Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-08

 large assortment. Geo. A. Davis-adv l James Dixon has moved his mill from Volnutown to Green Station and l Miss Katherine c. Lambert, rnanu- facturer of hair goods. is at 116 Main St. Phone s32-5.--adv.
 l Jacob Ldnieus and George Goss ci 1 New London have been at Pine Grove l te inspect the work on the dock befns built for fire protection.
 1 New London papers state that J. P T. Armstrong who recently took u1, n.s residence in New York, is a. gIesl in. l definitely at the Crocker house. | Fine stationery in handsome boxes a very eenteei gift. Geo. A. Dayiss--ady The gale that prevailed yesterday made very high tide at New LondoT and kept the harbor lashed into ttalr all day. The wind was of unusual velocity.
 The receiving house at the county hofnes of which Mrs. Charles McMitlar has charge. proved especially usefnl | during the recent cases Of scarlet fever at the Home.
 Out door work. which has been kep. up almost without Interruption throughout the Fall and during De- cember. was abruptly stopped by Mons days cold storm.
 1 On the third Sunday of tfis month County Director William McGuinnass oe Norwich will go to Mystic, to install the officers of St. Agnes Tierney League of Temperance workers. At the stereopticon lecture by pr. |-C. E. North in the town hall on Sat- urday, several students from the Nor Wich Commercial school were there to take stenogFaphfc notes in the dark
 Many Norwich aequaintances were grieyed Monday to read of the death of Mrs. George E. Challenger, Of the Windham inn. Local people had been her guests frequently and helde Insr in the highest regard.
 Henry B. Plant, a Pornfret school student, son of Morton F. Plant, who in ew London last week, and then mo -ored to join his father at the Plant winter home in New York.
 Several from here wiIr go to Hart ford today for the blessing of the TOW chime of bells at St. Joseph's cat,ae- dral this evening by Bishop Nolan. The preacher will be the Rev William J. McGuirk of St. James church, South Manchester
 The first meeting of the Little church was held at the Groton Con grega ational church Sunday xnprninc. and was attended by 25 young people. Rev. Henry ". Hubert, who instituted this Little church, has had much ex- Derisnce in the movement
 Swen safety fountain pens, absolute ly noo-leakaole. Geo. 4. p.vis-adv.
 Major FrauA L. wacox Of ne First company. Governors Foot Guard. is sending to military men and friends of the organization the usual notice of the inaugural ball for Gov. Marcus IF. Holcomb at Foot Guard hall On the evening of Wednesday. Jan. 6.
 Tn an impressive service in St. Pau1,s chapel Sunday, Columbia universifv New York, paid a tribute of honor. to those of it's officers and students who four students was Miss Dorotf1ea Is1s. E s'F0ns'n' N0r"i'h Free Academy
 Mabie-Todd 6 Co.'s clutch pencils in gold and silver. Geo. A. Davis-aev.
 A truck stalled in Bolton the other day had a load of milk cans and was on the way rom East Hartford to Hebron, to get 800 quarts Of milk. The trip of over forty miles Is made daily. Milk and eggs are two products which the farmer has not yet produced in surplus.
 Christmas arcade at Second Conere- gattonaf church tsday and tomorrow eTternoon and evening. Supper each day from 5.s0 to 2 D. m Lunch at yoon tomorrow.-adv.
 At tI1e meeting of the Baptist Min iSters' association of the county heia Monday at the Groton Heights Bap- tisct church Rev. c. F. Stronse, pastor of the First Ba0tist church in Nor wich, delivered the address on Tfte Modern Pulpit: the Man, the Manner and the Mission
 The tax collectors e17ee win be open Tuesday, Wednesday ana Thursdav evenings l1nti1 8 o'clock for the rur- pose of receiving the unpaid peTseraI taxes Of this year. After ThUrgdav. I the 10th. the delinquent list will be made out and turned over to the rrcs- ecuting attorney, as the state law df- 1 rects.-adc. I