Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-29


ferent towns are expected to be guest
4 CT Pythagoras lodge of Lyme at rh
annual meeting next Monday after
noon
Royal Arch Mason officers of Ney
London have been invited to attend tn
official visitation of Franklin chapter
No. 3, r. A. NJ, in this city on Jan
uary 4.
The last quarterly conference OF
Uncasville M. E. church was held a
the parsonage Wednesday evening
| District Supt. ]. H. Newland of Nor
witch presided.
There is a rush to comply with tn
new regulation of the state board o
fountains in schools, which law goei
| into effect January 2.
/ The committee on visitation and dis
| charge of the Connecticut Prison as.
ISOLATION met Wednesday. Seven pris.
oners are to be discharged from the
| state prison at Wethersdeld.
| In St. Fatriclzs church on Tuesday
| Rev. Hugh Treanor celebrated re
QUEEN high mass for Mrs Elizabeth
| Shannon, who died last week at the
| home of her daughter in New London
| The penny vaudeville company has
given up its location on Main street
/ ana mas leIt town. Inc DTSt SATURDAY
night here it took in 800 in pennies
| but since then business has declined
Eureka Harbor, Masters, Mates and
! Pilots association has appointed Capt.
Frank M. johnson OF the Narwhal a
committee to select a place and date
/ for the annual dinner and celebration.
| Emily E. Ellis of Brooklyn, N. Y.
were married in Brooklyn Saturday.
After brief honeymoon trip to Bos-
ion, they will make their home in Oak
1ale.
The committee on new buildings of
the Connecticut agricultural college at
Storrs met Wednesday at the room of
fhe state board of agriculture at the
capitol They have not yet decided on
the plans submitted.
The democratic gubernatorial con-
Ventlon of 1912 may be held in the
city of Bridgeport. Already plans to
secure this convention of democrats
are well matured. The last state con-
Nention there was in 1896.
Judge James P. PIatt OF the district
court of the United States has dis
charged from bankruptcy Amos Cliff
ton case of Colchester, Charles CoweII
of Danbury, Isaac Bialicls of Hartford
and James A. Pease of Fairfield
The Sunday school Christmas festi
val of Park hurch viii be held in the
Sunday school room. Osgoed Memorial,
this evening. at 6.45 o'clock to which
all the scholars with parents and
frienos, are cordially inyited.-adv
1t is said that the Connecticut river
steamers VIII end the season Saturday
night of this week. The boats have
continued longer this season than in a
great many years. As a rule about
the first of December closes naviga-
ton.
William A. SrauIding, rs, of New
Britain. was found dead Wednesday
morning at his home. No. Sc ELM
street, with a shotgun beside him.
which told the sad story of his death,
The family at one time lived in Plain
field.
Among visitors in Norwich Thursday
was Supt Everett E. Brown of West
land farms, Pomfret, one of the au-
thorities on apple growing in New En-
gland. Mr.. Brown had been in Mont
vile to inspect the grange Wednesday
night.
The plan Of hunters to save the quail
THIS winter is to locate their feeding
ground and build some sort of shelter
out of brush or stalks, place the grain
and hayseed around it, make a path
in each direction, leading to the shell
ter, strewn with grain.
During The recent Christmas rush
Miss Houldcroft and Miss Wheeler, in
the postal sub station at the Boston
store. did much and efficient work
During the week 81 sacks of mail,
were sent from that station.
Connecticut police have been notified
TO be on the watch for automobiles
that after January 1 may not have the
new markers. The secretary of state
has given plenty Of warning to holders
of licenses that the markers must be
changed on and after that date.
News has been received of the sud-
den death at Cleveland on December
p of Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Az
cry. 81, wife of Prof Elroy M Avery.
husband east for the annual meeting
of the Avery Memorial association, |
at Poquonoc.
After over year of effort. Deacon
George r. Sanders has collected all |
but 1920 to pay for the building of |
the annex to the Mohegan church and |
for the general improvements there |
society is small, but is working earn |
estly to get rid of its debt.
Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster. of the /
oioceses of Connecticut. |
sent out the following Christmas |
greeting to the people of the state: |
May Christmas bring it's great 10y
to all people; that joy that is deeper |
than any pain: and bind them in that !
brotherhood that is deeper than any |
distinction"
Ellis R. Hill and NJ A. Torbet have |
completed the course Of instruction fo.. |
cadet engineers at the revenue cutter
school of instruction at Fort Trum
pull, and upon passing the required
physical examination will be com /
nissioned third feutenants of engi-
1eers and be available for duty in
;ruising vessels of the service.
George A Kies of Church street was
to read IN Thursdays Buile-
in of the death of William Heinrich.
he blind singer. who had visited him
ate III September. Mr. Heinrich was
Is years old. and a native of Rock
ord, ILL., He made his homo In Bos-
on with his sister. Miss Desdemona
Heinrich. who is now in Europe.
The possible revival in the New
states of stock growing for