Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-14
Otle Rullftim.
Norwich. THURSDAY. Dec. u, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

1t is said that throughout the coun-
try the supply of Christmas tree is a
trifIe short this year.
Some tobacco was taken down by
Holland county growers curing the re-
cent warm and foggy weather
Rabbit supper and social session at
Eiks' home tonight.-adv.
The State Manufacturers associa-
the Allyn house. Hartford, Wednesday.
December 20.
District Supt. ]. IT. Newland of Nor
wfch was at Crystal Lake, Ellington,
Monday. to preside at the fourth quar-
terry conference.
The place known as the Charles
Tyler place at Eastern Point has been
remodeled and is being greatly i'm
proved for the coming season.
The body of Mrs. Georgiana McGinn.
who died in East Haddam Monday.
was brought to East Lyme for burial
in Flanders cemetery Wednesday.
The McntvilIe rural carrier, Fred B.
Tooker, is able TO resume his trips
with the mail, after several days lay
off from his duties caused by his re-
cent runaway
Fifty printed calling cards for 20
cents at Bulletin office.-adv.
St. Lucy's day was commemorated
by the church on Wednesday.
1t is claimed that this has been the
best fall in six years for seeding down
and making lawns
Daniel L-@Cranston of East Great
Plain exhibited Wednesday a box
large and thrifty on the 18th of De-
cember as they usually are in May.
At the forty eighth annual meeting
IN Tuesday. in the Atheneum. Judge
Samuel Q. Prentice. the president. pre-
sided He was reelected to the office
On Wednesday the town completed
the work of rebuilding the macadam
in Laurel Hill road from the city line
to the state road. 1t is now in first
class condition as far as the Spicer
place.
A meeting of representatives of the
United German societies of the state
Is to be held in New Britain the last
GRAFTON will be represented by five del
egates.
Lieut.. Edward w. Putney has re-
turned to Fort Terry. Plum island, af. |
ter a two months leave of absence
Mrs Putney and little daughters will |
remain in Milford until the Christmas |
holidays.
They never say Pass to CIysmic |
Water. Clysmic-King of Clubs-adv |
The president has sent to the sen |
ate the names of L. A. Chittenden of |
Guilford, Edgar c. Page of Sandy |
Hook and Charles A. Potter of Daniel |
son to be postmasters in their respec- |
tive towns.
The New London Ship and Engine |
company of Groton on Wednesday filed |
It the secretary of states office GER /
-ihcate of an increase in capital stock /
to $3,500.000, divided into $4,000 shares
Of $1,000 each.
The To1land county superior court |
VIII be in session at Rockville Friday,
when the case of the Perry Ice COM
pany VS.. Gardner Hall. Jr.. of Will |
ngton, will be tried. A short calendar
The Progressive Missionary club of
the Central Baptist church held its
meeting Wednesday with Mrs Frank I
lin HNBrown of Laurel Hill avenue. % |
members attending. The president, |
Mrs A. T. Utley, presided. After rou-
tine business and reading on mission |
ary topics. light refreshments We're
served.
Don't forget the rabbit supper and
social session at Elks' home tonight
adv
A Lyme correspondent writes: Spe-
cfal meetings will be held every eve-'l
1ing for the two coming weeks. except
saturday evening, in the Baptist
church. Rev A. B. Coats will assist
he pastor this Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. Next week he
expects help from New London and
Norwich.
1t has been decided to have the old
iome week celebration at South Gov
entry the last week of August. 1912. |
RE First Congregational church of
'oventry will have one day for the OBJ
of its 200th anniversary An
,ther day will be taken no by the
Booth Dirnmock Memorial library ded-
cation.
Norwich friends of the Meriden
clergyman will be interested to know
hat Neldon l.. Kidd, SO nof Rev. W.
Il. Kidd, Pastor of the First NJ. E.
church, Meriden, married Miss Ethel
T. Service at PA Lefforts place, Brook
yn, in that city Monday. The groom
S twenty-one and the bride eighteen
Tears old
New York papers announce that an |
Illustrated lecture on Libraries of Co
onial New York will be given by Aus
In Baxter Keep of the department OF
history, College of the City of New
Fork, on Friday, at Havemeyer hall,
Columbia. Mr. Keep was graduated
rom the Norwich Free Academy in
he class of '93.
Branch 394 of the National Letter
Carriers association of rnis city is in
eceipt of an invitation from Branch
o of Norwich to attend the annual
meeting of that branch on the eve
ling of January 90 The brothers of
ne Rose have arranged an interest
ng entertainment programme.-New
london Telegraph.
Harry krantz of the town of Toll
and. peddler, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the United States dis
rict court, with liabilities of S44221
md assets of S523.51. The assets in
'iude a peddler's wagon and contents
md oebts Que on open accounts
mounting to $112-21. due from SO