Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
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Norwich, saturday. tan. z, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTE FRS.

VARIOUS MA TT FRS. sportsmen are taking out 1913 H- censes
 Police about the state have discov- cred new fraud-home- made dos tags.
 Two new cottages are to be built by W. O.. stanton at Lords Point for next season.
 The morning session of the public schools was omitted Friday because of the storm.
 Purchase your tickets and boxes early for the K. of ., Ball, Friday, January 10th-Adv.
 Norwich visitors to Ocean Beach Friday say that the grandeur of the surf was indescribable.
 Hunters who are with dogs and fer rets after rabbits find the game fat and in good numbers.
 observe Sunday Jan. 19. the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus.
 D. A. R. chapters of the county are appointing delegates to the Continental congress at Washington in April.
 Henry Hartweu Jenks, ss. a former principal of Plainfeld academy, died last week at his home in Lincoln, R. I.
 Those who have holidays have dis covered that Memorial day and the Fourth of July both fall on Friday this year.
 Notice Of appeal has been filed in the superior court in the case Of jew D drick.
 The St. Agnes home building fund has reached sTS,S6s.es. according to the latest figures from the Catholic Tran script.
 First Lieut.. Thomas Duncan of Fort Wright, c. A. C., has been ordered to take examination Jan. 15 at Fort Nun roe for a captaincy.
 The New Haven roads force of painters. which has worked at stations all through this section, has reached panbury in it's rounds.
 News items sent to The Bulletin are constantly going into the waste bas- ket because unsigned. No attention will be paid to anonymous contribu- tions.
 Tn the Hartford probate court Helen
  lins of Columbia have qualified as ex- ecutors under the will of John R. Root, late of Hartford.
 At the Bishop family reunion We'd nesday at Fair Haven Walter s. Bish- op was elected president of the asso- citation and Herbert H. Smith secre- tary and treasurer.
 Rev. P. c. Wright is to be the speak CT at the Sunday afternoon meeting for men to be held at the Y. M. c. A. There will be a concert by Lang's orchestra preceding the meeting.
 Friends in Norwich hear from Rial to, Cal. that Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin E. SfbIey have been very i'll with grip and of nurse.
 Meriden is making plans for enter taining Tuesday. Wednesday and of the week of Jan. IS the state convention of the Connecticut association.
 At the rencan of the wallingford Baptist church this week the pastor, Rev. William T. Thayer. formerly of Norwich. reported that the church membership had reached 278-
 There will be no services in the Nor wieh Spiritual Academy tomorrow On Jan. 18th. morning and even ing, Rev. May s. Vanderbilt will lec- ture and give spirit messages.-adv.
 Rev. P, c. Wright will speak in the Central Baptist church Sunday morn ing and evening. His evening theme will be .'The Whole Life For God.'' A cordial invitation is extended to all.- adv.
 In the inaugural procession next Wednesday passengers in the sixth Rogers, Secretary-ele Albert Phillips, Treasurer Costello Lippitt and Treas urer-elect E. $. Roberts,
 Commissioners of Dairy and Food cases against storekeepers selling rem oVated butter without properly stamp ing the packages at the capitol Friday and complaints will be made.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone company, Mystic division, George D. Johnson. formerly of Nor W1ch, manager, reports prosperous ing made over the previous year.
 Auctieneer Charles Bradley sold 125 acres of timberland in Holland last week for David Brown The sale was in four parcels. The buyers were Per lzins Lathre- of Coventry, Ernest k. Schindler and F. W. Bradley of Rock vile.
 Miss. Beatrice Ashe, only daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Peter Ashe, now of New London, is seriously i'll and Mrs. Ashes mother. Mrs Frances Ralfour, who makes her home with the family was taken i'll Thursday with nervous con gestion.
 A former Norwich man, Austin Bax- ter Keep. of New York. who has earn degree q6droCc06 TI,1 New England Historic GenealoeicaI so- ciety in Boston New Years afternoon on Colonial Libraries: Their Founders and Patrons.
 oldest praeticing dentist in SpFinefleld, Mass, died Thursday after an illness of three weeks with grip and cor,lpli- cations. In 1879 Dr. Derby married Miss Ellen Booth of Ellington. who