Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-22
Utle Bnlletin.
Norwich, Monday, Jan. q. 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Ernest Allison Smith spoke in New
Lon'on at the Bradley street mission
Sunday evening.
Special attractions tonight at the
Elks' fair. Olympic halliday.
Osgood Fielding, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! !. NJ. Fielding, of Baltic street, has
Joined the navy at Newport, r. l.
Heptasophs' installation tonight.
smoker and refreshments.-adv
The current issue of The Indepen-
, dent has an informing al tiele on The
Revolution in China, by Rev. Brown
ell Gage.
Portraits, emblems, plaids and other
! favors ia anticipation of Bucns day
kore appearing in the store window
Decorations
The Monday afternoon dancing class
! at M'Iler's academy will meet on
'ueaday afternoon this week adv
Sunday seemed almost sprirglike in
, its miIdncss, although the mercury
stood at q degree, about o'clock in
the evening.
BE on hand tonight and get your
share of $4,000. Elks' fair-adv,
The Connecticut Secretaries asso,
citation is TO meet at the rooms of
Robert Tyler post, G. 4. R., at Hart
ford, Wednesday.
Today, January p, the SD birthday
I If August Strindberg. the foremost
writer of Scandinavia, VIII be noted
by Swedish societies.
On the schedule of gymnasium health
talks at the Y. NJ. G. A. for tonight
Dr. P. J. Cassidy is to be the speaker
upon Sexual Hygiene
Passengers coming down on the
Valley road have been interested to
watch the trotting on the Connecticut
| river near Middletown,
At the special town meeting held at
\ Mantle Friday afternoon if was voted
| not 10 appropriate any money for the
building Of state roads.
Who do you think will get the $4,000
for 10c at Elks' fair? Last chance
tonight.-ady.
In Saturdays Hartford Courant Rev.
John Gus Barrows of Norwich Town
mad some verses entitled The Elk
| ample of Free Country"
The Halle club is moving to attrac-
tive qua' ters in the Carroll building,
having leased one long room and a
sraal'er room on the third floor.
/ Tie Gaelic State league is TO hold
its annual meeting in Bridgeport Sun
! day, January %, when the subject Of
| Sunday laws have oeen discussed.
A good number of men and boys
| spent sew eral hours in the Otis library
leading loom Sunday afternoon, the
librarian Mr.. Trumbuil, being in
charge.
Representative Higgins has recon-
| mended the appointment OF W. F.
Sheldon rs postmaster at Moosup to
succeed the present incumbent, who
desires to retire.
Several druggists from Norwich
were in New London Saturday and
/ Sunday, 10 visit the big Pullman of
the druggists syndicate, which is on
a spur track near the station.
On Saturday boys were skating just
| above the big drawbridge at New
| London. There was good skating at
Fort Poin: and on the cJves and on
! the liver in the Norwich harbor.
Waiter S. Garde of Hartford had
among his guests at the New Haven
/ Chamber of Commerce dinner Friday
night Norris S. Lippitt of Norwich,
and Gen. John Atwood Of Wauregan.
S. u. Poll, the theatrical magnate.
| is preparing to take a pleasure trip
to Panama. He will leave Tuesday
| with Mrs. Poll and his daughter Ade-
line. and expects to be away for five
weeks.
! New London papers praise the work
| of Prof. J. Herbert George of Norwich,
| who has been substituting in the Sec
! end Congregational church there dur
ing lie absence Of the tenor, Justin
c. Neff.
The funeral of George A. Colt was
! held frop, his home on River street,
| Riyerpoinl, r. l., Friday After a
J short service at the home the body
was taken to North Sterling Gem,
for burial
! Night Starter John w. Kinney is
! confined to his home at Norwich Town
I with rheumatism affecting one of his
! knees. While he is away, George
/ HerouX is taking his place at the
/ Franklin square trolley office.
( The following marriage licenses
| have been granted at the New Brit
! ain town clerks office: Frank Lesuire
/ and annie CheTe both of New Lon
/ don; Andrew Zupick and Annie Was
! ilazark, both Of Wiiiimantic.
A certificate of organization has
been FLED by the E. G. Black Pack
/ ing company of Groton capital $4,000;
/ president, E. G. Black; vice president
z. q. Black; treasurer, A. +. Hewitt;
! secre' airy, H. Morgan Hewitt.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Charles Mallory,
| who died at Preston Tuesday, was held
/ HridaJ afternoon in New London. Rev
! Henri f. Adams Of the Montauk Ave-
/ nue. Baptist church. officiating Bur-
| ial was in Cedar Grove cemetery.
/ At a bankruptcy hearing before the
referee at New Haven Saturday in the
estate Of Paul Rosengarten who last
| summer had a store here, an offer Of 20
per cent. Of the claims was made to
the creditors. and it was understood it
would probably be accepted
Sunday afternoon Mrs. George Nc
| Coy of No. A School street fell and
broke her left arm in Oneco street.
| She was on an incline watching the
skaters when she slipped and fell to
the ground The accident oporryad