Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-06

at PoquonOc, burned early Monday | causing $2,000 loss, only par tially covered by insurance, was set | on fire.
 Somerset lodge works the Fellow craft degree this evening.-adv.
 The quarterly meeting of the Grad uate Nurses association of Connecti- | cut was held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Nurses club, 246 West avenue, Bridgeport.
 Usually after November 1 there is but one mail trip daily to Fishers is land instead of two as during the summer This year, however, the two trip schedule is to be continued.
 The forty sixth annual meeting of the General Conference of the Con sregational church of Connecticut is to be held in New Haven from Novem- Der 12 to 14 at the First Church of Christ.
 Private sale of household goods at 2S River avenue Thursday, Nov. T. adv.
 At the conference of Baptist min isters of the county. held at the Bap- tist church of Noank Monday, an in- teresting address was made by Rev. F. o. Cunningham of Norwich on Mormonism.
 That the Connecticut College for Women is more likely to open to re- ceive students in the fall of 1914 than in 1913, is the statement of those who are informed as to the doings of the trustees of the college
 There was interest in the announce ment from Chicago Tuesday that, J. Alden Weir had won the Harris silver medal and $500 for his painting, "The Plaza. Noeturne," as NJ. Weir is a former resident of Windham.
 Sale of rugs, baskets, Xmas novel; ties. cake, candy, ice cream and coffee in Y. M. c. A. building today.-adv.
 At St. Mary's church, New London, Tuesday morning, George H. MeGugan of New London and Miss Lillian Car ter of Montville were married by the pastor of the bride, Rev. P. J, O'Reilly of Montville, at nuptial high mass.
 At the annual meeting of the State Audubon meeting in Stratford the J M. Sualding of Bridgeport, a promi- nent worker of The Kings Daughters, and an occasional Norwich visitor.
 Nicholas Stenger of Waterford, who has been supplying the New York boats with milk for many years, reach ed his 90th birthday Monday. Mir. Stenger goes into the city every morning, rain or shine. hot or cola.
 Bedroom, dining room and kitchen furnishings at private sale, Thursday, Nov. ', 2.30 D. m, 2S River avenue.- adv.
 Reports of the recent state conven- ton of women's auxiliaries, Y. M. c. A. at Norwich, were read by the del- egates, Mrs. l.. M. Barrett and Miss Jennie Capel, at the meeting of the Torrington auxiliary Monday evening.
 It is in this month that the most beautiful constellations of Orion and the Twins both enter the evening sky and already the eastern part of the heavens begins to present the bril- liant appearance characteristic of the winter stars.
 The Consolidated system officials have issued a circular which they call The System of Surprise Tests, which is inaugurated for the purpose of keeping employees alert and to make sure that they observe signals and rules closely.
 The Employment Bureau, Wash ington street, will begin the season Thursday, Nov. [. Hours to D. m. adv.
 s. J. Reuter-, of Westerly and Nor wich, has grown beautiful new shell pink rose, which he has named for Lady Ann Borrowdell, the distinguish ed wife of Capt. George Denison of Stonington, who came to America from England in 1881.
 Two handsome bronze tablets, 40 in. 1 by 24 1-2 inches, with raised letters, just received from Pittsburgh, were | placed at the base of the two big 1 granite pillars on either side of the entrance Monday, and read The Chel- l sea Savings Bank
 ! It is expected that the electrifica- tion of the New Haven road from | Stamford to New Haven will be com | pleted by July l. 1913. The construc- 1 tlOl4 O1 lllS COI4CIGtG pISIS 1OT lne SlG6l columns supporting the wires is under way in Bridgeport atgpresent.
 A Hallett & Davis upright piano l good as new, in the private sale of household goods Thursday at 23O D m., 2S River avenue.-adv
 At a recent meeting of the execu- tive committee of the Connecticut | Business Educators association, w. E Garfield of Norwich. president, held 1T
 the Waterbury business college, it | was decided to hold the annual state convention in Waterbury, February 22
 1913.
 In response to & request from sev.
 eral oOttagerS at Ocean beach, Wh(
 are going to make that their perma. nent residence, Supt. Peter Ashe of tht
 Connecticut company has arranged tt
 make the western entrance to Neptun,
 park the terminal of the trolleys thi!
 winter.
 Eleven members of the Connection Poultry association and speakers iron
 the agricultural college at Storrs ar
 available for grange meetings ant
 state institutes during the coming
 season, according to the notification
 issued by Secretary L. H. Healey 0
 North Woodstock.
 The planet Mars entered the morn
 ing sky November 4; Jupiter is draw
 ing rapidly nearer the sun which doe
 not pass to the east of this bod
 and become a morning star until De
 cember IS. Both of these planets ar
 in an unfaverable position for obser
 vation during the month.