Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-02
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VARIOUS MATTERS

The date Of Easter is April 7.
s. c. Wilson, who has been with
Somers Brothers for several years, has
signed and may locate in Hartford.
At a conference Of socialists in
rdgeport Sunday, 1t was announced
nat out of the 1853 towns Of the state
Fl are organized.
\ New Years house party of rela-
ives was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
walter +. Garfield at their new home
GO Spring Garden avenue
f'orty-two friends assembled at S.
%. Polls New Haven home Sunday
eyening. when the theatrical manager
serN ed his SGD birthday.
of the two new houses on Stetson
treet, Geer place, one is occupied by
Archibald e. Mitchell who recently
moved from School street, and the sec
ond house is leased.
The patrons on the Coventry end Of
Rockville, r. f. D., No. 2, presented
Rural Carrier Kloter a holiday purse
Of s22.50 to show their appreciation Of
his faithful services.
Local friends hear that Judge Al
ired B. Beers of Bridgeport is being
doomed for commander Of the national
G, A. r. The encampment will not be
held until August in Les Angeles, Cal.
The Litchheld Enquirer says of a
former curate at st. Patricks church,
NorwiCh: The Monday Evening club
win be addressed by Rev. Father Nc.
Guinness at the Congregational chapel
Tuesday evening.
II is reported from Hartford that
| Bank Commissioner n. S. Lippitt, who
is suffering from diphtheria, is much
improved. After it was determined on
Saturday that it was diphtheria anti
toxin was used
Sportsmen are enjoying duck hunt
ing in Little Nara gansett bay and
nearby waters to Stonington. The
heavy winds Of the past week have
driven the ducks into the cOves, where
they are easily captured.
OF the three crates of Hungarian
cartridges which were let loose by the
state, a fair estimate would be that
cne-half died before they got into
shape to take care of themselves. They
were released last spring
Bishop Milan viii preside over the
profession and reception to be held in
ST. josephs convent, Hartford, this
CTuesday) morning, at o'clock. The
Sisters TO make their profession in
Clude Sister Mary Raphael Of Norwich.
The meeting of the standing COM
mittee on visitation and discharges is
to be held in the state prison Wednes-
day, January 9, to examine seven men
. who viii be discharged during Janu-
b Dry. by reason of expiration OF term
/ Of Office.
The beard Of directors of the Con-
.nectlcut State Federation of Women S
clubs met ia New Haven the other
day to make arrangements for the
New England conference to be held in
New Haven Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 80 and 81.
The win Of the late A. NJ. Young has
heen found in New York It was
] craWn Oct. 3, 1911, and has been Of
fered for probate in Branford. The
will gives practically all Of the estate
To- members Of his family. The estate
may reach q million.
The snow of Sunday morning was
not carried off by the sun of Monday
and many hills were dotted with chill
dren getting in q full day of sliding
New Years day. North High street
was probably one of the most crowded
bills in that respect.
/. H Healey Of Woodstock, secre-
tary Of the Connecticut state board Of
: agriculture, has sent to each member
of Cornecicut's congressional delega-
.
at the meeting held In Bridgeport re-
Gently on the subject Of parcels post
! All teachers and workers with youns
! people are especially invited TO at
tend a free lecture by ]. Adams Puffel
Of Boston on Man Leadership fol
Eoys," at Y. NJ. c. A. hall, s D. m.
Tuesday evening, Jan. 3, 1912. Aus
pieces Of Men and Religion Forward
movement-adv.
The enactment Of a law to compen-
safe all postal employees, including the
lctter carriers. for injuries sustained
in the line Of duty, but not attributable
10 their own negligence, is urged in the
annual report of G. P. Grandfeld, frs
assistant postmaster general, just sub
mitted to Postmaster General Hitch
cock
The governments transport. Gen. ]
NJ. Brannan, plying between New Lon
Con and the island forts In Long Isl
and sound, was badly beaten up b!
high winds and heavy seas Sunday
The pilot house was wrecked. Land
irg at Fort Niche had to be aban
ooned The boats passengers wer
badly scared.
AS 1t has not been possible to SEM
out all the 1912 markers which mus
be used beginning with January /, al
extension Of time to January 10 is au
thorized to such motor vehicle owner
rs have already received the new Ger
tihcates for the year 1912, provided
= the 1912 certificate must be carried OF
the car at ali times.
A special cable to Mondays New
York World stated that on Sunda.
Morsignor Thomas ]. Shahan presi
l dent Of the Catholic university a
Washington, had had a special audi
ence with the pope. presenting tn
Catholic Encyclopaedia, which he
editing. and which his holiness re
ceived with many expressions Of pleas
e ure.
New Years morning at $50 mas
was celebrated in st. Patricks churcl
hv Rev Hugh Treanor at 3. m
Rev. William f. Cavanaugh OBLIGATED
'nnd the high mass at was celebrates
i1,v Rev. Thomas A. Grumbly. who ais
- PAVE Benediction The hymn, AIDES
T. Fideles. in which Mrs. 3. ]. Gouel
and Mrs F. T.. Farrell had sung tn
Fclc parts on Sunday. was repeated
with baritone solo by Horace Corning
FUNERAL.
George o. Harrington.
At o'clock Monday afternoon TIA