Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-31

should be out of sight by Thursday, CandlemaS day.
 A new summer residence is to be erected for Mrs. F. H. Arms of Ver- mont at Neptune park.
 Congressman Higgins has recom- mended the reappointment of Post master Frank G. Letters of Putnam
 At New London today in the com- mon pleas court the suit of the city of New London vs. the New Haven road is due to be heard.
 The superior court will came in here this Jnoihing fer the trial of the cases of Talbot, adx., vs. Burlingame, and Goldstein vs. Weschler.
 Members of St. Josaph's Sodality will meet in their rooms at 7.45 Wednesday morning to attend funeral of their late brother, James P. Weldon.-adv
 The Northfield Seminary Alumnae association has arranged a midwinter reunion of former students on Found CTS day, Saturday, Feb. 4, at the Hotel Northfeld.
 Church workers are receiving noti- ication of the eighth general conven- ton of the Religious Education asso- citation, to be held in Providence on Feb. 14-16.
 The next fellowship meeting of the Congregational churches in the south ern part of the county will be held on Wednesday, Feb. l, with the Pawca- tuck church.
 A service for Miss Julia " Holland was conducted at St. Patricks church Monday morning. Many were present. Nearer, My God. to Thee, was sung by Mrs. F. l.. Farrell.
 The Mohegan church has voted the pastor. Miss Lillian Daniels. three weeks vacation, during which the in- terior of the church will be renovated, new carpet laid. etc.
 On Monday William Moore was dis charged from the afmshouse. He said he was sick and spent the day at po- lice headquarters, his continued case coming up this week.
 The olumni of the University of Michigan hereabouts have been invit- ed to national dinner February 4 at New York by the University of Michi- gan club at New York.
 Dr. G. M. Minor of Waterford has been chosen as a member of the school committee of that town to fill the un- expired term of the late Francis Rob- AAiSOll, NAilSAl GApAA Co OCls l.
 Mrs. F. C. Lillie of Lebanon will eel ebrate her 90th birthday anniversary on Wednesday, Feb. 1st, between 10 a. m. and D. m.. at the home of her son. W. P. Lillie. of North Franklin.
 Harry Browne, who has a summer home at Quaker Hill, is playing lead ing roles with the Lillian Russell com pany this season. His wife, who was Faith Tuo ip +y-,y, al L,gr
 At the annual meeting of the State Business Educators association in Bridgeport Saturday it was decided to hold next years meeting in New Ha- ven at the New Haven High school
 On Monday the contract was award ed to Thomas Dodd for the construc- tion of the foundation of the new house for the Norwich Golf club. Peck 6 McWillians will erect the building.
 Today (Tuesday) in the church cal- endar is the feast of St. Peter Nolasco, and Wednesday of St. Bridget of Ire- land. and of St. Ignatius, who was, with St: Polycarp, a pupil of St. John the Divine.
 Prof. D. M. Rogers. from Boston, government gypsy moth scout, has been making a tour of investigation of
  peared last year, and so far finds the field in fairly good condition.
 Physical Director Leasing Band1ow of the Y. NJ. c. A. was called to his home in Cleveland, O., on Monday morning by news of the death of his father. The elder Bandlow had been in poor health for some time.
 The Catholic orphan asy1ums in the diocese of Hartford have at present 498 children. St. Francis asylum. New Haven. has 365 children; the Polish orphanage in New Britain has S4, St. James asylum, Hartford. has 49.
 The fire department was called out twice Saturday evening. first for a. burning electric pole on Preston bridge and at 11.20 for fire in teh cellar of Miss Pope's home in Broadway, caus- ed by defective electric wiring.
 Last years record exceeded the num- Der of installations of private tele- phone exchanges of any year in the Southern New England Telephone com- panys history, the whole number be- ing 121 new exchanges as against 100 fc- 1909.
 The annual meeting of the State Bar association will be held in Bridgeport Monday next. The speakers will he Hon. Charles 1T. Sherrill. United States minister to the Argentine Republic: Mayor E.. L. Smith of Hartford and Stiles Judson.
 Agitation is being revived against the use of the emblem of the name of the Red Cross for advertising purposes which is forbidden by law, with penal ties for violation which, in aggravated cases, may be fine of $500 and im- prisonment for one year.
 The exterior woodwork on the Ger man Lutheran church from tower to foundation has just been repainted. This includes the reglilding of the cross over the front entrance, making this a conspicuous object which att tracts the attention of passersby.
 Miss Constance Hartley, daurhter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Hartley of Mont vile, was christened Sunday afternoon by Rev. Philip M. Kerridge pastor Of St. James Episcopal church. of New London. at the home of MT. Cox and was the frs. Episcopal service ever held in Montville.
 At meeting of the State Polish alli- ance in Wallingford Sunday afternoon discussion favored having the state branch instruct Polish people in get ting citizens papers, aiding them to start political clubs and the building where there are branches of the so- ciety.
 Deacon George R. Saunders, who is securing subscriptions for the s15O inn proyements, carpet and organ for the