Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-05
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VARIOUS MATTERS


 1 There will be numerous emergency cases for the plumber today.
 colored residents have been holding John Brown memorial meetings. l All the focks of wild geese going southward, have been flying unusually low.
 Salad supper at Spiritual academy, Wednesday, to 7.30, 15c.-adv. In the shore towns fishermen are getting their bobs in order for fishing through the ice.
 Last nights wintry temperature left the store windows frosted as they had not been before this season.
 Christmas trees by the carload are i already going down cn the C. V. road. intended for the New York market. St. James lodge. No. 2s, works the M. M. degree this eyening.-adv-
 A party of 2s young people went to Gardner Lake on a straw ride Satur- day evening. The affair was greatly enjoyed.
 A practical book recently acquired at the Otis library is Audels Answers on Automobiles, for owners, operators, and repairmen.
 The board of managers of the Odd Fellows home will hold a regular meeting at the home in Groton We'd nesday afternoon.
 The report of Secretary of Agricul- ture Wilson. soon to appear, will be his 18th, a matter of interest in this locality, once his home.
 Enumerations of school children in q haE TSn ted fO the state comptroller. including Ches- ter 3o5; Voluntown 157; Haddam o20; Mansfield 406.
 Xmas sale at Buckingham Memorial by ladies of Trinity Episcopal church, "Wednesday, Dec 6, to p. m.-adv-
 At the big holiday fair in Hartford for the benefit of the Connecticut Children's Aid society, Miss Mamie B. Ward of Norwich is to have charge Of one of the booths.
 Come to the Christmas sale at the Greeneville Congregational church to- night. Fancy articles, food, aprons plants, and ice cream.-adv.
 Mrs. Henry r. English of New Haven Is to entertain the members of the Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes day afternoon, December '.
 Xens' annual sale of fancy work. dolls, aprons. etc. Wednesday. at 1o1 Main street, next Porteous & MitchelPs store.-adv.
 On Monday morning at 8 o'clock, in St. Patrick'S church, Rev Hugh Trea- nor celebrated a high mass of requiem for Joseph H. Pratt. whose funeral took place Sunday afternoon.
 Bottoms up! C1ysnic down-Ah!A Clysnic- Any old time is Clysnnic time -water.-adv.
 Springfield papers note that the new bishop, Rt- Rev. Thomas F. Davies, states that diocesan affairs are run ming smOo; hly and that he contem- plates no changes at present.
 The December issue of the White Ribbon Banner urges members of the w. C. T. U. to see that copies of the anti cigarette law are posted in mills, stores, churches and all public places.
 Xmas sale at Buckingham Memorial by ladies of Trinity Episcopal church, Wednesday. Dec. 6, to 6 ?. m.-adv.
 The agent of the Mckinley Memo rial Hospital league has come to Con necticut 70 collect for the proposed s7,000.00O hospital 10 be built in New York. planned to be the largest and finest in the world.
 For the next of the boys Sunday meetings al the !. NJ. c. A.. Rev. F. w Coleman of Trinity Methodist church has accepted the invitation to be the speaker and will address the boys on the topic of Balances"
 A whist will be given by Thames lodge, N F. O. P, in Foresters' hall this evening. There will be six ladies' and six 6entiemen's prizes. Tickets 25 cents.-adv.
 Notices have been posted by the se- lectmen warning tramps to keep away from Griswold under penalty of ar rest. The influx since the re-estab- Iishment of license nas been large and the vagrants have been of the boldest kind.
 Illustrated lecture Wednesday eve ming by Sumner R. Vinton of Burma, Kipling's India, at Central Baptist church, o'clock-adv.
 Palmer Bros mill in Palmerto,yn re- sumed work Monday morning after several days shutdown. All the mills in Montville are now running full time with the exception of the Keyes Prod uct O.. which is expected to start in a short time.
 At the Methodist church. UncasvilIe. during the Sunday morning service, the six months old son of Mr- and Mrs. Herbert Clark of Norwich was chris tened Dy the pastor Key. J. b. AldT1cn, William Ivan Clark Frank Mitchell, Jr.. uncle Of the boy was the spon- sor.
 Xmas sale at Buckingham Memorial by ladies of Trinity Episcopal church, Wednesday, Dec. 0, to ?. m.-adv.
 Of the accidental deaths in this state during November, eight were by burn ing, seven each by drowning and falls, five by automobile, four on the trolley lines, three each by shooting and eX- posture, two each py train and gas and one each by scalding, electrocu- tion and crushing.
 Cards have been receiveS announcing the nlarrilGe On Wednesds Y, NovenI Ter 22, of Miss Grace Blair Watkinson, of lTartford, and Dr. Richard Werner Marehand. Mrs. Marchand is the daughter of Mrs. Richard BIair Wat kirson of Hartford. well known in the Eastern Pcint colony
 Sale of Christmas novelties by Miss Maud c. Buclking gham, Wauregan hotel. today, Dec. 5, from a. m. to g D. m.- adv.