Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-11

The New Britain board of charities, at its last meeting reported four pa tients in the Norwich State hospital for the insane.
 Second number of Y. M. c. A. en- tertainment course, Tuesday night adv.
 The tax collectors office will be open this evening until o'clock. After Mon day, the 11th, interest will be added to all unpaid taxes.-adv.
 Corporation papers filed with the secretary of state include certificate of incorporation of the Pequot Brass Foundry company of Norwich.
 Congregational churches will be rep resented at the meeting of the Wo- mans Board of Foreign Missions, in Andover, Mass, November F, 13 and IA.
 Rev. J. B. Aldrich of Uncasville preached at the Gales Ferry Methodist church Sunday morning when the sac rament of the Lords supper was ad- ministered.
 A party of a dozen bleachery men held a business meeting, concluding with a banquet on Saturday evening at the Auditorium hotel. Their gath ering lasted from to 10.
 The City Bible class for men at the Central Baptist church was led on Sunday by Rev. F. O. Cunningham. AIl orchestra under the direction of John M. Swahn furnished music.
 Honorary scholarships at Brown un- iversity have been awarded to R. A. Preston "A. Danielson, and l. Baruch, New London, E. F. Wood, Danielson, winning second entrance premium.
 The Connecticut Adventist Camp Meeting association has completed ne- gotiation whereby it will become the owner of Durham grove in South ington, just over the Bristol town line.
 Alfred c. J. Williams, the Hartford Furrier," will show a line of samples at the Wauregan house, next Wednes- day, when he will be pleased to see his friends and customers.-adv.
 Miss Rogers was in charge at the Otis library reading room Sunday aft ernoon. The papers, periodicals and books furnished enthusiastic enter tainment to a good number of vis- itors.
 It is said that Norwich man who offered some of the loungers about Franklin square 25 cents an hour as laborers in his foundry, easy work at that, could not tempt any of them to accept.
 There will be about 100 applicants for release from state prison when the board of pardons meets in December, among those petitioning being Dwight F. Steele, Norwich, and John P. Ken nedy, New London.
 A serious shortage of coal cars has caused the New Haven railroad to is- sue circulars to customers of the road | requesting that they immediately un- load their consignments so as to in- crease the number of empties. At a meeting of the trustees of the Connecticut agricultural college, the | resignation of Lieut.. James Churchill l military instructor at the college, was | accepted, and President c. L. Beach was authorized to engage his success Sor.
 Hon. Homer B. Hubert, celebrated | diplomat and traveller. lectures at the | Central Baptist church Tuesday, Nov | 12, at D. m. Auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Tickets 50 cents, on sale at G. A, Davis store.-adv.
 At a meeting of the Catholic Wo- ] mans club last week, when the vice president, Mrs. F, l.. Farrell, presided plans were made for a meeting this week, when Rev. J. H. Frederick vii address the club with a view to having l the membership greatly increased. Discussions of the 369 brands of fer. tilizers sold in this state, the advan- | tages of buying for cash in carload l lots and the merits of home mixini | fertilizers, are features of the annua | report of the Connecticut agricultural experiment station on fertilizers, jus issued.
 Rev. C. E. Winter, presiding elder O the A. M. E. Zion church, has sent ou a notice from Norwich suspending un til conference in Waterbury. in June 1913, Rev. M. Monzingo, who persists in conducting an independent mission in New London. refusing to go wher assigned.
 Most of the Grand Army men wh, draw pensions from the governmen are paid through an agency in Bos ton In the future there will be n, vouchers and all checks will be sen directly to the pensioner at his hom from the bureau of pensions at Wash ington.
 At a meeting of Mary Clap Woes ter chapter, D. A. R., this (Monday afternoon at New Haven. Miss An nette Richmond of Shanghai, China will be the speaker. Miss Richmond now at her home in Norwich on a fur tough. She returns to China mex
 month.
 certificate of incorporation of tn
 Mory's association, incorporated, 0
 New Haven, has been filed with tn
 secretary of state. The subscribers t
 the articles of incorporation. all prom
 inent Yale men, include Grosvenor Fl
 of Norwich and Graham S. Hislop c
 New London.
 Representing the vice presiden
 Miss Mary E. Bidwell, Miss Carrie I
 Stevens was in New Haven Saturda!
 at a board meeting of seven represent
 ing the Teachers league, when plan
 were formulated to push the matter (
 teachers pensions in the coming gen
 eral assembly.
 Preaching at St. Patrick's churc
 Sunday on the parable of the cock
 and the wheat, Rev. Thomas A. Grum
 bly, urged meditation on that inevitabl
 harvesting, when, in the justice of Go'
 the wicked must receive their desert
 The offertory solo was beautifully sun
 by Mrs. Farrell.