Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-02

Of the cars OF the Connecticut company
on the local lines these days may nor
the nickel that he pays to hide SEES
some living pictures that beat all hol-
low the motion pictures that cost
dime to look AT, though this is not
guaranteed. Friday, however, at West
Thompson, a herd Of ten deer trOtted
along in full view OF a car, and the
patrons of the road were delighted with
the sight.
To Move April tst.
Although Offices in the municipal
building are ready to be occupied, Il
is not probable that any Of them will
be used much before the first Of April.
All the officials who are going TO be 10
Gated there are not ready to move, and
as It would cost as much for heat and
janitor service with one Office occupied
as with all of them Allied. it has been
| decided to defer occupancy until
group OF officials get ready TO move.
Arguments in Arnold's Case Postponed
The final arguments that were 70
have been made Friday in the matter
Of Ernest NJ. Arnold's petition for dis
charge from bankruptcy were postpon-
ed for one week, when they will be
heard at WilliInantac.
Manhansett Mill Machinery Coming.
II was Stated here Friday that new
machinery for installation at the mill
| OF the Manhansett company may be
expected to arrive here in few weeks.
The work Of laying new foore and
making other improvements and re-
pairs &C the plant is well advanced.
Social and Personal
/ A largely attended meeting Of tha
Ladies' Social Circle Of the Second
Congregational church was held at the
home Of Mrs. w. II. Mansfield OF Ring
street, Wednesday afternoon.
! Miss S. Elizabeth CLARKE has been
the guest Of Worcester friends this
\ week.
Rev. Mr.. George rector OF St Al
I BANS church, in Danielson, conducted
| the service in ST. Philips church, in
Grove street, last evening.
! Mrs. Della Brown Of Rochester. N.
| Y. and Mrs. Elmer Tucker Of Worces-
ter have been entertained by local rel
atives recently.
Judge and Mrs. r. G. Wright of Cen
| ter street have been entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Hobart Of Plymouth. Mass.
Mrs. 8. NJ Wheelock was in Wor-
cester Thursday.
Hostsssss TO Meet.
A meeting Of the hostesses for this
March meeting of the Elizabeth Por-
ter Putnam chapter is TO be held this
afternoon with Mrs. J. r. Stubbert or
! Sunnyside street.
Mrs. Royce Of wiliimantic has beer
the guest OF her sister, Mrs c. y.
Pratt of Bradley street
Mrs. F. F. Russell Of Grove street is
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Susie Jane
son Of Canada.
Miss Bessie Champlin entertained tbs
o M. club this week.
Mrs. George Hathaway of Fremont
street entertained the Tuesday ciUb
this week.
Miss Rita. Smith Of Southbridge
Mass. has been visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. DSFee Smith Of Fremont
street.
Mrs +. J. Daniels Of Ring street II
spending few days in New York.
A business meeting Of the hoard OF
management of the Elizabeth Porter
Putnam chapter, d. A. r. was held
Wednesday.
frank Leonard of philadelphia ha,
been the guest Of Putnam relatives
Deputy Sheriff George r. HolbrCOk
was confined to his home Friday as
the result of having injured his knes
Thursday while getting into his auHo
mobile.
Cakes of ice as large as a barn door
and foot in thickness are strewu
along the banks of the Qtinebsug riv
er where il runs through the southern
part Of L. NJ. Wheaton's farm, these
massive pieces having been hurled fsl
out Of the course Of the stream whsr
the ice broke up after the big storm OF
rain last week
Alderman ] Harry Mann who has
been confined 10 his home by illness
for several weeks Il gradually reguen-
ing his health.