Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

Sl1ppery TO&QS make DuSiHcSS 1ur tES ble clSsmjths.
 Another. another. another and no harm done if it's Clysmic Water.-adv
 Christmas eve and New Years eve will be quiet this year, as they come on Sunday.
 Horace. Johnson predicts great dis turbance from tEe 18th to the 22. and good sleighing for Christmas.
 The state board of pharmacy this week has examined Is candidates for certificates as licensed pharmacists.
 Camps of Sons of Veterans about the state are already planning to celebrate birthday, Monday, February 12.
 A number of Norwich people were in New London Wednesday fer the sale of antiques at Mrs. Richard Mans fields.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at Bulletin office.-adv.
 Mentioned among recent visitors to Mt. Holyolxe college is Mrs. Aachel Hoover Gates. on-graduate in 1908, of Mantle, Conn.,
 Holly, scarlet bells. candles, tree or naments holiday baskets and similar reminders of Christmas are being fea- tCfed by the stores.
 A months mind requiem high mass for William O'Nei1 was celebrated Ii. St. Patrick's church Wednesday at s o'clock by Rev. Hugh Treanor.
 While the ground was sprinlIed with snow Wednesday. an agent with an altotruck was calling on local dealers taking orders f,r spring seeds.
 A marriage license was issued att the town clerks office at Middletown Tuesday to Moses Sparks of New Lon don and Airline M. Mills of Crescent street, Middletcwn.
 vate social at the Armory tonight I ang's orchestra Dancing at o'clock Tickets 25 cents each--adv.
 Souvenir post cards are being held up by the postoffice because Red Cross seals have been placed on the front of the cards, when the law requires that the stickers should go on the back.
 The Clinton Mills company of Nor wich has filede preliminary certificate of dissolution, and the Cameron. Schroth & Cameron company of the solution.
 The fourth quarterly conference of the Lee Nj. F. church at Holland is to be held in the church Monday evening, December ,l. The district superin tendent. Rev J. H. Newland of Nor wich, will be present.
 In this state during November, three persons each took their lives by the use of carbolic acid and gas, two each by drowning, shooting, jumping and poison other than earbolic, and one by cutting the throat.
 On Sunday, Dec. 3. 1911. at the of he ord TrT7i- versalist, four children were impress sively baptized by the pastor. Then followed the reception of four adults into church membership.
 The body of A. M. Young arrived in Waterbury from New York on the LOOT o'clock train Wednesday morning. Ser vices were conducted at Hall Memorial l chapel at T o'clock Burial was in Riverside cemetery, Waterbury.
 Regular ccnvocation Franklin chap ter, No. 4. R. A. M.. at Masonic tenn rle this evening. Work in the M. M. degree.-adv.
 The suffragist leaders of New York have adopted a parody written in re- ply to Kipling's poem, The Female of the Species,'' by Mrs. Alexander M. Sinclair of New London. and are to print it and spread it broadcast- Mrs. Annie o'Neil. wife of Margo O'Neill of New London, has received a check for S2,0J0 for insurance due the death of her father, James P Murphy, one of it's oldest members. Dairy and Food Commissioner H. F. Potter of North Haven gave three hearings Tuesday at his office to men who were charged with having vioiat- ed the laws relative to cocoa Two were of New Haven and one was from Putnam
 Three candidates were examined on Tuesday by the state board of veter- mary registration and examination. They were examined in six subjects anatomy. physiology, obstetrics, path : l ology, thera peutics and theory and practice
 . Wednesdays meeting of Comfort circle of The Ki'g's Daughters was held with Mrs Alvin D. Lewis of 94 one visitor being present. Mrs. A. T. Utley. tEe leader presided. A busy ane profitable afternoon was spent. 1 Boston papers note that Bishop Thomas F. Davies was the guest of the Boston Episcopal club, Monday night. The men of All Saints church, | Worcester, have sent Bishop Davies his work for the men of his former parish.
 1 The Dan5ury News states that Ma | than $. Penn has arrived from Nor . wich to succeed William E. Lake, who recently resigned as manager of the 1 local branch Of the Singer Sewing Ma chine company When promoted, MT Penn was acting manager of the Nor
 wich office.
 1 Health Officer Dr. N. B. Lewis has
 notified the doctors of the city that free
 anti-toxin ray be sect red from the
 tiurg stores of Lee & Osgood Co.,, lit 1 lev & Jones and H. M Lerou. He has also given notice that there must
 be no more common towels and dr.nk-
 ing cups in public places Ladies of St. Patrick's Parish. l At a meeting of members of the Catholic WoEen's club. held on Mon day evening in conference with the l rector, Rev. Hugh Treanor, it was decided to reorganize for parish worh tTr~, <7@,. IL