Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-15

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and Thurs. at Spiritual academy, 2-SC
to p. m Suppers 15c.-adv.
1t is the whitehall Electric company
which has been awarded the contract
to wire the big new Lawton mill adj
dition at PIainfield.
On Thursday and Friday the annual
girls friendly conference of Connecti-
cut is to be held in Holy Trinity
church in AIiddletown.
The Y. NJ. c. A. week of prayer is
being observed more widely than ever
this year, in connection With the Men
and Religion movement.
Local housewives are making a spe-
cial effort this month to aid the Sal
cation Army to succeed by contribut-
ing to big rummage sale
Private social Of Sd Co. c. \. g. az
the Armory, Thursday evening, Nov.
1e. Iang's orchestra. Tickets 25c each.
adv.
Lucy A. wife of Augustus A C1iIds,
died Monday in Pawtuclzet, r. l., in
her SD year Burial is to be in Cen
fral Village today "wednesday
The winter season has begun at
Fishers island, steamer Munnatawket
making but one trip daily, two trips
on Saturday and none on Sunday
The artesian well on the Mather
farm at Eastern Point. which is pro-
crossing rapidly, is intended to sup
ply water for the entire Plant estate.
The funeral of George W. Phillips
was held at Lakes Pond Montville,
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Gallup
officiating. Interment was at Ches-
terheld.
Fox hunters welcomed the il. dica-
lions of snow Tuesday. The sly ami
mails are numerous this year and ever
the liehtest fall of snow is an aid in
tracking them.
A change in the mileage system on
the New York. New Haven & Hart
roads is due TO take place today No
vernber Is, SO that books viii be in
terchangea BILE.
who have been called back to serve the
Italian colors are connected with the
Italian army as reservists being la
BILE for military duty in time of war
or other emergency.
Private social of Sd Co, c. A c., at
The Armory Thursday evening, NcV.
16. Lang's orchestra. Tickets csc each
adv
Because of the cold weather, which
has been increasing the past few
nights. the police were ordered to put
weather then changed to a trifie
warmer.
In several places saloonkeepers OBJ
ject to taking out the new SO pool
room licenses on the grounds they are
licensed to run saloons and that the
pool end should not be included in the
list of pool rooms.
The funeral of Lillian, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oh aries T. Alex
ander Of Otrotando road, was held on
Tuesday and burial was in Yantic
cemetery, Undertaken eager having
charge. The child was about three
weeks old.
For the first time sale of Red Cross
seals will be permitted this year i'll I'll
postch iceS. Secretary OF the Treasury
MacNeagh sent bulletin order Nor
day to cusrodians of all postofhce
buildings to permit installation OF
booths.
Foresters. attention, Assemble for
parade Thursday night at $50 at For =
esters' hall. Parade starts sharp at s
o clock.-ady.
Miss Belle IEgranam was pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening at her
home on Broad street by thirty friends
from Je~ett City, GreeneViIle and Nor
Wich- Whist and dancing made the
hours pass quickly and delicious re
freshments were served
Edwin Chatterten, IS. the oldest en-
gineer on the New Haven railroad sys-
tenn and the last surviving charter
member of the New Haven Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, died at
his residence, $40 Crown street New
Haven, Monday from heart failure.
Informal Halle club dance at Mill
er's academy. Nov. "a, 1911. Dancing
S.30-12. Club members and gentlemen
friends are invited. Tickets soc each.
adv.
Simeon Fish of Poquonnec, who is
IN Hot Springs. Ark. taking treat
lnent for rheumatism, has been i'll re-
Gently and narrowly escaped pneumo-
MIA. His room in the hotel was en-
tered by burglars who stole about $50.
Mr.. Fish is recovering from his all
-nent.
The state police department during
the East year brought 394 prosecu-
tions, made ISL investigs tions, ard 1i2
for the comptroller. five
Investigations for the state prison as
sociation, ten for the secretary of
state and rendered services to Iegisla-
tive committees on SO days
Owing to the large number of local
and visiting Foresters for the goth an
niversary celebration the committee
has decided to conduct the literary
and smoker in Olympic hall
instead of Foresters' hall.-adv
Ocean beach is practically deserted
for the season Miss Jennie and Do
reen FITZGERALD. who has been among
the late stayeTs, have closed their
Neptune park cottage and returned to
New York city. Frederick c. Palmer,
who is always one of the last to leave
the beach. closed his house the middle
Of the week.
Canadian imports for the six months
ending Sept. 30 tstaled 1855 406 o94
md exports Sl3s60s.sSz, Increases OF
g 100000 and s2.2s00G0 respectively