Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

The West Side Whist club opened lhe season Wednesday afternoon. 1 A coal cart broke an axle on Frank HH square Thursday afternoon.
 There are 20 entries for the pool 1 tournament soon to be started by Ar eanana club members,
 Smelts at Powers Bres-Adv.
 Coroner and Mrs. Franklin H. Brown have closed their summer home at Gales Ferry and returned te Norwich ! for the winter
 The state dental commission is to cohduct a series of examinations in the hall of the house at the capitol, November 14 and 15> Scaliops at Powers Bres-Adv, Edward s, Hardness and family nave closed their summer residence at Waterford and are in New York for the winter. Lumber has. been received this week Tor four cottages which the. F'enton- Charnley company of Norwich is to build at Ocean Beach
 Live blackfish at Powers Bros,-Adv. A Staffordville correspondent writes: sunday evening Rev c. G. Scrivener or Norwich preached from Acts 26- 19. His theme was Heavenly Visions Twelve applicants for certificates as registered pharmacists took the exam nations Wednesday at the ca apitol be- fore the state pharmacy commission Choice long clans at Powers Bros Adv
 Miss Ruth Lawson recently enter talned a company of her schoolmates at the Broadway grammar school, Norwich, at her home in Gales Ferry MT and Mrs. C. H. Kenyon, former ly of Norwich, have closed their cot tage at Eastern Point and gone to their home in Providence for the win ter
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 The town school board, which would regularly meet on the evening of the second Tuesday of the month, is to hold its November meeting this even ing
 Contractor John. C. Holbrook left Saybrook Junction Tuesday for Put nam, where he is building several con crete bridges for the state road com mission
 Miss Julia c. Corcoran of Norwich, deputy factory inspector, spoke on Child Labor Laws of Connecticut at the meeting of the Hartford Eqnal Rights club Thursday afternoon
 Tyler D. Guy and Cornelius J. Downes have covered the territory in school enumeration and are finishing up some of the matters that could not be settled on the first time around
 Blue Point oysters at Powers Bros Adv.
 Edward E. spfcer of Eastern Point has received shipment of oranges direct from his grove at Gomez, Fla, the first of the season Mr. Spicer expects to go to Gomez shortly
 The holiday mail this year is ex- pected to be fully twice what 1t was last year, on account of the fact that this is the first Christmas that the parcel post system has been in oper- ation.
 Noted medium. May Pepper Wander bilt, al Spiritual Academy Sunday Adv.
 Following visit from John c.
 
 New London barbers have been fined, one for practicing the business with out license and his employer for hir- ing him.
 At the midweek meeting of the Second Congregational church Thurs day evening the topic for meditation and discussion was How to Meet Crit icism of the Church l Peter 3-S-17; Timothy 8 1-1s
 The new bridge over the Lieutenant river at Old Lyme, which has been in process of construction for several months by the Shore Line Electric Railway Co.,, was officially opened Wednesday morning.
 A petition is being extensively sign ed by patrons of the MooSup post office refuting the charges that have been made against Postmaster w. F. Shell don of neglecting his official work by engaging in his printing business.
 The tax collectors office will be open this evening, also Saturday and Mon- day evenings until 8 o'clock. Inter- est will be added to the city taxes now due after Monday, Nov. 10th.-Adv.
 Funeral services for Miss Jane Me Guinnis of Montvil1e were held We'd nesday morning at o'clock at St. officiating al the requiem mass. Burial was in St. Patrick's cemetery, Mont vile.
 Calvin Danford Whitaker, 82, died Wednesday from the infirmities of age at the home of his niece, Miss Mary Whitaker, in Warren, Mass. MF. Whit aker was born in Holland, Conn, April 25, 1881, the son of Calvin and ,Alnlira Whitaker.
 Work on the reservoir at Lords Hill for the use of the summer coi- ony at Lords Point, was commenced Wednesday. The pond will be deep- ened and a sufficient supply of water