Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-09
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Norwich, Monday, Dec. g, 1s12.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Center fractured his hip few days ago.
 Neosha whist meets tonight in For esters' hall.-adv.
 Tinsmiths have been at work on the roof of the Otis library annex, in prep aration for winter.
 Fred G. Bliss has purchased of Mrs. Abby J. Richmond her house on Rogers avenue, Laurel Hill
 Cottages at Pine Grove and Breeze Point, Mantle, have been entered, it is believed, by boys.
 It Is recalled that Dec. '. 1871. the mercury was at zero and some of the rivers were frozen over.
 In the superior court at New Haven Friday Judge Gardiner Greene of Nor wich granted five divorces.
 Adamowski trio Tuesday evening. Tickets at Geo. A. Davis store.-adv.
 Heavy white frost covered lawns and roofs Sunday morning, The tempera- ture was under 30 degrees, e The New Britain charity board re- ports four persons in the Norwich state asylum during November.
 At the North Methodist church in Manchester Sunday morning the preacher was Rev. J. H. Newland of Norwich.
 Most of the Christmas trees going down to city markets are from Canada instead of Maine, because of the gypsy moth embargo. .
 The Foresters' bazaar will be opened by a monster big parade headed by Tubbs' full military band Friday night, Dec. 1S.-adv.
 In the list of enumeration of school children filed in the office of the comp troller are Waterford 6S3, Thompson 1,1S6, Norwich 5,S34.
 Members of the State Sunshine so- ciety are sending Christmas cards and small gifts to the nearest missionary stations in Labrador.
 The second of the senior socials was held Saturday evening in the Y. M. c. A. The evenings programme included various games and music.
 w. o. F1lley, state forester, and Prof. Samuel $. Spring are giving val uable talks about the state on Forest Fire Service and Forest T"-"'ien.
 Rev. H. D. Deetz, Rochester, N. Y, formerly pastor of Grace Methodist church, Haverhill, has reveived a call to the Methodist church, Glastonbury.
 Conspicuously placed in store win dows and trolley cars, placards of the Consumers league ask neople to do their Christmas shoppin~ before Dec, 1T.
 Cards have been posted in the cars of the Groton and Stonington street railway that no child suffering from whooping cough will be allowed to ride on them.
 The Connecticut group of the New England Modern Language associa- tion, held its 18th meeting Saturday at the Hartford High school. About 75 teachers were present.
 Mime. -Ko, whose success in the theatrical world in Japanese roles gained her recognition in women's clubs in Norwich among other places died Thursday in Montreal.
 By the will of William F. J. Board man, just probated at Hartford, two nieces of his wife, Sarah Electa Greenleaf and Caroline Wilson Rogers both of Mantle, receive $500 each.
 Thomas F. Guilty, former Norwich boy, now a leading baritone singer O. Hartford, has been engaged to sing a the Foresters' bazaar Saturday night Dec. 14.--adv. l
 Between 50 and SO of the member. attended the social meeting of tht Connecticut society, Colonial Danes O America, at the home of Mrs. Julia l Havemeyer in Hartford Friday after. noon.
 At the annual winter exhibition O the National Academy of Design whicl opens in New York Saturday next, tn, hanging committee is headed b! Charles H. Davis of Mystic, land scapist.
 Daniel M Cronin, New London! prosecuting attorney, left Saturday fo Mt. Clemens. Mich. to spend thre, weeks at the health resort. Attorne, Cronin has been suffering from rheu matism for some time.
 A step toward hayi~ electric ligh service in MontWlle was taken las week when the manager of the Nev London Gas and Electric company in spected the layout of the houses in th eastern part of the town.
 The farmhouse owned bS Isaa Harowitz of Gilead was totally de stroyed by fire early Saturday. Tn origin of the fire is unknown. Tn building was worth about $2,000 ant the loss is covered by insurance.
 A former. Norwich man, Arthur c Lord, who conducted a large ehickei farm in Suffield. has sold out his busi | ness to a Claremont, N H., man, ar has gone to Bethel, where he intend to start an undertaking business. Harry s. Hartley, lately overseer i | the Uncasville Manufacturing compa | ny's mill at UncasvilIe, has remove ! his household goods from the com pany tenement and placed them i storage in Charles Watson's home.
 A $1.20O organ is to be installed i | Holy Angels church, South Meriden, memorial by the parishioners to thre l former pastors, including Rev. Thoma | Cronin, formerly of Norwich, and Re James Cunningham, formerly of West erly.
 By invitation of Rev. J. H. Broderic the Sacred Heart league met afte vespers in the basement chapel at Patrick's church Sunday for reorgar ization. New members were receive and new list of about 40 promoter appointed.
 Merchants about the state are beir | warned to be careful during the hol day season about accepting checl from strangers who go from one eli to another, making a business of ras ing off worthless checks during u holiday rush.
 The employees of the Mohican stor New London presented Earl l.. Hyd formerly of Norwich, who has maj aged the store for the past three al
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