Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
Otle Bulletin,
VARIOUS MATTERS

rHllIBOO WIN En0
Tomorrow is Young Peoples day for
all the Universalist churches.
The new electrician at the Sterling
mill is Louis J. Ortmann of Norwich.
The sudden cold snap resulted in
many frozen water pipes Thursday
night.
The Mantle postoffice is being all
tered to accommodate the opening of
the postal savings bank.
In anticipation of McKinley's birth
Gay, Monday. the 18th. florists are
providing extra supplies Of carnations.
Poultry and stock raisers in this
county have combined for the pur-
chase of grain and feed at wholesale
Leroy Croker of Montville has en-
tered the Backus hospital in Norwich
where he will undergo treatment for
| asthma.
day provided plenty of clear, cold
weather. It was below zero in north
ern county towns.
Grocers and provision dealers have
been annoyed this week by receiving
wholesale consignments of potatoes
which had frozen Ell route.
A double male quartette from Nor
witch under direction of c.. d. (ieer is
to assist the Central Village church
class in a concert next week.
In st. Patriclk's church, Friday
morning at o'clock. Rev. Hugh Urea
nor celebrated an anniversary requiem
hi5n mass for Mrs. Mary Mcnamara,
Members Of sodality are requested
/ to attend special meeting Sunday at
2.SO. Don't fail. Business is important
adv.
The executive board of the Connec-
\ ticut State Firemen's association met
| Friday morning at IL O'clock at Hart
ford for the consideration Of claims
OF members.
Much attention was attracted by the
| signs which were placed in the store
| windows by the contributors to the
| Thermos Bottle fund reading I'VE
Boom Norwich"
The second Of the new cottages on
| SteLson street, Geer place, will be
occupied by Mr.. aud Mrs John Daw
| Der Sd. who are spending their honey
moon at Atlantic City
| Applicants for state teachers GER
| titicates will be examined at the cap
| itol today Saturday. Such examina-
lions are held the last Friday and
| Saturday in each month.
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Rev. p. c. Wright will speak Sun
day morning in the Central Baptist
church on The High Calling of Com
mon Men; in the evening, Don't
Forget Cod" Good music Gomez
adv
Thomas Durivan, steward of the
New England Navigation company
4 has returned 20 the former Norwich
line after being on the Providence ant
Fail River lines during the holida!
season.
Before the public utilities commits,
sion at Hartford, February l, hear
ing is 10 be held on the petition o
the New Haven road to take land be-
longing to Galley A, Haley in the tow
Of Groton,
Fish and game wardens declare tina
quail and Hungarian partridges ar,
starving in many places, and are 81
anxious for food that they becom,
tame as chickens in their anxiety t
eat any given them.
Margaret Walsh Of New London wa.
brought to the Norwich State hospita
Friday morning. The young woman
mind mad become affected to such al
. extent that her commitment was or
dered for her safety,
Special party to Bermuda: IL DAYS
trip; leaving New York February 8
entire expense $75; ask Frank H. Al
len, S21 Main street, Norwich, Conn
adv,
! At the dairymens convention il
Hartford last week. the wives of tn
members formed a woman's auxiliar,
to the Connecticut Dairymens asso
citation. The society was organized
with about forty members.
The Connecticut Dairymen's asso
citation has accepted the invitation o
colchester grange to hold dairy in
sut1te in that place. This will prob
ahiy be one of a series of institute
in this part of the state and will oc
cur about the middle of February.
The annual report of the Society 70
the Propagation Of the Faith show
that s4,470.09 has been collected, con
tributed among churches of the dio
cese of Hartford. Among the contri
buttons were st. Patricks church
Norwich, SS4.40: Taftville, $29.70; Put
nam, $59.75.
When Director Weed of the posta
savings system at Washington wa
sworn into office by Postmaster Gener
al Hitchcock three women were i
attendance, one Of whom was Mis-
Gladys Galley of washington, for
merly of this city. Mr.. Weed was
native Of Norwich.
The winners Of the James Mannin
and Francis Wayland scholarships fC
successful application to college wor
at Brown university were announce
yesterday. The Manning SCHOLARSHIP
was awarded to Arthur F. Buddingto
Of West Mystic, Conn, and John T
Williams of North Adams, Mass, bot
members Of the senior class.
A meeting in the interests of educa
ton is to be held in Palmer Memorit
!. hall, Montville, Thursday evening. Th
meeting will 0e addressed by Charlie
: w. Comstock, chairman OF the scho,
board. Mrs. Frederick A. johnson
who is conducting the manual trainin
school at Unoasville Mrs. Belle Ho
comb Johnson of Hartford. libraria
of the state public library committe
and George S Palmer of New .or