Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-23

tending the big furniture show in
New York.
The New Haven road will soon place
an order for 4 sleeping cars at
Mrs. Eunice Gates. widow of Daniel
c. Gates. died at her home in Mantle
Friday night at the age of &c.
Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown preach
ed in the Episcopal churches of Col
chester and Hebron on Sunday.
The Connecticut Federation OF Wo-
mems clubs will hold luncheon at
the Hotel Green, Danbury. in Fcbru-
airy.
Neosha club whist tonight. Forest
ers EaE.--adv.
There will be motion list business in
the court of common pleas and the as
signment of cases at New London to-
day.
Although the coves on both sides of
the Thames are frozen over. the river
is free from ice from Allyns Point
down.
The light snow of Sunday morning
numerous falls on the unsanled
walks.
The public schools in Mantle were
Charles d. Hine of the state board Of
education.
The new volume. American and EE-
glfsh Genealogies in the Library Of
Congress. has just been received by
the Otis library.
In the state secretarys office, Elmer
Fl. Lounsbury, chief clerk. is busy
bringing up to date the Connection
State Register and Manual for 1911.
The annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Humane society is to be held in
Hartford. Reports will be read and
directors elected on Wednesday morn
ing.
Saturday Undertaken Hourigan sent
the remains of Mrs. Annie Zabaski
who died in Preston. to Derby, ac-
companying the body as far as New
London.
The funeral of Gilbert r. Edwards
took place at Waterford at o'clock
Saturday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Board
man officiating. Burial was in Jordan
cemetery.
Steamer Prinz August Wilhelm. on
which Luther K. Zabriskie of Nor-
wich is passenger, reached Kingston,
Jamaica. at q. M, Friday. on the
The members of ST. Agnes' guild OF
Christ church enjoyed supper in the
Sunday school room Friday evening,
this following special service which
had been held in the church
A large quartermaster's and ordnance
brick storehouse Is to be erected at
Fort Wright. Fishers island The
structure is to be 1875 by SO feet, and
one and three-quarter stories high.
Joseph Sheridan, John Slattery, M.
J. Coscoran and John Sullivan left
Saturday for a visit Of several days in
New York. At Bridgeport they expect
ed to bejoined by Thomas Slattery.
AS the result of bronchial pneumo-
mia, Ernest r. Peterson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph e. Peterson, died at
his parents home, No. 44S Boswell
avenue He was in his fourth year.
In the city court Saturday morning,
Walter Mareok. charged with seduc-
ton on the complaint OF Frances Ga
british, had his case continued. Later
in the day they were married by Rev.
j. ]. Ambot
At Wheeler's pond in Montville Sat
urday Perry H. Corning, Joseph l.. Dat
and Joseph p. Cummings had fine luck
piclSerel fishing. bringing home a hand
some string of sixteen, which were
greatly admired.
Mrs. Tillie U. Reynolds Was the
speaker and gave spirit messages at
the Spiritual Academy on Sunday at
both the morning and evening services.
She was heard with much pleasure by
large audiences at both services.
Morton f. Plant of Eastern Point
has ordered a twin screw steel motor
yacht of 1873 feet over all, 131 feet on
the water line, 16 feet beam and feet
draught, which he win use in con-
junction with his new racing schoC ner.
At the regular meeting of indie
pendent lodge. No. 300, /. o. B. A., in
F'oresters' hau on Sunday afternoon
the president, Myer Bruckner, WIS in
the Chair. and in addition to routine
business one new member was initial
ed.
Officials of the New Haven road
state that there has been a percepti-
bile Improvement in traffic conditions
during the past few weeks. They say
that the betterment since Christmas
has been of d most substantial char
acter.
Two young men were arrested by
Policeman Smith earlv Saturday morn
ing for using vile language while in
toxicated in Franklin square. They
were fined S. and costs each, one pay
ing s13.22 and the other taking an
appeal
Carl Colt, who recently resigned a
position in the Panama canal service
because of his wife's poor health, re-
turned here Saturday evening. With
Mrs. Colt. he has been spending some
time at her home in Baltimore, since
leaving Panama
BY an express agreement just adopt.
ed, thousands of dollars will be saved
annually. When two companies han
die a package hereafter the charge
will be the same as if one company
had carried the package from the ship
ping point to its destination.
Effort will be made by the temper
ance party to change the certifca te
law 50 that for second offenses, which
are other than merely technical judge 6
shall have no right to issue certificates
which will enable liquor dealers who
have violated the law to be licensed
to continue business.
Sill to Regulate AeropIone Flights.
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