Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-05

The Baptist state evangelist, Rev
c. X. Flanders, is conducting special
services in Torrington this week, at
Calvary Baptist church
The number of persons discharged
from, dying, or transferred in Con-
neCticut Institutions for the insane III
1910 was 1918, as against 1872 in 1904.
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
In spite Of the cold, the lectures on
Thursday evening, preparatory 20
Communion Sunday, were well at
tended in the Congregational church
es.
Tomorrow, January 6. is the feast
Of the Epiphany, or Manifestation Of
Christ to the Gentiles, concentrating
the visit of the Magi to the infant
Saviour
A force Of men is at work repair
ing the Central Vermont dock at New
London in preparation for the posi-
bic arrival Of a great number of i'm
migrants.
Norris 5 Lippitt of Norwich, state
bank commissioner. who is i'll Of sore
throat at the Garde hotel was report
ed "Wednesday to be better.-Hart-
ford Courant
officers Of the International Purity
association have asked all Christian
churches in the world to observe jan
uary % as day of prayer in behalf
of purity Of thought, speech and life
Three inspectors of the dairy de-
pertinent are looking into the sanitary
conditions of dairies about the state,
Working for over month, they have
found the daiTies in excellent shape
A certificate has been fled with
the state secretary by A. H. Lavietes
q So Incorporated, of Columbia; to
start with $4,000 capital; incurporat-
ed by A. II. Lavietes, D. P. Lavietes
and Leslie w. Holmes.
The members of the Past Exalted
Rulers association of Elks for Con-
necticut are to be guests of the Wa
terbury lodge of Ell1s on Tuesday
next. About rs members of the as
ISOLATION are expected.
The marriage of Miss Ethel F. Bud
dington, daughter of Horace Budding
ton, and Sylvester r. Lawrence, both
/ Of Groton. took place Wednesday aft
ernocn at go at the residence of Rev.
| j, p. Brown in New London.
AT Pomfret, a reception for Rev.
! Henry A. Beadle and his aunt, Miss
/ Leonard, formerly Of Franklin, will be
| held this (Eriday) evening at the Con-
gregational church, TO which all mem
Ders Of the church and congregation
| have been invited.
Block Islands new wireless station
viii he temper arily equipped with dry
batteries, but as soon as it is estab-
lished, the engines win be started,
and dynamOs put in working order;
and if business warrants, a permanent
station viii be maintained
In the basketball classes at the Halle
| club on Thursday evening the game
| was between the White and the Blue
| teams the White team winning, u to
/ II. The teams are captained by Miss
! Jennie Clifford for the Whites and Miss
Anna Schwartz for the Blues.
The Litchfeld Historical, society has
| just had added to it's valuable collec-
| ton full-length portrait of the Hon.
| Lriah Tracy, by the famous painter
| Earle. Senator Tracy was born in
/ Norwich in 1884, but studied law in
| Litchheld and later settled there.
State Insurance Commissioner Bur
/ ton Mansfield of New Haven has re-
] voked the license OF he Independent
] Order, Sons of Jacob, to do business
in Connecticut. This action has been
taken upon the advice of Insurance
! Commissioner Vivian NJ. Lewis of New
| Jersey.
The freight house of the Norwich
and New York Propeller company at
New London was burglarized Tuesday
night and about $500 worth Of freight
was taken away, the goods being such
as can readily be converted inta cash
! If the thieves have an opportunity to
do that
The Connecticut reformatory in
! Cheshire will be formally opened early
/ next spring for the reception of pris-
oners between the ages of fourteen
and thirty-five years. This is the in
| stitution for which Judge e. NJ Warn
| er Of Putnam has labored so long and
/ so earnestly.
Seventeen graduates from st. Fran
| els hospital training school for nurses,
I Hartford, received diplomas Tuesday
ening from Bishop John ]. Milan OF
1 the Hartford diocese. The graduates
| from three years course included
/ Miss katherine Teresa McCarty OF
l Rockville and Miss Anna Maude &C.
limo of Norwich.
Commencing January at the OPEN
ing Of the winter term, in one Wind
ham county town Moosup, all pals
containing drinking water will be tax
en from The public school yards IN that
town and replaced by earthen Jars
with faucets. The children will be
compelled to provide themselves with
individual drinking cups
! Hereafter trolley cars on the Mont
vile line viii stop before crossing thu
tracks Of the Central Vermont rail
way near the Uncasyille car station
while the conductor runs ahead anC
secs that the track is clear Hereto
fore, the cars have come to a stop
and then proceeded without being sure
the track was clear for them
A recent ceneus bulletin on insane
in Institutions in 1910 says that il
Connecticut there were present 3,5I,
insane persons in institutions on Jan
uaIv ]. 1870, compared with 2,8aI OF
Jaruly I. 1904 During 1910 aher,
were admitted to Connecticut iustitu
;ioas for the insane, 1155 persons
conTared with s64 during the yea
1904.
How to doctor a sick bee can be as
'ertained by writing to the department
Of agriculture for its latest publication
.trtiticd "The Treatment Of Bee Dis
eases" Many farmers have been los
ing their colonies Of bees the lates
report showing a loss of SOC, 900 colo
nies on the farms Of the country. Thi
l.. less can be checked, the department