. S. Kaufman of Nor
wich who presented a resolution depre-
eating the publication ard circulation
81 sunday newspapers. with special
reference to the colorod or so-celled
comic sheet, at the Methodist confer
ance. The opinions Of some prominent
editors were read
At the annual meeting of the Com
necticut Bible society, held in Hart
FORD "wednesday. 1t was reported that
during the year Bibles in ten Ian
EuAges had been distributed, s,0oS BIZ
sles sold. 5.e52 given away, so life
members supplied, making total dis
Of f4,11e.
The hearing regarding the commit
m9nt u the Sw141burg cf1ildfeu TO the
couzey noEDe was nst held on Thurs
aay beIng postpened for a month 1t
b probuble there win be no Rearing. as
! nunber Of the Hebrews are certain cert
that Mrs SwatxburE and children can
be supported otherwise
Papers were filed in the common
pleas court At Bridgeport wednesday
N suit brought by Mary e. Spafard
against the New Haven railroad for
fs6ee damages The plaintiff alleges
, spark from q locomotive DESTROYED
on her estate in the towns
d Hebron and Lebanon, covering $50
Reres in extent.
Schooner Brookiine- arrived Thurs
nay morning with q cargo of yellow
pine from Jacksonville, Fla a part
of her cargo il consigned to H. F. G.
A. j. Dawley at Norwich and the re-
to Thames Lumber company
= East Nov LOnden. Captain Corri-
gan repcrted . svfoo trip. being ten
Hays ON the way.
At the funeral Of George Shelley at
st. AIMS church, North Oxford, Mass.
On wednesday,. the bearers were James
9. of North CNerd, Fred N. of Palm
br, William H. Of Norwich, Henry w.
Of FrOv1Aence ana John r. Shelley OF
Methne1z. brothers, and John III. Shell :
Iey, . Mophew- Burial was IN St.
AIMS cemetery, Cranston. r. T.
Each frsiahA assent for the New York.
View Haven 4 Hartford railroad has
received notification OF the securing
Of q new terminal in Brooklyn by
The New England Navigation com :.
pany in conjunction with the New Ha :
ven roxd which will make possible
greatly improved transportation facili-