Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-08


of the New London lines
Steamer Oceana, on which Miss
Minnie NJ. Kind and Miss Mary f..
Friswell were passengers. was due at
Bermuda Saturday morning.
Rev. Albert B. Todd, recently of
Staffordviile, preached as pastor at
Calvary Baptist church. Torrington,
for the first time on Sunday.
Business failures in Connecticut for
the past week numbered $40, against
fs9 in the same week of last year, 2Ss
in 1903, Esq in 1908, and 1873 in 1907.
The Falls mill weavers who went to
Jail have paid their bills and gained
their liberty from Cedar street. con-
fnement there not being to their Xix
ing.
A New London paper states that
DIR. + NJ. Dunn has Purchased from
Mr.. Hislop handsome bay mare. six
years and sired by Stampede. with a
record OF 2.07.
Tho officers of the Council of Educa-
ton met in room % at the capitol last
week, to discuss programme and plans
previous to the meeting OF the entire
body at Meriden this week.
of the small crops that are already
UP. Charles Gates of Pleasant VAL
ley. Groton, lost about fifty pounds
of asparagus Wednesday night.
The reappointment of Bank Com
missioner Norris s. Lippitt by Goo
ernor Baldwin is a striking testimon-
ial to teh efficiency with which Mr..
Lippitt has fieed this important of
fice.-Commercial Record.
Policeman Henderson on Saturday
arrested Jennie Frost, charged with
kicking in windows belonging to a
West Side property owner. 1t is I'M
derstoood she thought they belonged
to one against whom she had griev-
ance.
Charles A. Beclzwith, a Waterford
farmer, was fined SO in the New
London police court Saturday fore
noon for selling milk that had been
diluted with water and therefore
adulterated. Beckwith pleaded guilty
as charged.
The tax collectors office will be
open Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings of this week until 8
o'clock. Wednesday. the 10th. is the
last day for the payment of personal
and property taxes before interest is
added.-adv.
Harry Brown. the actor, accompa-
MED by his wife. arrived from New
York Saturday morning at their cot
a member OF the Lillian Russell COM
pany, playing In Search of a Sinner,
the past season,
Saturday morning in teh city court
Mary Falvey was fined SIS and costs
amounting to 1892 for beating her
sister in-law at her home In Thames
vile. She had not>> secured the coney
to pay and will probably go to Jail
this morning.
There is local interest in the death
of Mrs. Adelia Alexander, widow of
Byron Alexander, Saturday evening
at her home IN New London. She was
7s years old. She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Jennie A. Smith, wife
of Stanley A. Smith.
The society of the Children of Mary
of st. Patriclzs parish received Holy
Communion in body Sunday at the
$50 o'clock mass. which was celebrat-
ed by Rev. Edward ]. Plunkett, who
was assisted in giving communion by
Rev. William f. Cavanaugh.
The New England Navigation Co.
is getting ready for it's summer bust
ness when 1t sends the City of Lowell
up the Hudson on excursions. Sun
davs, beginning the last week in May,
and changes the force on the Nor
witch line to various other lines.
There are about 5000 who have COM
piled with the requirement that the
versonal tax be paid, and it is under
stood by the tax collector that most
of those sent bills will come up with
the 50, so that the list to turn over to
the prosecuting attorney will be small.
The trustees of the Connecticut
Teachers Annuity guild held a quar-
terly meeting Saturday in the senate
retiring room in the capitol Strong
Comstock of Danbury presided The
list of annuitants for the coming year
was made out and contains 120 names,
five more last year.
Eastern Connecticut priests will go
to Waterbury this morning for the
funeral Of Rev. James W. Cunning
ham of st. Thomas church. In the
solemn high mass of requiem Rev. Jo-
serh F.. Mccarthy Of wauregan will
be sub deacon. The eulogy will be pro-
noanced by Rev. T. NJ. Crowley, DID,
of New London.
On Sunday at st. Patricks church,
Rev. Hugh Treanor announced his
Italian marble for those of wood, be-
fore the projected date of the con-
secration of the church i'm September
The present marble altar memorial
to Rev. Daniel Mullin, will be remod-
eled. when the new main altar and
st. Joseph's altar are erected.
Friends have received announcement
of the marriage of Fred Stanley Nor
ton Of Worcester, Mass, and Miss
Florence X. Reed. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick +. Reed of Thompson
The ceremony took place in Thorn
son last w ,dnesday. Mr.. and Mrs
Morton will live at sos Main street
Worcester, after their wedding jour-
ney.
Leaving Norwich at a. M, Sat
urday. Rufus b. Burnham and a
friend, Mr.. Ssxton of New York
reached New Bedford. Mass, at sir
O'Clock Saturday evening, and deliv-
cred Mr.. Burnham's speedy launch
The Querid1. TO the gentleman who
has purchased it. Mr.. Burnhnm is
engaged in editorial work in New York
ana has no further use for the launch
Toney Skeppa, was sent to the Back
us hospital Saturday morning suffer-
ing from injuries which it ic believed
he received BY falling of the roof OF
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