Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-05
Utaealiatlleti11.
Norwich, Friday, Dec. 5, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Thursday was St Barbara's day,
 The meetings in the churches pre- par atory to communlon were well att tended Thursday evening. The new pastor of Lisbon Congrega- ] lonai church, Rev, T. E. Davies. will begin his pasterate Sunday, Dance at T. A. B. hall tonight by r. P. society, Geer's orchestra--adv.
 Rev. Walter V, Gray of Waterford 1 Is to preach at the Baptist church in Rockville Sunday morning and even ing.
 Keep in touch with your friends during the winter by lephone.-Adv. Much of the Christmas mail at this early date is addressed to foreign countries, or to Uncle Sans far-off possessions,
 Sessions have been resumed at the Montville Center school, which was closed on account of diphtheria cases ln the district.
 After Jan. !, 1914, no more trading stamps will be given at P, H. Ethier's grocery store in Greeneville.-adv One of the eight children of Mrs. Frederick Cutler, whose funeral took place at West Glocester, R. l., recently, is Minnie F. Bussey of Norwich. Don't forget the Xens annual sale this Friday in the Dawson building Cliff street Open at 10 a. m--Adv.
 The Catholic Woman's club is plan ming a children's Christmas tree in charge of Mrs. Roderick F. Sullivan. and a gentleman of the parish has do- mated the tree and greens for decorat- ing.
 The December intention of the apos- tleship of prayer in the Catholic churches is the promotion of early first communion, in accordance with the recommendation of his holiness, Piuxs X.
 At the Y. M. c. A meeting at the Crescent Arms company plant this week Rev. H. J. Wyckoff spoke upon The Superstructure of Life's Building. Two pleasing solos were rendered by , Mrs. George T. Lord.
 Local students write home that boxing has been added to the athletic cording to the announcement of the Rev. Ferdinand A. Rousseau. S. J.. moderator of the athletic association.
 
 on the steps to a Church street house 1 Wednesday evening left a pair of new trousers and a bottle of liquor as souvenirs when he made a hurried get away just in time to escape the patrol man.
 Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters will hold a sale of fancy articles cakes, aprons, ice cream and home l made candy in the Buckingham Memo vial Irnctoiru 0 to p. m.-Ady- The $50. .o0o golf club house being built for Morton F. Plant at the Gris- \ wold links at Eastern Point is pro- ! gTessing satisfactorily. The floor is ] laid and work has been started on the walls. The clubhouse is to be but one story
 Next Sunday is to be observed as Tuberculosis day. It is expected that reference to the day will be made in the churches in accordance with the request of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tubercu- losis.
 In the United States district court at Hartford George H. Allen and W E. Cram of Mansfield and F. w. CoIburn of Wilmington were excused as petit jurors until Dec. 10 for personal req sons which they made known to Judge Thomas.
 Connecticut delegates were among the 300 members of the Natural Ice as- sociatlon of America, representing g states and three provinces of Canada, at the fifth annual meeting of that body at the Hotel Astor in New York Wednesday,
 Messrs- Dick Brothers & Co. of New ' York have arranged to furnish stock market daily quotations to The Thames National bank. for the benefit or it's customers, at the opening, at noon, and after the close of the market Adv.
 The engagement is announced of Herbert Albert Brown and Mrs. May E. CPhi11fps) Green of Sterling. Mr Brown is a son of MT. and Mrs Reu- ben Brown of West Charlton, Mass, and is proprietor of several portable steam sawmills. It will be the second marriage of both.
 The Woman's auxiliary to the Board of Missions of St. James church. New London, was addressed Wednesday af- ternoon by Mrs. Richard R. Graham of Norwich. wife of the rector of Christ church, who outlined the work for the auxiliary in this diocese. Later tea was served by the ladies of the auxil- iary.
 The estate of Edward M. Ferguson, who died June IS, 1904, appraised at New York, shows a gross total of s5S0,- 979, including one-haIf interest in per sonaI property S666,433 and one half interest in buildings and land S358. PTS on Fishers Island, besides shares in the Fishers Island Telephone, Plumb ing, Navigation and Water companies
 
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