Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-16
Ulre RulletiIr.
Norwich, Saturday, Nov. IS. 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

 rounds through this section.
 Pupils in the schools are preparing for Thanksgiving day exercises.
 About the state there seems to be an epidemic of burglary of small rail- road stations
 Mesh workers. see want column; A. Bauck.-adv.
 Freight business tn the New Haven road has been remarkably heavy for the past three weeks.
 A. E. Woodworth with his dog Fido landed a 19 1-2 pound coon in Frank lin woods Thursday night.
 Mrs. Jessie Gift of Rockville was taken to the Norwich State hospital Monday by Captain Krause.
 Mems meeting at Y. M. c. A.. Sun day, 3,30 p. m.-adv.
 This week Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich has been presiding in the superior court at New Haven.
 Hoosier club at Schwartz Bros. is nearly filled. Get in today.-adv.
 The Connecticut W. c. T. U. has year, those of Chester, Darien and Mill Plain.
 Municipal lighting is apparently no less successfully conducted in Nor wich than in South Norwalk, says the Norwalk Hour.
 Sale at Spiritual Academy today. Salad and bean supper. 15 cts.-adv.
 The officers from the two New Lon don coast artillery companies were in New London Friday night attend ing the officers school.
 Richard Lamont, the Middletown weather prophet, makes a prediction of an approaching period of warm weather, with a slight interim of cool CT weather.
 Join the Hoosier club at Schwartz
 Although more wild geese have been noted flying south, it is said that the muskrats, real Horace Johnsons of weather prophets. have not yet begun to build their winter homes.
 Next Wednesday evening Miss An nette Richmond of Norwich goes to ,Danielson to speak at St. Alban's Episcopal church on her fourteen years experience teaching in China.
 Take advantage today of the Hoos- fer club offer at Schwartz Bros.-adv.
 Comprehensive interesting little booklets descriptive of the state trade schools at New Britain and Bridge D. Hine, secretary of the state board of education.
 Thursday morning. between and 8, burglar entered the home of Mir and Mrs. Pickett Dayton at Poquon- oc, by pushing up the kitchen window and secured $15 in a pocketbook in a drawer of the bureau.
 The Richmond Sales company, deal | ing in vacuum cleaners filed a Volun- abilities of $677,287, with assets of 173,371. Of the liabilities, claims amounting to s676,415 are unsecured.
 Miss Anna M. skelly, shampooing, manicuring, chiropody. Tel. 474-3.- adv
 It is noted by a New London paper that Elmer F. Kennerson has been suffering from a bad injury to his knee, but Is improving Mir Kenner- son Is busy getting everything ship shape in Riverside park for the win ter.
 l At the annual meeting of the Con- necticut Society of Certified Public Accountants, held Wednesday night | at the Union League club, New Ha- ven, ten or twelve representatives from various parts of the state were 1 present.
 Nearly 25 members have joined the Hoosier club See Schwartz Bros. about it.-adv.
 For St. Agnes home building fund, the Catholic Transcript acknowledges this week s5 from an anonymous don l or in Norwich, 'in memory of de- ceased parents" s1 from John B. Gallant. Stonington, and $25 from Rev. 1gnatius Kost, Dayville. F Rev. c. H. Ricketts speaks at Y. NJ. c. A. mems meeting, Sunday, 3.30 D. m. Selections by brass quartette.- adv.
 At the annual meeting of the So- ciety for the Increase of the Protest ant Episcopal church, held recently at Hartford, Rev. Dr. Storrs o. Sey- mour, pastor of St. MichaeTs church, Litch1eld, formerly of Norwich, was elected recording secretary.
 Representatives to the general as- sembly are greatly interested in the story that they will either have tc stay in Hartford during legislative sessions or pay their own fare to and from the capital, the law only provid- ing mileage for one trip a week.
 The person who by mistake took the black pony coat from 8 department store on Wednesday of this week i! known, and unless coat is returned al once, will be prosecuted.-adv. Articles of association have beer filed with the state secretary by tn, Advent Christian church of Putnam incorporated. Its subscribers ar, Thomas Beltman John s. Sprague Hattie B. Fox, Amy A. Conan, War ren s. Ames and Fannie L. Kent.
 A Cheshire correspondent states tha ] Rev Marcus J. Simpson of Plymouth who has been called to the pastoral, of the Episcopal church, is movinj into the parsonage. Mrs. Simpson will join him next week. He will talk up his duties at the church Sunday
 The reported shortage of freight car throughout the east is no more thai usual for this time of the year, ac cording to railroad men. Annually 1t Is the custom of eastern railroad to rush all the freight they can to tn Great lakes before navigation closes