Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-28
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Rain and thaw cleaned the walks for many lazy property owners.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin office.-adv.
 At the state capitol men are getting ready for the coming session of the legislature.
 As almanac day for January Friday promised dlsagreeable mixture of rain and slush.
 The state auditors examined the ac- counts of the state tuberculosis com mission at the capitol Thursday.
 There will be the celebration of the holy communion in the Episcopal churches today. Holy Innocents' day.
 According to the Catholic Transcript the building fund for St Agnes home for foundlings amounts to $7S,61S.9S, as against $7S,4s6.sS last week.
 Justice of the Peace Frank Q. Cro- min married Cesari Cont of Norwich and Zenobia Bellucci of New London in his office at New London Thurs day.
 Owners of inns in suburban towns bewail the storms of this holiday week, which have deprived them of expected revenue from many automobile par ties.
 The Ieaf1et issued by the Board of Trade exploits Norwich as the center of more developed and undeveloped water power than any other Connecti- cut city.
 Sergeant A. c. Matthews was at Captain Twomey's desk at police head quarters on Friday night, in the lat ter's absence, and Sergeant Kane made the rounds.
 Rev. P. c. Wright will speak at the Central Baptist church Sunday morn ing on Gods Call for Intercessors. His evening theme will be The Swiftly Passing Years.-adv.
 Dairy and Food Commissioner H. F. 1 Potter gave a hearing Friday morning | to bakery charged with using oleo- margarine in food without displaying 1 signs showing it's use. l MT. and Mrs. Frederic E. Comstock | Of Quaker Hill entertained a family party of 25 relatives at dinner Christ 1 mas day and later at a tree where each l one was remembered with gifts. 1 Alaska has prospered in many re- | spects during the last year, according to Governor Walter E. Clark of Chap | lin, in his annual report submitted or Thursday to Secretary of the Interior 1 Fisher
 Factory Inspector George L. Me Lean of Rockville has sent his annua report to the governor. Copies of the | report will be printed for distribution in readiness for the converting of the general assembly.
 News has been received of the deatf Christmas day at Winchester, Mass. of Miss Helen Colt Means, daughter O Rev. Joshua Colt and a cousin O Judge Alfred Colt and Judge William B. Colt of New London. | MT. and Mrs. c. P. Finch of Grotol are planning a family party ant Christmas, tree at their home Sunda, at which their entire family will b Il present, including MT. and Mrs. Irvini Dowsett and daughter Dorothy 0 Norwich. ~+4
 
 Supt. F. A verplanck of South Man chester, a graduate of the Norwiel Free Academy. is to address the men union at the Rockville Congregations church Sunday and the Journal refer to him las one of the big schoolme of the state"
 Certificates have been received b the state tuberculosis commission froI the selectmen of Enfield and of Put nam showing the number of person living in the county temporary home and almshouses located in those town who are infected with tuberculosis, , Twenty-seven young men, Connect
 cut students at the Catholic universit at Washington, have organized tn [ Connecticut club, with honorary pres1 Ident, Right Rev. Monsignor T.
 Shahan, and honorary vice presiden Rev. Dr. P. J. Mccormack. both for