Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08


 at Kitemaug was given as June 23 It should have been Tuesday. July 23.
 Of the 166O corporation taxpayers in this district only S2 are now delin- quent. and they have until July F to make payment before being penalized.
 Corporation papers filed with the secretary of state include articles of association filed by the Mystic Coun- try club, incorporated, of Stonington.
 Henry Parker Brown, 7s, a native of Woodstock, died Friday at his home in South Sutton, Mass He served throughout the Civil war in Co. c, 25th Mass.
 The annual summer convention of 1the Connecticut Senior Zion council took place at the Hebrew institute, Hartford, Sunday morning and after noon.
 Miss Florence O'Nel of Brooklyn, Conn, patient at Backus hospital Norwich, is improving in health, and it is hoped that her trouble may be cured without an operation.
 The July meeting of Norwich coun- cil, No. S07, U. c. T., scheduled for Sat urday evening in Pythian hall. was omitted this time. Because of the warm weather the attendance was very slim.
 A party of young people from Vest chester and South Coventry. with Miss Carolyn Smiley of Pennington, N. H., and Miss Hodge of Gilead as guests, have been having an outing at Bashan lake.
 marriage license was issued at Bridgeport last week to Thomas H. Sheehan, aged S2 years. mechanical en- gineer, of Bridgeport, and Miss La verne c, Smith, aged 27, Brooklyn, Conn.
 Dr. F. M. Dunn, now of New London. has purchased land at Quonocontaug on the Rhode Island coast He will erect two cottages thereon, one for his own occupancy and the other for rental.
 A Hartford paper states that a local firm took & barrel of cider (made at the Pomfret farm early last falD from their cold storage plant Friday and found it as sweet and palatable as if made that day.
 From the way the petitions are be- ing received, there will be many appu- cants to appear in court to secure nat | uralization papers on Sept 29, the last day for naturalization before the pres idential election.
 Mrs Eleanora Thayer, 4, wife ot 1 William J. Thayer, died in Springfield 1 hospital Friday as the result of burn. l when an oil stove exploded at hel 1 home. She was sister of Mrs Nettit 1 Lamb of Stafford.
 For the fiscal year ended June 30 tn, i combined income accounts of all the various properties making up the New 1 Haven system will show the 8 per cent dividend to have been very nearly, i not fully, earned.
 The condition of John Murnane, or ganist at St. Mary's church. New Lon. 1 don. patient at Memorial hospital fo, week for inflammation of the spina column, is such as to cause his rela. tives considerable alarm.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon H. Wetherbee O Worcester entertained at a family din. ner Saturday night The guests O l honor were their son, Leon H. Wether bee, Jr, and his wife, who were mar ried recently in Pomfret.
 A meeting of the board of officers O the Connecticut Total Abstinence in ion was held Saturday afternoon ii Temperance hall, New London, to for mulate plans for the annual convention in that city Aug. 25, 26 and 27.
 Three members of the board of stat police commissioners met at the capI tol Friday, but transacted no business The matter of moving picture license and the matter of organization wer discussed&but no action was taken.
 Plans have been completed and Ar now out for figures for a new nine room bungalow to be erected on Slate avenue for William J. Cook, The plan call for frame house fitted up wit 1 improvements, including furnace hea
 Gov. Simeon E, Baldwin has sent GU a circular letter te all trustees or effi cefs of institutions receiving state ait calling attention to the opinion bv tf7 attorney general prohibiting such off cefs from furnishing any supplies ,.l the institutions,
 Tins HeW 6,s6 o'clock mass tried St, Patfiek's church Sunday inaFnif was attended by such. large cohgre gatioH that it Is te be continued fl the many hundreds whe wish te al tend church, yet get cut of town befoi the heat of the day,
 Gilbert F. Goats of tilis city, former 3 iy elder of the New London society 5 Seventh Bay AdVentists, was presel t Saturday at the meeting ia New Lol 3 d6H, when the sermon was by Charl
 ii; HeimeFs of MerideR, state seeretai
 Of the Young Peoples society. zs i have compassion on the multitud
 from the day's gospel, Mark viii. l.
 was the text from which Rev. Fhem;
 A. GFnmbly preached at the 1a
 o'clock low mass at St. PatFieb
 church Sunday, his theme Christ
 worthy example in love for the poor
 Before leaving Norwich, the ne school superintendent, Edward J. Gri
 ham, looked at number of desirab :. residences about town, and there W;
 a report that he had leased the form
 John H. Cranston place on We
 Thames street, but he has reached
 definite decision yet
 The Good Cheer Sunshine branch l North Waterford has 70 member
 They raised $l1 towards the mortga,
 fund, sent 22 nightgoWns to the BliI
 Babies. home at Summit, and paid 1 international dues. They are special . interested in the Montville almshous The receipts from internal revenl fAr Fl,