Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-09
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Norwich, Saturday, Nov. g, 19t2.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS. Friday was commemorated as St | Godfrey's day.
 Today (Saturday), the day is exactly 1 ten hours long.
 A number of the churches will note | Worlds Temperance Sunday tomorrow. |
 The big business show A New York | next week will attract humber from Norwich.
 Miss Julie M. Lippman's new book, Martha by the Day, has been added to the Otis library list.
 Whites court has recently been i'm proved by a Belgian block pavement laid part way up the court.
 Dr. Hugh B. Campbell, superintend- ent of the tuberculosis sanitarium, is here for a brief visit of inspection.
 The new telephone exchange at Leb- anon continues to work smoothly, and patrons are well pleased with the ser vice. Men, be sure to hear Sickle, the so- cial expert, speak at Davis theater, Sunday, pm. Concert by Tubbs' band. adv.
 The Norwich Free Academy dancing class held it's first social of the season Friday evening at Miller's dancing academy.
 Bremen from eastern Connecticut towns will be in Rockville today for the dedication of the new engine house by Fitton fire company.
 The Windham County Transcript says: The many friends of Rev. John H. Frederick were pleased to greet him while in Moosup attending the Forty Hours devotion.
 Local delegates will attend the meet | ing of the Eastern Connecticut branch | of the Woman's board in the Second l Congregational church.. Stonington, on | Thursday, November 21. The tax collectors office will be open | Saturday and Monday evenings until 8 o'clock. After Monday, the 11th, in- tereSt will be added to all unpaid taxes. adv.
 The regular meeting of Sedgwick | post No. l, G. A. R., was held Friday | evening in the Buckingham Memorial and was followed by meeting of the | finance committee.
 G. A. R. men recalled this week that | it was on November ', 1862, that Gen A. D. Burnside succeeded Gen. George | B. Mcclellan as commander of the l federal army of the Potomac. |
 Rt. Rev. c. B. Brewster has appoint | ed Wednesday, November 13, for the | 2Sd meeting of the Connecticut branch | of the woman's auxiliary, to be held at St. Andrews Episcopal church. in Meriden.
 At the Central Baptist church, Rev. l F. o. Cunningham will preach Sunday | morning on Paying Our Debts,'' and in the evening on The Significance of the Turkish Situation. adv.
 The Dayville Catholic church and missions have given $35.50 for St. Ag- nes' home for infants, and St-Ed- wards church, Stafford Springs, $71. The total contributions in the diocese to date are $73,309.40.
 Sexton Hans Rasmussen, after dig ging out the weeds and putting rich CT foundation on the grass plots in front of Broadway church. has seeded the plots down and hopes for hand some turf there next year.
 Alfred c. J. Williams, the Hartford Furrier,' will show line of samples at the Wauregan house, next Wednes- day, when he will be pleased to see his friends and customers.-adv.
 Arrangements for the 18th annual roll call of the Rockville Baptist church have been made by the pas tor, Rev. J. Howard Adams. formerly of North Stonington. One of the speakers will be Rev. D. w. Potter of Jewett City.
 Second number of Y. NJ. c. A. En- tertainment Course, Tues, Nov. 12; lec- ture, The Oriental Chessboard" by Hon Homer B. Hubert, a celebrated diplo- mat and traveller. Tickets on sale at c. A. Davis store.-adv.
 Thirteen persons in Connecticut were killed by falls last month, seven by automobile, six by shooting, five each by burns and crushing, three by drowning, and one each by blow on the head, poison, trolley, gas, collision of teams and runaway.
 Miss Florence Chappell and Miss Florence Wallin of New Londcn gave straWride by automobile Wednesday, evening at which 21 couple were pres ent. The party started from the libra " at 7.45, coming to Norwich, where refreshments were served.
 Charles Sickle, who has the reputa- ton of speaking to more Workingmen in popular meetings than any other man in the world, speaks upon La bor's Champion,' Sunday, D. m., aus- pices Y. M. c. A. Adm. free. Men only. adv.
 The state comptroller has just had printed new forms prescribed by the attorney general for the commitment of incurable children to the home at Newington, and revised forms for the commitment of persons to the Connec- ticut school for imbeciles.
 At the meeting and luncheon of the Connecticut Bradford Academy club at the Hotel Taft, New Haven. No vember IS, Miss Laura A. Knott. prin- cipal of the academy, and Miss Jean J. Pond, secretary of the alumnae as- sociation, are guests of honor
 The planet Venus is rapidly moving out from the suns rays, passing Jupi- ter in its eastward motion on the eve ming of November '. By the end ot the month it sets two and one-hal1 hours after sunset and may readily be detected in the southwest, low in the |. twilight glow.
 Christian Science Society, Norwich cordially invites the public to a lecture on Christian Science, in the Universal ist Church, Sunday at three, by Frank H. Leonard. C.SB, Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ