Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-12
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Norwich, "Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The temperature was well below 90 l degrees Tuesday afternoon
 1 Repairs are being made to the roof and ehimneys of Davis theatre,
 Are you pretected2 Have you tele- 1 phone in your home ?-adv,
 1 There was an Alpha Sigma meeting l in the ladies' room at the Second Con 1 gregattonal church Tuesday afternoon. 1 The wind keeps the dust flying and many of the irr1tated throats just now are due to dust colds, physicians state. I Senator George M Landers of ] Ocean Beach has engaged a box at the Metropolitan Opera house, New York, for Thursdays.
 The final certificate of dissolution of the Sterling Clay Poultry com pany of Vernon has been filed with the state secretary.
 number of the D. A. R. regents who went to Hartford for Tuesdays celebration entertained informal lunch con parties at the different hotels. The state board of education an- ! nounces a meeting in the interest of education Friday evening at o'clock at the Gales Ferry Methodist church.
 Mir and Mrs. Arthur c. Fuller and MT and Mrs. William Kingsbury have closed their cottage at Best View and returned to their New London home
 Battle Creek body massage. facial massage, shampooing, marcel wave. scalp treatment and manicuring by Miss Messinger, IT Oak street. Tele- phOne.-adv.
 Governor Baldwin has approved the requisition of the adjutant general on penses of the c. N. G. at the encamp- ment at Mantle.
 At the neighborhood preachers meet ing held Tuesday at the Methodist church in Moosup, District Superin- tendent G. G. Scrivener and wife of Norwich were present.
 A former Preston City pastor. Rev. N B, Prindle, who has been doing evangelistic work in Vermont, has be- gun his pastorate at the Shelton, Conn, Baptist church.
 The Sunday school of the Federal Street Methodist church, New Lon don, registered protest against the lack of observance of Sunday in that city at it's session Sunday
 There was a good attendance Tues day afternoon at the womens prayer meeting held in Bushnell chapel at the Central Baptist church. The meet ing was led by Mrs. B. H. Palmer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Premo of Mont rose street, Springfield, Mass, an nounce the marriage engagement of their daughter, Lillian M Celestina, to Charles A. Price, Jr., of Ellington
 
 The funeral of Mrs. Desire l.. Gra,- ham, widow of James w. Graham, was held at the home in Springfield Mass, Sunday afternoon. The body was talk en to PlainfeId, Conn, for bcliaL
 Charles Crimrnins of New London has resigned as bill clerk with the Palmer Bros. of FitchvilIe and will enter the employ of the Central Yer mont railroad, with the office force
 As delegates from the Second Con- gregational church Rev. H. J. Wyckoff and Mrs. w. $. Allis are attending the convention in Waterbury, about which they will report at the midweek prayer meeting.
 The board of control has authorized the printing of the forms prepared by sion and to be used in the carrying out of the law passed at the last session of the general assembly.
 A Voluntown young man. George Lillibridge, 19, son of Nathan Lilli- bridge, is a seaman on the United States battleship Florida, which is with the fleet cruising in the Mediter- ranean, and which was at Rome Mon day.
 Norwich l1infolk will be interested in l the following Newport item: A brick bungalow is being built for MT and Mrs Huntington Wilson of Washing i ton, who recently purchased a tract of land at Cherry Neck. The residence will cost $35, 5,000
 Four more cases of cattle suffering 1 from bovine tuberculosis have been i found by Deputy Commissioner of Domestic Animals F. A. Ingram. All l are east of the Connecticut river. It i is explained that the country west of | the river has been thoroughly Cle9 red.l 1