Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-10
Olle Rlllleti1l,
VARIOUS MATTERS.


 Up to Monday the weather had been most favorable for fishermen in the shore towns.
 The White Ribbon Banner reports several recent gifts of $25 for life membership in the state union.
 A few citizens help toward city beautiful by at least weekly clean ing up of yards. walks. and roadways.
 St. James lodge, No. 2S, works the F. c. degree this evening,-Adv.
 Sixty-se seven persons visitied the Otis library reading room Sunday af- ternoon. Miss Mildred Rogers was in charge.
 Woman's clubs about the state are beginning to advocate a woman as head of the Women's college at New London.
 Monday was about the only day so far this winter that outdoor work CTS experienced anw discomfort from severe cold.
 Adamowski trio this evening. Tick cts at George A. Davis store.-Adv.
 According to returns received at the comptroller's office school children in Waterford number 683; Thompson, 1,1S6; Pomfret, 57s.
 A shed has been erected at Groton on the wharf at which steamer Chel- sea docks and is a protection to freight awaiting the steamer.
 Dr. Philip Davis, who has been vis- iting his uncle, c. Warren Davis, is to lecture at New York university this week upon Ecuador.
 Rev. P. C., Wright of the Central congregation Sunday at Gethsemane Baptist church in Philadelphia
 Dancing will be free at the For esters' bazaar Admission 10c. Drew's s orchestra.-Adv.
 At last weeks conference of the junior clergy of the diocese, at St. Josephs cathedral, Hartford, about 15O of the assistants were present. day night that steamer Chelsea. after reaching Cornfield light, very wisely put back to New London for the night.
 Fifth Co. dance tonight at the State Armory. Cadillac orchestra. Admis- sion 25 cents.-Adv.
 The flag at Buckingham Memorial was at half mast Monday for mem Der of Sedgwick post, G. A. R., Ezra L. Robbins of Massapeag, who died Sunday.
 Norwich sportsmen found hundreds of wild ducks in Poquetanuck cove Monday, fine, plump fowl, too. Por- tions of the cove are already covered with ice.
 The Foresters will give out some substantial Christmas presents when their bazaar closes in the armory Mon day night. Dec. 16.-Adv.
 The bureau of chemistry is seeking candy maker. The examination will be held January 8. The saccharine $500 a year.
 Hunters from this vicinity who were in Vermont during the deer seascV learn that the total number of deer shot was 1617. Windham county lead ing with 257.
 Steamer agents state that but few Swedish people are planning to spend the holiday this year with the ole folks in the land of the midnight sun bookings being unusually light
 Rev. William F. Newton, singina evangelist, who has been conductine a series of revivals in New Jersey, is now in Bozrah and will not be at his home in New London until Christmas Don't forget the Japanese play giv. en by the girls of the Alpha Gamma Sigma in Y. M. c. A. hall Friday nigh at 8 o'clock. Tickets 95 and 50 cents at Davis's store.-Adv.
 At the Bridgeport Poultry show. fol black games, A. J. O'Connor of New London won ten frsts and two sec. l onds. Dr. J. A. Bentley of Shan. mock, R. l.. won first on hen for buff games.
 Miss Mamie Stone aged q, daugh ter of MT. and Mrs. Homer Stone O Norwich. and Fred U. Halyburton o New London, were married Wednes day in New London by Justice G. C | Morgan.
 Saturday morning, about the tim that Charles A. Baldwin, 52, a Torring 1 ton carpenter, was to be committe, to the state hospital at Norwich, h | lapsed into state of coma, dyinj Saturday evening.
 The members of the Sacred Hear | parish, Groton, will attend mass fl the upper part of their new churcl Jan. 5. Services are being held il | the lower rooms at present. The door are being hung and the seats were in stalled last week. Christmas sale at Buckingham Me morial Wednesday afternoon and eve ming. Loyal Circle Kings Daughters Fancy articles, aprons, home mad cake and candy, ice cream and cocoa | popcorn.-Adv.
 Dr. Hugh B. Campbell, superintend ent of they tuberculosis sanitarium a | Norwich, has been attending the eight mid-year meeting of the America sanitarium association at the Monte fore home county sanitarium, Belfor station. New York.
 Women in several Connecticut citie have been victimized by two Wome claiming to be natives of Ireland sell ing real Irish crochet lace for the lo1 price of fifty cents a yard, It prove to be American cotton lace, wort about twelve cents.
 Copies of the endless or chain praye nave once more made their appearane in this state and are causing anney ance to the post office department a persons addressed refused to reeeiv them and insufficient postage has bee placed on the envelopes.
 Cyril Hewitt, son of Mir. and Mir