Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
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Norwich. Monday, Nov. 6, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

NcrwIchs Monday, Nov 2, 1Sl1. VARIOUS MATTERS
 will supply the pulpit at the Baptist
 church at Mantle Sunday.
 A book of interest to women. re- gently added to the Otis library, is N. Soyer's Paper Bag Cookery.
 i Katherine c. Lambert, manufactures i hair goods, 1f6 Main street. Hours
 10 to 12. and 1 to 6. Phone e32-5.-adv. There are five Connecticut students 1 in the freshman clas sat Brown uni- ! versity, which numbers a15, B more l than year ago.
 It has finally been decided that it i is legal to hunt rabbits in any other ! part of this state with ferret and 1 dog before December l.
 ! Unier the new law, each sealer of weights and measures in made an in spector, and Has power to make arrests
 for violation of the statutes.
 In the announcement of October honors at Holy Cross college. Will | jam A. Melville of New London is ] credited with two testimonials.
 1 On Saturday the additional brick | work at the junction of Shetucket with 1 Main street was put in and will be
 ready for use today, it is expected. Railway clerks now are permitted | to live on the division in which they l are working. Under a new ruling, it l is said they must live in the head l quarters town of their division. 1 ,The last legislature enacted Chap greater power to all courts now hay 1 ing criminal Jurisdiction, with the possible exception of justices of the 1 peace.
 The weather report for October I shows that the warmest days were on
 the 10th and 18th, when it was P, l and the minimum temperature was 2S ! on October g. The mean temperature was 54.
 chased three acres of land from George and Burke Hewitt. fronting on the lane that runs from N. c. Lathrop's house to Hilltop. He plans to erect house at once.
 There was a blighting frost Satur- 6ay morning, but Sunday was mild and suggestive of s-the summer of All Saints of which Longfellow writes. Indian summer begins on Saturday next, St. Martins day.
 A quartette from Brown university sang on Sunday evening at the Gen. tral Baptist church, where there was a congregation of SOC. The college quar- tette was heard in three selections, which were all finely rendered The boys meeting on Sunday after
 neon at the Y. M. c. A. had an attend
 anee of 25 who heard a particularly
 interesting talk by Rev. Joseph F. Cobb upon Lanterns. Benjamin Bruce
 was the leader of the meeting.
 Naroton corrasnondent writes.
 Col George Robbins. who has charge of the Soldiers home at Noroton, and
 Mrs. Elizabeth. Holmes of Noroton were married Saturday, the ceremony
 being performed by Rev. J. G. Dav- enport.
 The Yale Alumni association of Hartford had it's annual meeting at the Hartford Golf club Friday night. Recorder Herbert s. Bullard of the city court was elected president, and Edward M. Day of Colchester was chosen vice president.
 Charles F. Lillibridge is the loser of s4 and the clerk in his store is mi- nus a new overcoat because Fred FL iiott, who has been driving Mir Lilli- bridges car. borrowed both and failed to return. The clerk thought he was working for MT. Iillibridge.
 At wallingford today CaIondayl the ministers convention of New Haven county will be held at the First Bap- tist church Rev. W. T. Thayer, for merly of Norwich, will read paper on The Theologies of Dr. A. H. Clark and ". N. Clark compared"
 An auto owned by A. NJ. Craig of New Haven has been attached at a garage in Stonington. There are two claims under which it is held. One is that of Walter H. Goodrich & Co. of New Haven for s200, and the other a Cla of W Smith S50n
 The body of the man found in New London harbor last Friday was been identified as John Sullihoup, a Pole, 1 who had been working IS 9 laborer on the Central Vermont wharf. It is thought the letter in his posked was from his mother and sister in Russia. l
 4 months mind requiem high mass 1 for Patrick Joseph Skelly was cele brated at St. Patrick's church on Sat urday at s o'clock by the Rev. Hugh | Treanor. Mrs. P. J. Cough sang Pie, i Jesu, at the offertory, and Nearer My God, to Thee, at the close of the serv ices.
 Rev. Elliott B. Barber, who began his pastorate at the Danbury Univer- s4list church, Sunday, is native of Tufts college s, in isss. He has held oastorates in Gardiner and Westbrook, i Me, Norwood. Mass. and RuIaford i Me, coming from Rumford to Dan bury.
 The Connecticut local assembly of 1 the Brotherhood of St. Andrew is to 1 hold the 21st annual convention in l New Haven Saturday and Sunday, No vember II and F, at St. Pauls and | Christ churches. It is expected that 1 about 200 members and delegates from l all over the state will attend the two | day meeting.
 A new 10-cent stamp has been is 1 sued for the registry department. It ! is a rectangle end and in size is 1 three quarters inch by seven 1 eighths of an inch. The cloro is light l blue. The emblem fs an extended eagle l with outspredd wings. The wording is 1 United States register. and in the l lower corner is "1O Cents"
 The first sixteen pages of the booklet l recently issued by the state dair. and 1 1cod commissioners are devoted to the [ printing Of the dairy laws and the re- 1 nainder to the pure food laws The 1 booklet is apparently meant for dis triisutiOn atnouy claiyvraen farmers l