Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-09

| oCoch Saturuay afternoon in the oIG supreme court room at the capitol
 A joint meeting of employees of th Il New York, New Haven and Hartfort ana Central New England railroads i | to be held in the Grand Opera House New Haven, Sunday. Dec. 6. After being closed for two week because of two cases of diphtheri: which developed in children who at tended the school, the Hobart avenu school will be opened again today.
 Prominent Jewish residents hay, ! been notified that the twenty-thirt annual meeting of the American Jew, 1 ish Historical Society is to be hel( in New York Feb. 21 and 22, 1915. open Monday and Tuesday evening until o'clock. Interest will be adde, to city taxes after Tuesday, the 10th Adv.
 A handsome Gladstone travelling bag and picture were presented Rev and Mrs. Marvin Stocking, at the fare. well reception rendered them at the Portland M. E. church of the Norwich district
 Swedish societies have been com memorating the anniversary of the death of Gustavus Adolphus. the fa nous Swedish fighting king, who died on the battlefield of Lutzen, Germany, in 1882.
 When it grew colder Saturday even ing, following a. brief shower. some weather sharp remarked that as the nrst snow appeared on Oct. 27th, there are 27 snowstorns ahead during this winter.
 Judge Edward L. Smith of the co,,r; Of common pleas at Hartford has di- rected six Judgments entered. inclI1d ing Steven D. Pearl of Manchester to recover $179.S7 from William H. Segar of Lebanon
 Sundays alternating sunshine and clouds, with occasional sprinkIes and rumohng thunder, seemed to indicate tnat a leaf from April had got into the almanac by mistake for the No Fember page.
 The vitrihed brick pavement on Main street found victim in the mail war on horse on Saturday afternoon. but the horse was not injured in it's fan. IL scrambled to its feet at once after going down.
 John T. Harrington, the stonecutter. H Mas nitten Tn the leg by a dog Satur-
 
 business on Franklin street The doe;s teeth bruised the skin severely but did not draw blood. "0' uio
 Ex- Mayor Marcus l.. Reynolds of Br1dgeport, president of the Odd EeI- Iows Home association. visited Fair VIeW nome last week according to tha usual custom of presidents, to ascer- tam the needs, etc. of the institution
 James McGrath of Franklin street iett sunday for New York, where he is 70 visit for week. While he is away he expects also to make caiI upon an old friend, John F MoriarfI ni who Is now located in Jersey Citv-
 Final papers were filed with Bank Commissioner Holt Friday afternoon by the Danielson Trust companv of Danlelson. "a The capital stock is $50 Vvo ana the surplus $10,0o0. J. Arthur AtWood IS president and C. H. Stark weather treasurer.
 John M. Crampton, state sunerin tendent of fish and game, has notified county game wardens that it is iJIe- gal to use, ferrets in this state for lnntlng until Nov. 25. Several prose lines been imposed
 The mails will soon be burdened with the free seed packages which so many farmers expect yearly and Wnlcn members of congress send out to 7o,00O,000 constituents. The pack ages will come the last of this month or the first of December.
 McEnelly's famous singing orchestra will be lat the Arnorys Welnesdav evening, November IS. There will also pc an exhibition Of three modern dan ce5-the popular hesitation waltz, one step and nieSixe. Tickets on sale tv members of Fifth Co-Adv.
 Miss Lucinda ConkIin, Se. died Fr1 day at the old homestead of her fam ny in East Neck, Huntington. l.. [ Her family owned the strip of shore front where Nathan Hale, Coventry's ramous hero. was captured by the British during the Revolutionary war. It is reported that the Inca Inn. Snown as the Morton House Mantle l has been sold to George Stanley of 1 New York. who will run it personally | next summer and expects to make his l nome there the year round It is 1 put.
 The GToton monument house will l Hose Saturday, Nov. f, for the winter, I spen1ng again in April. During the | past six months. an unusually large | lumber have visited the monument, l ort and chapter ho1lse, including Day |