Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-19

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 Mrs. Lena Mendleson died at her home at Vernon Center Tuesday, aged 100 years. She came to this country from Russia 35 years ago.
 Miss Della Frink of Andover and John Murphy of Hebron, who were married in Andover Saturday. are liv 1 ing in Willimantic for the present.
 The state auditors began auditing the accounts of the Connecticut Agri- cultural college Tuesday and will be engaged in the work for several days.
 Worcester, Mass. papers state that Attorney David F. O'ConneIl, defeated for selection as mayor by George M. Wright, republican. spent $500 in his campaign. Grover & Herrick Co. have the best stock of Xmas candy in this city for
 socials, fairs, church entertainments, etc. Tel. your order, 123-2.-adv. Mrs. Herbert s. Owen, formerly of
 Eastern Point, is speaking in public against Mornonisn and is due to talk for the Springfield Y. M. c. A. on Sun day afternoon next.
 January among employees of the New Haven railroad who have com- pleted five years period of service will receive a pass over the chosen
 division of the road.
 The changes in aids to navigation
 announced by the lighthouse establish ment include in Fishers Island Sound, l Napatree Point ledge bell buoy, 4; Ram Island reef buoy, If.
 All members of St. Joseph's Sodality are requested to meet in their rooms Friday morning at 8 o'clock to attend | the funeral of Charles B. Brady.-adv. | Mrs. Lillian G. Rowley, wife of Ed
 ward w. Rowley, a Mantle summer
 resident for many years, died at her home in Hartford Saturday. The | funeral was held at Hartford Monday. The state experimental stations re- port shows that sulphurous acid has 1 been discovered in sausage, tale in | rice, sand in entrants and other dried fruit, and water in canned corn and l tomatoes.
 Police officers from ten Connecticut cities assembled in Danbury Wednes- | day afternoon, when the executive committee of the State Bolice associa- 1 ton held a meeting at the local police headquarters at 1 o'clok.
 1 Horace Johnson predicts disturb
 ance from the 23d to the 25th, the storm more likely to be rain than snow.
 It will be accompanied by a very cold
 wave. There will not be storm on
 Christmas day, he says.
 ! For the convenience of Judge Gardi- ner Greene of Norwich who has been
 sitting for months in the New Haven superior court. the hearing of the case | of Hillhouse vs. Yale university has | been shifted to New London. | Xmas begonias. the kind that last. i Jerusalem cherries, finest in the city. | Pr1mroses and cut flowers. Funeral 1 orders artistically arranged. Hunts | Greenhouses, next to Backus hospital. | Telephone 1130.-adv.
 | Dec. 17th was the anniversary of the birth at East Haverhill Mass, in 1907 l of John Greenleaf Whittier, who died at Hampton Falls N. H., Sept. [, 1892. | The anniversary has increased the de- | mand for his poems at the libraries. Vermont papers state that Rev. P.
 M. McKenna, pastor of St. Monica's
 church of Barre for IS years, formerly
 of St. Patrick's oAurch, Norwich, has
 been given leave of absence for an in-
 definite time because of slightly i'm paired health.
 Relatives and friends of the late 1 Michael H. Donahue are invited to at | tend requiem mass at St. Patrick's 1 church Friday morning at o'clock
 adv.
 1 The Mddletown Press said Tuesday:
 Roger Dolbeare of Montville was ar
 raigned before Judge Pearne in the [ city court this morning on the charge 1 of intoxication. He was found in an
 alley on Center street at midnight. He
 was taxed up s.
 The local representatives chosen at l the last election have received copies of the opinion of Attorney General J. | H. Light regarding the amount of | mileage to be paid each representative according to the text of the constitu- 1 ton of the state.
 | A volume of local interest, The Vol i cott Genealogy. the Family of Henry l Wolcott, One of the First Settlers of l Windsor, Conn.,, has been received by l State Librarian George S. Goddard from | Chandler Wolcott of Rochester, N. Y,
 compiler of the book
 ! The tax collectors office will be open
 this evening and Friday evening until
 o'clock for the purpose of collecting 1 the balance of the personal tax. After
 Friday, the 20th, the delinquer% list
 will be made out and turned ever to the prosecutin~ attorney as the law 1 demands.-adv.
 Official returns of the New Haven
 railroad company for the football traffic of the New Haven game show a total of 52.7sS passengers carried, {, counting excursion tickets as double ! fares, 3.S50 passengers in excess of the number carried two years ago.
 Miss Catherine Day, a young weRa-
 an who has been employed in Willi-
 mantle as telegraph operator, has been committed to the Norwich state hos- pital She was a, patient at St. Jo-
 sepf's hospital and her condition be-
 came such that she had to be taken Iaway. ., The branches of the " C. F. U. in 1 cities and towns all over Connecticut are planning to follow the exampaea of
 the state congention at New London,