Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-08


 Third company was held in the armory Thursday evening, under Captain George E. Church.
 Beekeepers from towns near the Connecticut border will attend the Worcester Beekeepers' association meeting on Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. John B. Sizer of the Smith Memorial home, New London, recently celebrated the 44th anniver- sary of their marriage.
 When the state members of the D. A. R. assemble in Waterbury today F'riday) they will be formally vel comed by Mayor Reeves.
 Thermos club dance in Cadillac hall tonight. Come-adv.
 Chrysanthemums will be the topic of the meeting of the Connecticut Hor- ticultural society, to be held at Hart ford this (Friday) evening.
 School enumeration reports from five more towns were received in the office of the state comptroller Wednes- day, including Sprague, 623.
 s. E. Holdredge who was elected by the democrats in Ledyard as the judge of probate, received the largest vote OF the ticket, getting 1O7 to S1 for J. J. Lawless.
 Former United States Senator Nel- son w. Aldrich of Rhode Island, who married Miss Chapman of Norwich, reached his list birthday anniversary Wednesday.
 Men in the state forestry department have already begun the work of cut ting down all the diseased chestnut trees and are now working in the state forest near Portland.
 There were reports on the street Thursday evening that the democrats were to hold a parade and jubilation tonight, but these were not confirmed by the party managers.
 By December 1 the Merchants Linn ited on the New Haven road will be a steel train, the contract for the con- struction of the cars already having been let by the company.
 At the Congregational conference in New Haven next week, Rev Adolf Yoke of Willington and Rev. Marion H. Jones of Staffordville are among the speakers for Thursday morning.
 Eleven in Connecticut during Octo- Der died from injuries received in falls and nine were killed by automobile Accidental shooting cost six lives and four each were burned and crushed to death.
 The tax collectors office will be open Friday, Saturday and Monday eve nings, until o'clock. After Monday, the 11th, interest will be added to all unpaid taxes.adv.
 At the funeral of Mrs Edward Me Alenny at the Immaculate Conception church, Waterbury, Wednesday, Rev. William H. Kennedy of Greeneville was deacon in the solemn high mass of requiem.
 According to a prediction made by Uncle Horace Johnson, several weeks ago, a great disturbance was booked to begin Thursday. Uncle Horace pre- Bdicts that the disturbance will last several days.
 The Holton company of Groton has filed a certificate of organization. It's officers are: President, Burton M Welch treasurer, Edward B. Holton; secretary, Charles Holton; directors, the officers of the company.
 In spite of all the warnings and in- structiOns given by the various party workers, 22 ballots were thrown out at the election in Groton Tuesday in the several districts. Five of these ballots contained no mark at all.
 That the girls of the school attend the Bulkeley- Norwich Free Academy game at Armstrong park, New Lon don, Saturday, November 16, in body was decided Wednesday by the stu dents in Williams Memorial institute Guests from Norwich and Williman- | tic were present, when a reception was given in honor of H. L. Bowman, who arrived in New London Tuesday night from Philadelphia with his bride, at | the Hotel Bristol. About 60 guests were present.
 G. A. R. men learn that the gran | ite pedestal for the Gen. John Sedg- wick memorial has already been set | on the field at Gettysburg, and that | work is going on on the bronze eques- | trian figure, which it is hoped to un- veil in the early spring | Frederick A. Johnson of Montville | elected state senator from the Twenti- eth district, left early "Wednesday morning for the wilds of New Bruns. wick, where he will enjoy the hunting He will be accompanied only by his guide, and expects to be gone a montf | or more.
 Articles of association have beer | filed by the Bolton Hall and Library association, incorporated, of Bolton showing it's subscribers to be S. M ! Alvord, Elizabeth N. White. J. H Massey, James w. Phelps H. J Thompson c. F. Summer and Metf c. Levey.
 MT. and Mrs. George McGugan Gil Han Carter of Montville), married il New London Tuesday. had started ol their wedding trip to Philadelphia when they were recalled by a tele