Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-10


 gold and new currency to customers oeslrIng 1t for Christmas gifts. Railrosd men coming down from >Nrm|l Tuesday said the snow was nine inches deep in some Vermont to"els.
 Bring your tradesmen, your friend. your doctor to you by elephone-the quickest method.-Adv.
 Tuesday in St. Patrick's church Rev. J. H. BrOderick celebrated a months 1nind requiem high mass for Hannah Brennan
 Connecticut delegates went to Boston Tuesday to attend the monthly meet Ing of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Board
 An Old Mystic pastor, Rev. H. E Anderson, has returned from North Grosyenordale, where he was called by the illness of his mother.
 The state W. c. T, U is planning to devote special attention to evangelist1c work ill order to promote increased at : tendance at the Sunday schools.
 It is stated that hunters on Fishers Island are finding game scarce at present The headquarters of the IsI-
 
 The December session of the Wom- ans Home Missionary society of Gales Ferry was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emma B. Latimer
 At a meeting of the executive conn mlttee of the State Letter Carriers as Soclatlon held Sunday at Bridgeport 1t was voted to hold the annual conven- ton of the association Feb. 23
 Bela Lyon Pratt. the sculptor. who spent tRe week end at his farms in salem, has returned to Boston. Mr PFatt Is contemplating the purchase of another large farm near Music Vale
 Norwich people who are regular contributors to the Kurn Hattin hone for boys at Westminster Vt. have been informed that new dormitory IS to be built there at cost or s10,- 900.
 Miss Edith Warren, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter s. Warren, and John Davis, son of Mrs. John Davis, of 1ome street, will be married at St. James Episcopal church, New London, Jan, 23
 Three young men in a nearby town Fave formed a company for making Christmas wreaths. A mum Der of young men are working for them and already they have enough work to keep them
 Eastern Connecticut classmates will be in Blackstone, Mass, today. to attend the funeral of the rector of St PauIs church, Rev. John H. Gavin, 55, Holy Cross college '79, who died Sunday following shock
 George W. Bowers, 56, died Sunday afternoon at the Mercy hospital, Springfield, after a short illness with two sons and a sister. The body will be taken to KilIingly for burial.
 Annual Christmas sale and supper by the Ladies Aid society of Trinity Methodist church Wednesday. Dec. 10. fancy, domestic, variety cake. Sup per from to p. m. Price 15 cents.- adv.
 Mrs. Henry r. Dimock of New York Washington and South Coventry has been unanimously elected president os the third annual women's industria! exposition to be held in February =: the new Grand Central Palace, New ' ork.
 Ben Ali Haggin, the New York art. Ist, has painted a portrait of Mrs George M. Landers of New Britain and Ocean Beach which is now OF view in Hartford Later it is to be hung in one of the residences of Sena- tor Landers.
 The cornerstone of the new Jewish temple at Ellington, Kanasis Israel was laid Sunday afternoon with eXer- cises conducted by Samuel Levine of Vernon. Louis Franklin, a member og Q {4,o Jo5, . { nerstone.
 State Highway Commissioner C. J. Bennett has awarded the contract for 1850 linear feet of native stone mac adam road on the Bee Brook highWaJ in the town of Washington to the A Vito corporation of Thompson. The cost will be $2O,682.25
 Dr. Charles c. Beach of Hartford. Pleasure Beach summer resident sail ed Tuesday from New York on the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati. for Genoa. He will join his family who are at their villa near Florence and will remain there all winter.
 The Shore Line Electric Railway has dug up the road as far as it's terminal at Chester and it will be only a few days before the track is all laid and ballasted. The wiring is to start in q few days, and it looks IS if the cars would be running Jan. l.
 The Tax Collectors office will be open Friday. Saturday and Monday evenings until o'clock to receive all unpaid personal taxes. After Mon day the 18th the delinquent lists will be made out and turned over to the. attorney as the law di- rects.-Adv.
 Godfrey Moffitt 90, who spent his entire life in the woodworking busi- ness and who was a former member of the Newport city council, died Monday in New York. MT Moffitt was the son of Mir. and Mrs. Simon Moff1tt and was born in Killingly, Conn, on July A, 1924
 A document. to be known as bulletin No. 3, will be published within week by the WorkTnen's compensation com which will give the attitude of the commission towards firms tha. want to carry their own insurance. r. will explain the use of the financial forms and of the hazard forms.
 Christmas sale and lecture-social at Preston City Congregational church Friday evening, Dec. F, at o'clock. Lecture by the pastor, subject, Agri- ,uIture a Desirable Calling for Young Men; Go, 25c and soc; tables; ice ,ream, homemade candy and food .abies. Admissiaa 1oc; children free. Adv