Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-25
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VARIOUS MATTERS

In some places about the state the
retail price of cream has been adj
yanced to coo quart.
The Mystic Distilling company has
filed a certificate of dissolution with
the state secretary.
work at Salem and as the result the
grand list is 1922, 1892.
New Haven papers note that Rev.
George B. Spalding of Stonington oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Whitneyville
church Sunday.
Try Clysmic once and you'll say
Clysmic when you mean table water.
adv.
Local members have been notified
that the seventeenth annual meeting
Of the Lords Day league of New Ems
land will be held in New Haven next
Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Phipps Of Waterbury,
president of the State Federation Of
Women's Clubs, has been in Stafford
Springs, to talk over plans for the
state federation meeting. which wilt
be held there May Is and 16.
A Lyme correspondent writes: Al
the time of Mrs, Clarence Young's
death last week her mother lay very
sick in the next room. She died few
days after her daughter, without the
knowledge of her daughters death.
Wednesday encouraged the sick and
the shut-ins, who dread the long eve
nings, to believe that spring was near
ing. The sun did not set until All,
the day being hours Al minutes long,
an increase of 81 minutes since Christ
mas time.
farm at Eastern Point, which is t.
supply the Plant estate with water
when completed, has reached a, depth
Of 800 feet. and when tested this week
was producing a flow of four gallons
minute.
Special convocation of Franklin
chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ. at Masonic
temple this evening. Work in the NJ.
NJ. degree.-adv,
According to the Report on CONNER
cial Fertilizers just issued by the Con-
necticut agricultural experiment sta
ton, during 1911, forty individuals or
firms entered for sale in this state
three hundred and thirty-seven brands
Of fertilizers.
Several from here will go to North
Stoningtcn tonight, where g. public
lecture will be given at the Wheeler
school by w. A. Baldwin. principal of
the normal school at Hyannis, on
THE conflict between the real ami
artificial in education"
The Rev DR.. Marion D. Shutter of
Minneapolis, Miss, president general
of the Universalist church OF America,
who is to visit every Universalist
church in this section, has reached
Worcester, speaking in All Souls
church Tuesday night,
Halle club, special meeting this
Thursday evening at Norwich club at
7.45. Members requested to be present.
adv,
The January Telephone Bulletin, I'M
der the head Of Tip Bulletin, gives
members of the Norwich exchange by
whom tips were suggested, and the
number signed, e. S. Beebe l. ]. 7.
Woods l, d. ]. Coughlln -, NJ. D.
Willard l, Louis Ely -. J. H Carney
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Steps are to be taken to arrange, If
possible, to have q branch Of the Ray
mond public library of Montville Cen
ter established in Uncasville, so that
the people residing there may have a
chance to make use of the splendid
library in the northern part of the
town.
The Central Vermont railroad has
finished hanging the new copper wire
from Brattleboro to New London and
work of installing telephones will be
completed soon. When this is done
the handling of trains will be done by
telephone. instead of telegraph, as
heretofore.
Norwich friends learn that Miss Ma
RE Morrow, daughter of Rev and Mrs.
c. W. Morrow, now of Nashville, Tenn.
was united in marriage with r. S.
Maddox in New York during the Holt
days. Mr.. Maddox is in the govern
ment service as assistant forester in
the state Of California.
The last issue of the Catholic Trans
cript prints in full the Christmas dis
course of Ri. Rev. Monsignor Thomas
]. Shahan, DID, rector of the Cath
Ole university, washington, preached
at the midnight high mass Christmas
night at St Silvestro, in Capite. Rome
from the text Luke xi:10-12.
The state committee of the patriotic
education of the Daughters of the
American Revolution met with Mrs
c. r. Ayres in Bridgeport Tuesday
The business largely concerned the
future development of the Italian
Gulda. Those present included Mrs
George Miner Of Waterford.
Norris Lippitt. one Of the state bank
commissioners. appeared at the Office
in the capitol Tuesday fer the first
time in several weeks. He is entirely
well after four weeks absence with
Giphtherla and quinsy sore throat, part
of which time he was in the Garde
hotel sbed.-Hartford Courant
The winter meeting Of the County
Historical society is to be held in
Norwich at an early date, when "Old
Silver" will be the chief topic, a loan
exhibition of antique pieces Of the
metal being held. The speakers will
be George S. Palmer Of New London
and George M. Curtis of Meriden.
Wednesdays meeting of the Progress
sive Missionary club of the Contra
Baptist church was held with Mrs
George W. Hamilton Of Cliff street, 2;
being in attendance. and the president
Mrs. A. T. Utley, presiding. After
the CUSTOMARY work and reading or
missionary topics, light refreshments
were served.
It is announced by Bridgeport papers
that Monday evening. January 20, DE-
Witt Clinton lodge of Perfection, A
8 p will hold a lodge of sorrow