Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-22
VARIOUS MATTERS


ing.
The Stars and Stripes should fly to-
dayl
A barge has arrived. with 1900 tons
Of ice for Fishers island.
The Bulletin is indebted to Miss V.
W1lcoxsen for late Tasmania papers.
Bottoms up! Clysmlc down-Ah!-
Clysmic. Any old time is Clysmic time
-water.-adv.
There was "a rush for books at the
Otis library Wednesday, on account
of the holiday today.
The steamer Thames was inspected
Monday at Norwich by U. s. Inspec-
tors Whitney and Stewart.
All the small boys and girls have
learned that this is the 1S0th birthday
of Washington. who was horn in 1882.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Cloutier cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary Sunday at their home in Mont
VILE
Thomas Marshall of Huntington, w
Va. is having his Eastern Point home
remodeled and a new place erected
at the Point.
The floral piece which was sent by
the Hibernians to the funeral of Dr.
T. Fl. Hartman was a harp, not
heart, as printed.
Joseph DUMAS of Uncasville and
Miss Elnlira Roy of Willimantic were
married Monday in Willimantic ard
held a reception Tuesday at Baltic
Late statistics from the state sec,
retary's office show total of 1870
motor cars registered during 1911, the
total receipts therefrom being $780,
120.
Mentioned among Lenten preachers
at St James Episcopal church, New
London is Rev. Robert r. Graham,
rector elect of Christ church, Norwich,
on March c.
Special convocation Franklin chap
ter No. 4, r. A. NJ, at Masonic tenn
pie this afternoon and evening, COM
mencing at . O'Clock. for work in the
r. A. degree.
At the annual meeting of the trus-
tees Of Berkeley divinity school, at
Middletcwn, neld Monday. Judge Car
diner Greene of Norwich was one of
the members present.
Come and hear the illustrated lee
ture on Paris" by Prof. L. w. Newell
at the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Universalist, Friday. Feb. %, at p.
m Admission 16c-adv
Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown has ap-
pointed Rev. Albert c. Jones of Mys-
tic secretary pro tenn. Of the arch
deaconry in place of Rev. T. s. Moore,
who has removed from the diocese
Miss Harriet Proctor, a Watch Hill
summer visitor. daughter of the late
William Proctor, one of the founders
Of the soap manufacturing firm of
Proctor & Gamble, died Monday at
her home near Cincinnati, Ohio, aged
Go.
Bishop Chauncey B. Brewsters ap-
pointments include: February "a, eve
ming, Grace church, Yantic; February
%, first Sun lay IN Lent, morning
Chris, church, Norwich; afternoon. ST
Andrews, Norwich; evening, Trinity
church, Norwich.
The pool, pitch, cribbage and forty
nVe players Of Norwich lodge of Elks
did not go TO New London for the con-
tests with New London lodge Tuesday
night. The death of DR.. Patrick H.
Hartman of Norwich lodge was the
cause of the postponement.
Attorney Richard McCloud of Du-
range, Col, formerly Of Norwich has
been appointed county Judge of La
Plata county, in which DUralg go is
located. Durango is the county seat
and is in the southwest part of the
state, near the New Mexico line.
Robert L. Trojan, an inspector for
the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance company, died Monday
night. Mr.. Trojan was S. years old.
He was born in Norwich, the son of
William and Sarah Oong) Trojan. He
leaves his wife and three daughters.
Mrs. Robert B. Chappell of Buckley
square, New London, is to entertain
Friday afternoon, giving children's
party for about twoscore little ones,
among them the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Campbell, the affair
being in the nature of farewell for
them.
Eighteen members were present at
the meeting of the Progressive Mis-
sionsry club at the Central Baptist
church, held Wednesday afternoon at
Bushnell chapel. Mrs A. r. Utley,
the president, conducted the business
meeting. After the usual sewing, light
refreshments we're served
Rev. Hugh Treanor blessed the
ashes before the o'clock mass at
st. Patrick's church Ash Wednesday,
having the assistance of Rev. Thomas
A. Grumbly in their distribution. A
larSe number attended the low mass,
which was celebrated by Father Trea-
nor. In the evening there were the
stations of the cross
The Telephone Bulletin notes that
James T. Woods. formerly district
foreman in the district, and for 20
years in the employ of the company.
has returned to work after a rest of
few weeks. Mr.. Woods resigned as
district foreman recently on account
of poor health, and has returned as
head installer in the Norwich office.
Roger Barker and John Robb. re-
Gently OF the Poll stock company. are
now members Of the Empire Theater
stock company at Holyoke, which is
playing THE Crisis this week. OF
their work, the Holyoke Telegram
says Roger Barker is seen in the
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