Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-28

A Deep River correspondent states 1 that Norwich electric company has I installed electric service in the fire 1 company's building there. Phalanx hereabouts have received in | vitations to the famous Old Guard ball
 in New York January 3oth. | The leader in the walters strike in | New York. Miss Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, figured in the I. W. W. strike 1 campaign at Willimantic few months l ago.
 1 Miss Mary R. Lewis of Mystic, a former teacher at Winsted, and Rob ert J. Burnet, were married at Tampa, Fla. Jan. 12. They will reside at 1 Tampa.
 In St. Mary's church, New London, Saturday morning an anniversary re- quiem mass was offered for Mrs. Alex ander Fournier and was largely at tended.
 The kermiss and fai1 given by the Children of Mary of St. Johns church, Montville. Friday evening. was well attended The society will clear a little over S139.
 Montville grange will hold it's in- stallation at its meeting Wednesday night. State Deputy Past Master Irv- ing Crouch of Groton will be the in
 
 The heaviest traffic that old rail- road men have known is now being ha uled by the New Haven road and leaps and bounds.
 Sale of homemade cake at G. w. HamiIton's shoe store from 3 to 6 this afternoon, under the auspices of the Vineyard Workers of the Central Bap- tist church.-Adv.
 Hattie Maynard. New London pa Wich state hospital last week, has shown no change in her condition since her arrival there.
 The fund for St. Agnes Home for Dependent Infants, to which local Catholics have contributed, is steadily reaching the $160,000 desired by Bishop Milan. being now sS0,891.43.
 Nearly ali the milk dealers about the state are now using the bottles with letters blown in the glass, show ing the amount of milk in the bottle in compliance with the package law
 A former Lisbon pastor, Rev E. B. Robinson of Holyoke, a son of a vet eran, has been engaged by L. L. Mer- rick Grand Army post, to deliver the Memorial day address at Palmer, Mass.
 
 willow tree which marked Flanders Corners, East Lyme, for two centuries was cut down as the tracks for the new trolley line are to be run past the spot.
 The 150th anniversary of the last revolution in Poland against the par tition of the ancient kingdom by the powers of Russia, Prussia and Aus Lria was celebrated Sunday ,by Polish residents.
 The managers of the progressive Taft, New. Haven, on the evening of W Wednesday, February F, have as signed places to prominent eastern Connecticut workers.
 Announcements were received in 1 Norwich recently from MT. and Mrs. | Charles L. Briggs, of Boston, of the l marriage of their daughter Marion, and 1 James Curtis Warr, in Miami, Fla, 1 ,n Wednesday, January l.
 The school championship shorthand l contest for the Monroe gold medal un- l Business Educators association, W. E. l Garfield. of Norwich, president, will be 1 leld in Waterbury Feb. 22, 1913.
 Rev. J. Edward Newton. for five | 'ears pastor of the Howard Avenue 1 Congregational church, New Haven, | ormerly of Jewett City, has resigned, l md will assume the pastorate i'll Rock 1 and, Me. on March l. it is under | tooG.
 The public utilities commission has l ssued an order approving the use Of 1 warming boards as proposed bV the New York, New Haven and Hartford 1 Co. at crossings of it's rail 1 oad, by highways at grade. at which | here is no gate.
 A fox, wandering across the roal at 1 he Caleb Haley farm, Midway. fas- inated by the searchlight on the Gro i on & Stonington trolley car Sunday rack and remained there until struck y the car and killed.
 Cards have been issued by MT. and drs- Alfred Hammer. of Branford, or the wedding of their daughter, 2osalind Cornelia. and Charles Francis 1 'Hse, Yale Il S., of Seattle, Wash, t the home of the bride, Monday, On Monday Undertaken Gager pre- 'ared the remains of Benedict Ellis, vho died Sunday at the home of his 1 brother, Caleb Ellis, for burial and ent them to East Greenwich, R. l. m the 10.4O train, where services and 1 'urial will take place Wednesday.
 The officers of the New London T. B. society will be installed by Coun- y Director William NJ McGuinnese l # Norwich on Sunday evening. Feb. i !; when the national secretary of the | ?: T. A. U. of A., Thomas E. Mo >loskey of Danbury, may deliver an iddress.
 The report of the fifth convention of he Atlantic Deeper Waterways asso- iation has been issued by Secretary Treasurer Schoff. It is volume of 08 pages giving the entire proceedings tt Eastern Point. and some attractive jews of the Point, the barbor and New London.
 Structure Taken Down.
 Attorney William H. Shields was in- ormed on Monday that the structure n the Dyer land on Hedge avenue,