Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-09

Daniel Horton and James Case walk ed from StOrrs college to Hebron the other afternoon, a distance. of about IT miles
 The work on the new trolley bridge across the Lieutenant river. Lyme, is being pushed, and they expect to finish it this month.
 Thomas Doyle of Uncasvine has been called to New York to visit his son. Thomas Doyle, Jr.. who is seri- ously i'll with typhoid fever.
 Norwich has a woman commuter who is modest about the fact that she has been going to New London and back for nearly twenty five years.
 The rev members of the Smith co1- lege choir for this year have been an- nounced. the second sopranos inciud- ing Mildred Wilcox, 1917, of Jewett City.
 MT and Mrs John Campbell of Nor wich are having plans drawn for a handsome cottage to be erected fin Shore avenue and Beach road, Groton Long Point
 One of the teachers in the high school department of the Waterbury evening schools is James F. Grafton of Norwich, vice principal of Crosby High school
 Lewis Bingham and Miss Dorothy Daniels were married at Lyme Mon day evening at the Baptist parsonage. After the ceremony they went to the grooms home in DayVille.
 Anniversary mass at St. PatricIz's church at o'clock Friday morning for Mrs. James MaIone.-adv.
 At Danbury fair George H. Kahn of Yantic and James B. Palmer of Nor wich have 40 head each in the several breeds of sheep and MT. Kahn also shows pen of Angora goats.
 From stonington Congregational church Mrs. D. c. Stone and Miss Grace L. Muller will attend the annual convention of the Sunday schools in Norwich Saturday as delegates
 At town meeting Monday at Salem the town voted for a state appFopria- ton to build a trunk line road through the town, on which the town will ex- pend $1.000 and the state $7000.
 Katherine G. Lambert, manufacturer of human hair goods at 116 Main street. Tel 832-5. Hours l to 6.3O p. m-Adv.
 A memorial mass for William and Mary Harrigan, celebrated by Rev. J. H. Frederick Wednesday morning at o'clock in St. Patrick's church, was attended by relatives and family friends.
 The Round Hill stock farm of Nor wfch. James B. Palmer proprietor. shows a number of fine Guernseys at the fair, Other exhibitors of this breed include E. M. Palmer of Lisbon. -Danbury News.
 At the Sunday afternoon service at the Y, M. c. A. the address is to be by the Rev. Joel B. Slocum, pastor of the Central Baptist church, whose top- ic will be A Call to the Strong. There will be special music.
 ". E Hinsdale, for many years in the credit department of the Interna- tional Silver company, has been made manager of that deDartn0e''+ to sue ceed the late J. W. Beacham of Meri- den. a matter of local interest.
 Through the kindness of the John son family in Stratford, the Connecti- cut Historical society has received the gift of a quantity of letters and other manuscript documents which are a portion of the Johnson family papers.
 Private sale of household goods at I'll Laurel Hill avenue. consisting of furniture, glass and croekery ware, kitchen utensils, etc, etc. Sale Thurs day and Friday from to F and to 5. adv
 If you want the best oysters in the city Munford Cove genuine blue points from Great South Bay, or choice Guil- contaminated waters and their purity guaranteed, telephone Powers Bros adv.
 The following appears in the list of estates appraised in New York Tues day: Browning, Elenora NJ, died Sept 3, 1911; net estate $12,63S.79, bank ac- counts S2,758, promissory notes $1e, 800 nine shares Windham National bank $2,169.
 At the meeting of the state tuber- culosis commissioners and the super intendents of state tuberculosis sana- toria Tuesday at the capitol the plans for the new administration building for the sanatorium at Shelton were examined.
 Ten members and one visitor attend ed the meeting of Comfort Circle of the Kings Daughters held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George w, Guard of Washington street The leader Mrs A. T. Utley. presided. Plans were made for the coming convention in Nor wlch.
 October reports show that every town in Connecticut is served with telephones The number of subscfib- CTS is 105,943. There are 66 exchanges. i The average per day of completed ex- change connections for the entire sys- tenn is 557.317. The employees number 2,72S.
 Rev. B. P. Capshaw, pastor of the Franklin Congregational church, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Balch in Harwinton, Monday night they went to call at the home of Will liam H. Wilson, where Mir, Cabshaw found about 50 former pafishienefs gathered ts give him a welcome,