Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-18
Olaf Bulletin.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Miss Nellie Stanton of Mystic has been committed to the Norwich State hospital for treatment.
 A former Norwich rector, Rev. R. R. Parker, officiated in Mystic at St. Marks church Sunday.
 As in former years, nurses will aid in the sale of Red Cross seals for the benefit of anti tuberculosis work.
 An examination in stenography and typewriting is to be held by the Unit ed States civil service commission on November 20.
 Whist Tuesday evening at Hibernian hall, given by F. B. L. Handsome poor prize.-adv.
 Burnham's Wildwood. a 50-acre farm in North Bloomfield, has been sold to ex-Lieut. Gov. Everett J. Lake. who is of Woodstock ancestry.
 William Kaminski. 21, of Rockville, who has a mania for smashing win dows, has been pronounced insane and committed to the retreat. When The Kings Daughters of St. James church, New London, have musicale in the parish house, Mrs. George S. Palmer twill sing. The November executive board meeting of the Connecticut Congress of Mothers for Child Welfare is to be held at The Elton, Waterbury, Tues day.
 The former J. E. Post house on West Thames street is being repaired and put in condition for the superin- tendent of the new tuberculosis sani- tarium.
 James Pearson, instructor at the Norwich Golf club, sailed from New York on Saturday for his home in Scotland, where he will spend the win ter.
 During the hours that Miss Sadie Dawson was in charge at the Otis li- brary reading room, Sunday afternoon, l many enjoyed the magazines, books and papers.
 News comes that Burchard Wright, son of Rev. and Mrs. P. c. Wright, is 1 making favorable recovery at Dele van, Wis, following an operation for appendicitis.
 l Work is progressing slowly on fill- ] ing in Lyman viaGuct. As soon as the 1 contractors can finish the concrete cul- vert for Dickinson stream the force will be increased.
 The postoffice force in Waterbury is 1 preparing for the third annual conven- l ton of the postoffice clerks and car riers of this state to be held in Water bury February 22. 1912.
 Bill Collins. the wrestler is at his home in Central Village for few days He has been in the hospital recovering from injuries received in Westerly, be- ing struck by an auto.
 1 Miss Lillian E. Mack, daughter of Mrs. T. D. Daly, of Bolton, was mar ried Thursday in New York to Joseph N. Griffing of Hebron. MT. and Mrs Griffing will live in Hebron.
 The Hartford Times comments the detective qualities of Deputy Dairy Commissioner Tyler Cruttenden, whC caught peddler selling oleomargarine for Vermont creamery butter.
 The services at the Backus hospita Sunday afternoon were in charge ot Loyal circle of The Kings Daughters A pleasing musical programme was rendered by McCords orchestra.
 MT and Mrs. Edwin H. Bingham an Mrs. Henry Bingham returned to thei Il home in Hartford, Sunday, after spend ing several days with local friends They made the trip by automobile.
 The order for the seats for the Bil school, Groton, has been placed witt firm in Vermont, and $50 are to bt delivered by the middle of December Grading is being done on the ground! around the building.
 At the funeral of Mrs. Mary Mo Aleer in St. Patrick's church, Collins vile, in the solemn requiem high mas Rev. John E. Clark of Moosup wa deacon and Rev. Francis J. Muster o Jewett City sub deacon.
 The case against George O'Leary o New London, arrested in Greenwich week ago Sunday by Officer Medley Jr., for operating a car without hay ing the engine muffled was nolled upol the payment of costs in the borougl court.
 As man lives, so he dies; and afte death the judgment. was the theme 0 timely sermon by Rev. William I Cavanugh at the high mass in St Patrick's chhrch Sunday. Mrs. F. 1 Farrell sang the melodious Rosewig' Ave Maria" at the offertory.
 The state board of emblamers at meeting in Hartford discussed the lee lures of Prof. A. J. Dodge of Bos ton, delivered during last week in Nor wich, Waterbury, Middletown an Bridgeport, under the auspices of tn board, and may have another series. The first of this years fellowshi : meetings of the Congregationf
 churches will be held Wednesda with the Congregational church Ledyard. The moderator will be Will
 jam K. Holmes of Mystic and Re
 Dwight Stone of Stonington wi
 preach.
 A meeting of the Clerical Fun
 association of the diocese of Hartfor
 was held in St. Joseph's cathedral, i Hartford, last week. The associate
 has membership of 300 and pays a weekly allowance to members WI
 are incapacitated for labor by age
 infirmity.
 g The quarterly meeting of the execl I tive council of the Grand Court ) Foresters of America was held in u
 office of Grand Secretary Thom; f OLoughliR iR Naugatuck Saturday.
 the morning session the grand cou
 auditors audited the accounts of u d grand officers,
 
 DIED AT WEBSTER,
 H. D. Moulton Passed Away fro
 Heart Failure in Electric Car. Daniel, Nov. 17.-H D. Moultc
 aged 65, who has been doing a re
 estate business in Mystic, dropp 1 dead Sunday fIa t.ncn1lh nf hnn