Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-28

Choice scallops and oysters today at Powers Bros, 10 Rose place.-adv.
 Morton F. Plant Is contemplating the erection of 8 house on his estate at Eastern Point for the use of his secretary and cashier. George Wood worth.
 There will be special music at the Halle club on Sunday afternoon from 4.30 to 5.30.-adv.
 District Superintendent J. H. New land of Norwich will preach Sunday morning at the Putnam M. E. church. Saturday, evening.
 Former pupils of the late Dr. Rus sell of St. Margaret's school, Water bury. are raising fund in his memory. Miss Lucy Jarvis of Brooklyn, Conn, has subscribed $5.
 7.SO D. m., Trinity Methodist church, special musical service. Mrs. Geo. H. Curtis. soloist of Brooklyn, N. Y., will assist.-adv.
 Grand Army men have been recall ing the fact that 4S years ago this week General Burnside superseded General Hooker in command of the Army of the Potomac.
 O. E. Ryther agent of the Connecti- cut Temperance league, is to speak in the Congregational church at Pomfret Sunday morning on Connecticut's Place in Temperance Reform.
 The state commissioner on domestic animals, Gen. Heman O. Averill, has issued an order that after 12 o'clock noon next Tuesday all dogs in East Lyme shall be muzzled.
 On sale Saturday, Jan. 18th, 30 trim- med hats, all good value. Mrs. G. F. Stanton.-adv
 The largest S. N. E. exchange in- stalled during the year was at the Griswold hotel at Eastern Point. where 200 stations were placed and connect ed to a special lampboard.
 Mrs. Colby c. Jeffrey of New Lon and Fannie l.. Colt the cottage on the front row at Ocean Beach for many years owned by the Colt family.
 The continued cases against two small boys will come up in the city court this morning. They are charged with theft and it is said have done much of such work about the city.
 The annual meeting of the McAll auxiliary will be held at Miss M l.. Huntingtons, 197 Broadway on Mon day, Jan. 30th, at 3.3o D. m Election of officers and other business.-adv.
 One of the features of the Burns banquet Thursday night not recorded was the playing by Messrs. Archibald Mitchell and Raymond Eldred on the violins for the Highland reel which made decided hit.
 
 Norwich is represented at the ban quet of the veteran agents of the Met ropolitan Insurance company in New York by M. c. Higgins, one of the best known insurance men in this part of the state.
 Miss Ethel L. Willard of Rockwell street attended the silver wedding an- niversary of MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Newcomb in Holland on Friday even ing. MT. Newcomb is her uncle and is d prominent banker of Holland. Central Baptist church Sunday morn ing on Our Pre- eminent Capacity to Cope With the Insuperable. His even ing address will be upon the topic In Your Own Picture Gallery.-adv.
 Crescent Beach cottagers will like to know that petition is being circulat- ed in Mantle to have the roadway bridge at Rope Ferry raised 10 as to permit most of the power boats to go under the bridge without opening.
 At New London Friday night the contract for a new hose house for the Ockford Hose company was awarded for the sum of S7, to w. A. Harvey With the wiring and other additions the total cost of the building will be about $7,500.
 During 1910 the speakers of the Connecticut Temperance union ad- dressed $50 audiences, attended 145 conferences. helped organize many To- cal committees. counseled with citi- zens in 115 different towns travelling 22,000 miles, and writing 10000 letters.
 In the annual report of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith for the diocese of Hartford for the year ported from St. Patrick's church of this city, $16.25 from Taftville and $62.S0 from Putnam. The total con- tributions in the diocese were $3,644.S2.
 In the city court on Friday morning a local resident was charged with non- support It was shown that of the $12 a week he earns $10 of it is given to his wife. He was placed on proba- tion and the couple will endeavor to adjust their troubles and study econ omy.
 The power for the East Lyme road will be temporarily supplied by the Connecticut company until the wires connecting the converting station at Oswegatchie are complete. Up to Thursday the power had been fur nished by the New London Gas and Electric company
 Rev. James .. Dolan, for over seven years q member of the diocesan mis- sionary band stationed at Milford, has been appointed pastor at Tariffvil1e He is a native of Jewett City. studied at St. Sulpice. Paris, and is one of the most scholarly and eloquent priests in the diocese. and a favorite orator for the Grand Army posts.