Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-25

[ The U. A. R. memorial puDDl0 IOun- l tain on the Little plain has been cov- l cred for the winter.
 After Sunday afternoons rain, | thunder and lightning the full moon I shone brightly in the evening sky. Rev. Dr. c. F. Genung of Brooklyn, | Conn.,, preached In the Baptist church at Deep River Sunday at both services. By an error Saturday, the total con tributions to St. Agnes home building fund was given as $5,322 instead of s75,S22.
 Neosha whist tonight in Foresters' | hall.-adv
 It was stated Saturday that electric trains will be running between New Haven and New York not later than July l next
 Miss Weldon was in charge Sunday afternoon at the Otis library reading room, where there was good num- l Der of visitors.
 To offset the high cost of living, some of the blacksmiths about the state are to charge a quarter more to shoe a horse, after December 1.
 Many Italians from this state were 1 in the 1850 steerage passengers sailing from Boston on the Cretic Saturday | to spend the winter in the homeland. A flock of about Is wild geese passed over the Falls about 8.30 o'clock Fri day morning. The birds were flying | low and were headed in a southwest ern direction
 When the members of the state sen ate of 1903 met at Hartford last week an invitation of Senator Tracy to hold the next reunion in Waterbury as his 1 guests was accepted. Come down to the Sodality minstrels l Thanksgiving eve. Some time.-adv. The International Silver company at its Meriden branch has agreed to give sum equal to 10 per cent. of the annual contributions of the employees for the newly created public health ! fund.
 | When the Sixty third congress- as- sembles, the northern democrats will | have 159 members in the house and | the southern democrats 40. Of the | former number Connecticut will have | five.
 The fortnight kirmess at Parish l hall, Norwich Town, will open this evening. Good music for dancing.-adv
 Siyty-one delegates attended last | weeks meeting of the woman's board of southeastern Connecticut, held at the Stonington Congregational church. when Miss Willard of Colchester pre- 1 sided.
 | The tuberculosis commission reports that two sterilizers have been pur- chased for the county sanitarium at | Norwich and steam boiler to be used in connection with the sterilizing | plant.
 An organization from the Groton Ship and Engine company, known as Senior Boy Scouts, organized and led | by Edward Thayer of the shop, had an outing to Lantern Hill, Saturday | afternoon.
 If you want to see the best of local talent, make arrangement to see the Sodality minstrels Thanksgiving eve. -adv.
 Announcement was made in the Catholic churches of the diocese Sun day for the annual collection for the Catholic university at Washington. which will be taken at the masses on Sunday, December 1.
 new bunco game in Connecticut towns Is that of a stylishly dressed woman who calls at stores which the proprietor is out, presenting a note signed by his initials and calling for small amounts of money.
 At big celebration of it's thirteenth l anniversary by Hira temple I. o. K. K., of New Britain, one of the princi- pal speakers was George A. Sturdy, editor of the New London Globe, whose theme was "The Ladies"
 Funeral services for Abbie Alberta, wife of George Harvey, were held Saturday morning at 10.SO o'clock from her home No. 519 Bank street New London. Rev. c. Harley Smith officiated. Burial was in Stonington.
 Reserved seat coupons for the Sodal- tty minstersl can be redeemed for numbered seats at Morrison's cigar store today, and Tuesday, or at Smith pharmacy between 7.30 and S.S0 in the | SNculHB.-dUN.
 A state law provides quarters ir all new armories for organizations of spanish War Veterans; another law authorizes fine and imprisonment for any person not in good standing who wears the badge or button of the U s. W. V.
 By important train changes on the
 New Haven road, in force today, No.
 vember 25, a new train leaves New London week days at 10.45 a. m, ant
 the 11.40 a. m. train is annulled, while
 the Federal express runs on a new
 schedule.
 George L. Yeomans of 21 Lafayettt
 street picked a dandelion blossom or
 his front lawn Friday morning. It i.
 remarkable to find one of these flow
 CTS so late in the season. This is an.
 other indication of the lingering
 warm weather.
 Tn the cars of the Connecticut com pany, the Consumers league has card
 suggesting early Christmas shopping
 early in the season, in the week, ant in the day. If shopping must be dom evenings, the request is made that i be before 3 o'clock.
 Governor Baldwin has informed tn , different commissions to which tn ; state appropriates specific sums tha . all interest accruing from appropria tions being deposited in banks await
 ing the maturity of claims for pay
 ment, belongs to the state.
 During the season of 1910, MT. an
 Mrs. Thomas J. Preston and family 0 i South Orange, N. J., occupied tn
 Eastern Point cottage of Mrs. J. F Champlin of Norwich. One of the tw
 sons Is Prof. Thomas Preston, who i
 to marry Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
 Two bills designed to help agricul tural communities, one providing fo
 a divisions of markets in the agricul , tural department and the other appro lpriating $3,000, 900 to aid state college
 of agriculture, are likely to becom
 laws at the approaching session ( . congress.