Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-06

No eEnber will take office today (Mon- day1.
 Last year on Jan. 9th in some parts of Connecticut it was 50 degrees be- low zero.
 Governors reception Jan. 21. Boxes on sale Wednesday at Davis book store.-adv.
 Miss Mildred Rogers was in charge of the Otis library reading rooom Sun day afternoon.
 Pleasant weather helped increase the attendance at the churches yesterday, Communion Sunday
 According to late Washington news MT. and Mrs. William A. Slater are at their estate in Biarritz. France
 Rev. Professor Benjamin W. Bacon's book, The Making of the New Testa- rnent, has been received at the Otis library.
 Requiem mass for Charles A. Brady will be celebrated Tuesday morning | o'clock at Sacred Heart church, Nor wich Town.-adv-
 Today. the Feast of the Epiphany. in addition to the regular daily mass at o'clock there will be>a mass at in St Patricl1's church.
 T v, killed in a railroad accident in New York Thursday night, was born in Lyme. June F. 1852.
 The body of Mrs. F. A. Stevens. who died in Mantle, Thursday, was taken Saturday to Cromwell for burial in the Cromwell new cemetery.
 Committees of the board of trade are busy preparing their annual re- l ports for the meeting which is to come on the second Tuesday of the month. ]
 Guests from Norwich were in New London. to attend the country dance given Friday evening by St. Mary's and St. Xavier's Total Abstinence societies. , Ocean Beach FriSay L. c. Saunders @ and Dudley Donnelly, Jr., of New Lon { don The water registered about 45 . degrees.
 The four masted schooner Pendle- i ton Brothers has arrived at the Thames River SpeciaIties company's dock, Un- 1 casville, from Nova Scotia, with big cargo of paper plup.
 Saturdays Hartford Times had cuts of Senator Charles s. Avery of Nor l wich, of the 18th district, and Senator Frederick A. Johnson of Montville, from the 20th district.
 
 lied with the state secretary a peti- ton ito the general assembly asking for the annexation of a portion of 1 that town to Vernon and Rockville.
 Prominent Norwich men have re- ;eived invitations to the annual din- her of the Mckinley Association of Connecticut. at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, Wednesday evening, Jan. 2e-
 School children are being given talks ,n kindness to animals in some of the Connecticut schools, and are receiving buttons indicating membership in the Society for Humane Treatment of Ami nals.
 Discharges from bankruptcy have ,een granted in the United States dis rict court, at Hartford, u Alfred Hunt ,f Norwich. Louis Zeiderman of Wa erbury and William A. Braune1s of Naugatuck.
 Daniel Carter Beard of Bedding, one )f the leaders of the Boy Scouts of America, has sent New Year greet ng to the Boy Scouts of America them to be manly and not nollycotidles-
 Twigs. branches, bits of bark, fences blown down, blinds hanging, chimneys minus bricks, sheds unroofed and other evidences of the damage done by the gale of Friday and Saturday are mo- iceable ond all sides zee of the State Teachers league, of which Miss Mary E. Bidwell of Nor wlch is member, was held Saturday afternoon in New Haven to consider he teachers pension bill
 Unusually low tide prevailed Satur- day afternoon, due to the southwest gale. At Neptune Park the surf broke away out at the rocks and the wind had swept the sand clear of every loose pebble and splinter of driftwood.
 Rev. Thomas A. Grumbly preached at St. Patrick's church Sunday on the Visit ot the Magi. Following the high mass, Benediction of the Blessed Sac rament was given by Rev. William F. Cavanaugh, assister by Father Grum- bly,.
 Governor Eugene N. Foss of Massa- ,husetts is to call a conference of the governors of New England at Boston 'or the purpose of taking action upon he railroad question with particular reference to the Grand Trunk New Haven situation
 urges readers to aid Supt. B A. Low ng of The Paper Mission, Woodward, Okla. in helping to get good reading natter from the east to people who lave nOCDlnS except trashy, OILon cheap books and papers.
 It was hoped that the Pope Memo -ial organ would reach the Second church shortly after Christmas, but it has not arrived yet. There is a question about installing it n the place of the present organ, or tt the opposite end of the church audi ory.
 The South Orange. N. j., society girl, Miss Madeline Allen. who Is to marry William A. Slater, Jr., is but IT 7ears old, while he is 22. They met a 7ear ago at a dinner in Boston. After heir marriage in the autumn they will i've on the young mans big farm in oinehurst, N. c.
 Sail from Boston-But First See New England,' is the title of an at ractive folder issued by the New Eng and lines for making better known to he people of New England and the middle west and the provinces the ad- 7antages of Boston as a port of de- oarture for transatlantic travellers.
 PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE.