Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-30

Receipts from the tag day at Nian- tic were $57, which will be sent to the relief of the Belgian sufferers. Everett Chapman and Chester Bur dick of North Stonington, while duck hunting, shot three times and killed six ducks.
 A Westbrook man. J. G. Holhrook, Is digging a we'll IA feet in diameter at Montville for the Thames Bleaching and Dyeing company. The increase in passenger fares on the New York, New Haven & Hart ford railroad IS expected to go into effect about January l.
 The new headquarters of the Con- necticut Association Opposed to Wo- man Suffrage in Asylum street, Hart l ford, are in charge of Miss Helen Benson.
 Returns from the recent whist and sale of the Catholic Woman's club for the benefit of the poor of St. Patricks parish show that at least s2oo will be cleared.
 James Brady. who is in the employ Of Wheaton & Small at Groton. and were married in New London Wed nesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs Frank E. Parsons of Ellington observed the 10th anniver- sary of their marriage Saturday at the home of their daughter, Mrs Francis NJ. Cherter.
 Holland county superior court will be held Tuesday morning at II o'clock in the Rockville superior court room. Judge Futile will preside.
 Assistant Superintendent John De Rosa of the state capitol has an- nounced that he will not seek a reap pointment when his term expires Jan uary l. His home is in Wnidhan. The year 1915 will beein on Friday. There will be five Fridays in each of the first four months, but only four in the following seven months. In the last month of the year there win be five Fridays.
 Groton grange has accepted an invitation from the Norwich grange to attend a meeting in Norwich on next Friday evening, when over 60 candi- dates are to receive the third and
 About 80 life insurance agents, mostly members of the Connecticut Life Underwriters association, at
 
 and luncheon at the Hartford club Saturday afternoon,
 Members have been notified that at the meeting of the Connecticut Histo- r1cal society to be held at Hartford Tuesday evening paper will be read by Meigs H. WhapIes entitled Colonel Return Jonathan Meigs. Sunday was National Tuberculosis ddV and fY4of11 fhoiV- he jority of ministers throughout the country spoke upon or made some ref l erence to the dangers of the disease and the ravages it has worked.
 The Shore Line Electric railway at Saybrook continues to run cars only once iII two hours each way. owing to the trouble at the power house at 1 Connecticut River. A force of men is working to locate the trouble.
 The Ladies' guild of Grace church, Yantic, will hold a Christmas sale of | fancy articles, cake and candy at the residence of Mrs. E. H. Willard. 407 l Washington street, Wednesday, Dec. ?, | at o'cIock--Afternoon tea.-adY. i The unusually big four-master, the Murphy, from Gulf ports, which draws IT feet of water, arrived at DawIey's s at Fort Point Friday night and will require a week to discharge her cargo of 5000 feet of yellow pine timber.
 The papers and magazines on the 1 tables of the reading room at the Otis library and the pictures in the chiI- l dren's department attracted a. total of | 130 visitors, Sunday afternoon, when 1 Miss Sallie J. Dawson was in charge I At North Stonington, R. A. Moore. principal of the Wheeler school, and | his wife left town on the holiday to 1 visit friendsa in Boston ard Colches- | ter. They left Miss Ethna Taylor in | charge of the school until their re- Eturn.
 At Old Saybrook Harry Hoyt, con- 1 ductor on the Shore Line Eleceric 1 road, was held up and robbed by two | men while on his way from his home | to the company barns at 5:15 Saturday
 morning. the robbers securing but $3
 ia cash.
 W. A. Arncld has presented the
 state library manuscript volume
 containing the docket of the superior
 years 1816-1834 inclusive. Mir. Arnold
 bought the book at an auction in
 Mansfield.
 More than 100 delegates from s4 na-
 tiona' college fraternities attended the SlALA4
 at the University club. New York, Sat
 urday Albert s. Baird, Chi Psi, was
 one of those chosen to the executive
 committee.
 The car used for instruction of rail
 road trainnen, engineers and 1remen
 telegraph operators. section foremer
 and station agents, went to East Hart
 ford from Willimantic on the TAG train Saturday morning. It was left at the station.
 ' Sixth annual sale of Christmas nov
 cities, including several pieces of an \ tique china and antique workbox. by l Miss Maud c. Buckingham, at 66 Mo Kinley avenue. Opening days Mon- day and Tuesday, Nov. 30th and Dec 1st, and continuing through the week from 9 a. m. to 9 D. m.--Adv.
 SEGREGATION OF VICE A FAILURE AT GARY, IND