Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-16

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 In the court of common pleas on Monday the evidence was completed in the case of Sullivan vs. Conant & Co. The arguments will be made the next motion list day.
 Such is the demand for the praeti- cal and helpful bulletins issued by the Connecticut agricultural college at Storrs that they are now sent to a mailing list of about 10000.
 B. P Bishop will go to Hanover Sunday morning and l. C. Elmer will go to Franklin Sunday morning and Hanover in the evening to present the Men and Religion Forward Moveme nt.
 Albert Boardman and Fred Holds worth representing the Norwich local, attended the meeting of the state committee of the Connecticut social ists in New Haven on Sunday. Sunset to sunrise-Clysmic Water adv.
 Cochegan camp, M. w. A., of Uncas- vile installed officers Monday night, Adam Ritchie being consul Camp phys icians are pr. F. J. Harper of Norwich Dr. E. A. HenIle of New London.
 A few of the schoolboy declaimers had their attention called to the fact that January 15 was the anniversary of the death in 1865 of Edward Ever ett, the orator, who was born in 1794.
 At a meeting of the directors of the Norwich Business Mems association Monday evening resolutions of regret at the death of a member of the asso- ciation, Patrick Cummings, were pass ed.
 Mrs. c. B. Buell., state president of the W. c, T. U., announces in the current number of the White Ribbon Banner that the national convention next fall will be held in Portland, Ore gon.
 Whist Wednesday afternoon 2.S0 to 4.3O, Pythian hall. Six prizes, No re- treatments 15c.-adv.
 Willis, George and Frank Sawyer have sold their farm on Neff hill, Montville. to Albert A. Sharp of East Lyme. The new owner, the first of April will take possession of the place.
 Oscar A. Leonard of Holland has sold three heifers from his herd of Dutch Belted cows and young stock to be ex- pressed to Mesa, Ariz., which is situ- ated about two miles from the Roose- welt dam.
 At the annual meeting of the Ayr shire Breeders association in New York, Henry Fielden, superintendent of Branford farms, Eastern Point, was elected a member of the executive committee.
 At 8 o'clock Monday morning. in St. PatriclIs church, Rev. Hugh Treanor celebrated an anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs. Ann Casey, who died in Ireland, mother of Miss Deborah Casey of Norwich.
 The c. M. Robertson Co. and Earl Browning of Palmertown have their ice houses filled, as have Edwin c. Johnson and Arthur L. Botham of Un- casyille. Daniel Rogers has been stor- ing the ice for several days William H. Wordell of Ocean beach who had his right wrist broken several days ago while trying to crank an au- tomobile, is improving. This week the wrist will be put under an X-ray, aft CT which it will be put in plaster cast
 The death of Miss Mary A. Kane daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Cornelius l Kane of Fitchville, occurred Monday evening afet a long illness. She was stf I parents and several brothers and sis ters.
 The following civil service examina- tion has been announced: February for position of preparatOr in the bu- reau of biological survey, department of agriculture, Washington, at a sal ! ary of $1,20O year; age limit 2C years or over.
 Mr. and Mrs. Rodenbaugh, who presented The Garden Party so suc- cessfully in Norwich, are in Derby where, on Monday evening, January 5, they will present A Day at the Ranch under the direction of the Unitarian church.
 Misses Mary and Irene Whoiey made happy afternoon Saturday for tn, family at the Sheltering Arms, Mary giving piano selections and Miss Irent playing on her violin. They alst brought boxes of home made candy which were much enjoyed. Paul Demars, Jr., returned to Mont. vile from Canada Saturday evening bringing the body of his brother, Louis Demars, who accidentally killed him self in the woods while hunting. Th' funeral was held Monday morning, re quiem mass being held by Rev. P. O'Reilley at St. Johns church at nin' o'clock. Burial was in St. Patrick cemetery.
 It is noted by New Londen paper | that at vespers for the Holy Name so ! ciety in St. Mary's Star of the Sef | church Sunday evening, the sermon ] by Father O'Meara was an eloquen 1 one, his topic being The Holy Name o ! Jesus A new banner, the gift of Fla 1 ther Crowley was blessed and present
 ed the society. Philip Speilman, for | merly of Norwich, an old soldier, wa | chosen banner bearer.
 The City Union of The King
 Daughters will meet Wednesday eve | HlHs' Jan II, dL ''0O. III tHe 1Tlnll. | Methodist church. The speakers o
 the evening will be Miss Clara More house of the Central council of tn | International Order of The King | Daughters and Sons, and Mrs. Isaial
 w. Sheath of New Haven, the stat president. All who are interested il
 this work are cordially invited to b present.-adv.
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