Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-04
O1eBulletin,
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAT IERS
There is a good foundation for
sleighing if another snowfall comes
soon.
st. Titus and St Robert are honored
in the church calendar today, Janu-
airy 4.
Love all-Clysmic
4 tramp among table waters.-adv.
Wednesdays thaw spoiled most of
the coasting and did nothing to i'm
prove the skating.
During the present year there will
he no less than four eclipses-two Of
the sun and two Of the moon.
In a aumher Of places about the
state ice fishing has already begun,
good strings of pickerel being taken.
Ladies. have your hair dressed for
the W. c. c. ball by Mrs. L. w. Pratt,
los Williams street. Tel. 1116.-adv.
Hunters are taking out licenses so
as TO enjoy the sport between now
and the time the rabbit law goes on,
January 10.
The Bolton and Coventry Telephone
company Of Coventry has filed with
the secretary of state final certificates
Of dissolution.
In the supreme court in session at
Hartford on Wednesday The case of
Watson vs.. Farley, the defendant be-
ms from New London. was argued
Boxes and box seats for the knights
OF Columbus ball in the Armory next
Friday night can be procured from
John p. Corcoran at Disco Bros.-adv.
w. A. Newry, S., died Tuesday at
Wallingford. Burial is to ,, in the
family plot at Mantle tod (Thurs-
I day..
The customary holiday gifts of tea,
silk nuts. etc, were received by Sun
day school teachers from the Chinese
pupils in their classes.
This week Judge Gardiner Greene of
I Norwich is presiding at the January
term Of the superior court which
q
bury.
The Norwich Y. NJ. c. A. has just
-ptien out a new folder, containing
eWs in the Association building and
Ei3ining the attractions offered
trough membership.
Dr. Thatcher E. Hanchett, IS, the
des; Of Tonington's physicians. died
sunday morning at the state hospital
ID Norwich after nearly three years
u nervous breakdown.
William II. J[ibbe Of Hartford and
iiss Alice Fl. Lee of Somers were
lVrriad Monday afternoon at the
.1me Of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Henry
4. Palmer, in Warehouse Point.
Malcolm and Ahearn, a we'll known
Norwich dancing team. expect to opeI
in a Boston vaudeville house in the
near future. They have a neat turr
in buck and wing, soft and hard shot
dancing.
Stated convocation of FRANKLIN
chapter, No. 4, r. A. NJ. at Masonic
temple this evening. Work in the P
VI. degree. A full attendance is de.
sired as grand officers will be pres.
ent Banquet at D. m.-adv.
Miss Alice Sinner Of Rockville wa,
! guest Of honor at a reception in tn,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Kerr a
109 Canterbury street, Monday night
Whist was played and the first priz,
was won by Miss Shiner.-Worce
Post.
There were fifteen at Wednesday af
ternoOns meeting of Comfort circl
of The Kings Daughters, held witt
Miss Mary Backus Of Otis street. TIL
leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley, presided. !
busy afternoon was spent in sewini
for charity.
Wallace l. Woodin OF Columbus, o
has been chosen secretary of the Con
Lecticut Sunday School association
to succeed Rev. James w. Rae, VIII
retired last July. He was born in 81
Louis, Mo. in 1871. He began hi
duties January 1.
A Noank correspondent writes: Nj
and Mrs. Bertram AIbin on Monda
visited Mrs. Albin's mother, Mrs. /
II. Ashley at the Norwich State hos
4 pital at BreWsters Neck. They foun
her much improved in health, bot
physical and mental.
The Tuesday evening dancing elias
AT the Halle club held it's regula
class this week on Wednesday evenin
10 accommodate the basketball men
bers' dance. This also displaced til
Wednesday evening gymnasium clas
putting it over to Friday evening.
An inspector from the state dair
commissioners office is looking aftt
turpentine about the state A ne
law requires that adulterated turper
tine must be labeled with letters tW
inches high and one inch wide
leavy fine goes with violations of Il
law.
The weather during December Wa
unusually mild throughout New Ems
, land as a result Of the high atmosphe1
r. ic pressure over the Middle Atlant
coast in conjunction with low pressuI
areas covering the interior of Il
e. | country. The maximum temperatu
q fer the month was 81 degrees Decen
b | Der u.
- The Westminster Center Cemetel
association, Incorporated, Of Colchest