Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11
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Norwich. Tuesday, Feb. Ii, 1e1s.
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 Hundreds of Lincoln post cards ar
 being sent.
 Freight shipments on the Centra
 l Vermont steamers are exceedingly heavy.
 r Saturday next is the first anniver-
 sary of the death of Dr. P. H. Har-
 riman.
 David H. Geer of Waterford, who
 had bad fall recently is in a serious condition.
 1 Some of the miIkmen left home Monday morning when it was de- grees above zero.
 Attorney Donald G. Perkins was yes 1 terday in attendance at the Holland county superior court.
 February with it's twenty eight days l pleases those who are paid by the month better than it does those who ! pay.
 l The Christian Endeavor society of l the Quaker Hill Baptist church has
 voted $20 toward renovating the vestry.
 New books of timely interest at the Otis library are Giles The Civilization of China and The Changing Chinese, by B. A. Ross.
 The White Ribbon Banner states
 that the number of pledge signers to
 be enrolled in Connecticut Sunday
 schools this year is 10,600.
 A. H. ousley goes to New London
 tonight where he will sing at an en-
 tertainment and supper given by the
 Modern Woodmen of America.
 There will be little cutting of ice for dairy use on Fishers Island In general the islands ice supply for summer use comes from Maine.
 Miss Ethel Jackson of Middletown, who is a t the head of the Girls Friend ly society in Connecticut, is address ing local branches about the state.
 At St. Patrick's church. Monday. Rev. J. H. Broderick celebrated a re- quieln high mass for James Maher, whose funeral was held Sunday af-
 James T. NTunford, 75, who died at Northampton, Mass. Saturday night was born in Stafford. One of his two sisters is Mrs. Louisa Hampstead of 
 One of the, most successful raisers of sheep in this section is James B Palmer, of Lisbon, who has a flock of about SO handsome ones. chiefly i 
 The State Mount Holyoke AIumnae l held a meeting and ban | luet at Hotel Taft, New Haven. Sat lrday afternoon, at which mem l oers were present. 1
 Bella L. Pratt. the noted Boston sculptor, whose summer home is at l Salem, is registered at The Mohican I lotel, New London, the guest of Mir. | md Mrs. T. Hunt Sterry
 Dr. James T. Tynan of Colchester. Vho is to marry Miss Gertrude Sisk If New London. has purchased the harrington residence in Colchester and s having it renovated and remodeled.
 c. M- Gracey of Groton has register a as foreman for Roger G. Spicer nd will take up his duties as wreck 1g master in the employ of the New .ork, New Haven and Hartford R. R.
 When the Humber Manufacturers ssociation of Southern New England olds it's meeting at Hartford Wednes- ay morning, it is expected that the ubject of freight rates will come in pr discussion.
 Today (Tuesday) George A. Kies tarts in with his Masonic duties at hartford planning for the present to pend three days each week there His amily will not leave Norwich until eptember or October.
 Henry ": Granger, a native of died in New York citv Fri ay morning He leaves besides his 'idow, his father and mother and lree sisters, one being Mrs Lottie athbun of New London.
 The attention of roar,,hars of H., C l . R. is called, in general orders is- ued by Alfred H. Beers of Bridgeport. omrnander- in chief, to the coming smi- anniversary ceIebra- l on of the battle of Gettysburg J. H. Gardner, son of the late Capt. tephen A. Gardner has been appoint vice president of the New EngIand i l New York. He has been superfn- sndent of marine construction at ye.
 The county commissioners have set riday as the date for a hearing on ie transfer of the New London li- snse of J. J. Collins to Dennis Doyle. [ their last session in New London le commissioners granted three re- awals.. Mrs. Olaf Nelson, of Lisbon. is 1owing an egg laid by one of her l node Island Reds which is eight lches around the long way, s 3-4 , Iches round the smallest way and has side an ordinary sized, perfect egg, tell and all. All bills introduced in the general 5semb1y this season are being pho { 'graphed and printed so that a large umber of prints may be ready for stribution in short time. Librarian eorge s. Goddard is responsible for le innovation. A special letter is being sent out by ayor Louis R. Cheney of Hartford, ho is trying to revive interest in the ayor's association of Connecticut and ake it live wire organizat ton for le welfare of the people of the cities presented by it's members
 Sunday night in New London Coun- g
 Director William H. AcGuinness of C orwich with Joseph Silva of New z ondon as marshal installed the off, c ITS of St Mary's Temperance society I rief addresses were made by Pat ( elk Barry and John Crawford, of I orwich. f A type of trolley car may be adopt C by the Connecticut company which c ay be used in summer as well as f inter thus doing away with the open q T with the running board These rs have entrances at the ends and V ay be thrown open in summer and -