Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-14

room. Miss Sadie ). Dawson was Tn charge.
 The Shore Line Electric Railway company is making several improve ments about its track across Middle cove. at Essex.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin ofice.--adv.
 The Lyme Power company has peti- toned for the privilege of furnishing heating and power service for small industries in that vicinity.
 A Plainheld man, Charles Chester, Baclzus> hospital, Norwich, and has moved his family to this city.
 A patient from Central Village. Miss Mary Shinners, is improving. at the BaeIxus hospital in Norwich, where she recently underwent a surgical opera ton.
 The E. L. Cushman cottage at East ern Point has been closed for the win- ter. The lawns have been plowed up in preparation for reseeding in the spring.
 Annual election of Norwich con- claYe,. No. 424, tonight; smoker after meeting.-Adv.
 Capt. G. w. Cocheu, C. A. C., for merly stationed at Fort Wright, has been ordered from the 165th company to the 138th company, Feb. 1, and to Manila about Feb. 5.
 At New London, Edward T. Cor coran, employed as clerk in the post office, who has been i'll at his home on Bank street several weeks with pleu- | risy, is able 10 be out of doors. Of 25s candidates who applied to take the civil service test for office as- | 243 appeared before the civil service commission at the business college.
 Owners of motor vehicles are send | ing in to the automobile department of l the secretary of states office for their markers for 1915. Already from 300 1 to 400 applications have been re- | eeived.
 At it's regular meeting Saturday ebening in Carpenters hall Norwich 1 Typographical union, No. 100. had only routine business to transact. The | election of officers comes at the next l meeting.
 Annual election of Norwich con- clave, No. 424, tonight; smoker after Il meeting.-Ady.
 \ One of the most interesting holidays Il in the Jewish calendar began Saturday l evening and lasts for eight days. It is I known as Chanukah, the Feast of Ded- ication, and has in 8 large measure come to be a children's festival. l The Menhaden Oil company of East | Lyme is having it's troubles. Several suits have been instituted against the l firm for the recovery of debts. An ef- l fort is being made to adjust matters so that the firm may continue business next season.
 ] The Rockville common council hav- 1 ing created the office of master me- | G. Held has been appointed at salary ] of $50 a year. His duties are to look after the apparatus of the department and keep it in shape.
 Blanks are being sent out from the office of the secretary of the state tC corporations and business firms to re- mind them of the necessity of attach- ing deficiency tax stamp to the dbcu. ments filed this year. in accordance with the federal law.
 Miss Ruth A. Hamilton will have a sale of Christmas gifts, including nov cities for children. at Hamilton's shoe store, from a. m. to $ p. m,-Adv
 Colchester passengers on the early morning train are complaining be- cause the station at Amston is not open when they change cars at thai place, and they are obliged to stand out of doors eight minutes before tfs arrival of the Middletown. train.
 State Librarian George $. Goddard i. selecting material from the state Ii. brary to form part of the American Library association exhibit for tht Panama-Pacific international exposi. tion. The Connecticut part of the ex, hibit will be sent early this week.
 Motorcyclists here are interested fl recent decision of the secretary O. state under which motorcycles carryinf a sidecar will not hereafter be forced to pay an extra fee of $5. In thi! state the registration fee for solo mo. torcycles is g and the operators li cense fee $2.
 Annual communication of St. James lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M., will be helC at Masonic temple Tuesday evening Dec. 15, at 7.30. Election and fnstalla, tion of officers; yearly reports. A ful attendance is desired.-adv. Contributions to the central commit tee for the relief of Jews sufferin, $3S. .029.66. Contributions sent to Ney 1 York to Harry Fischel, treasurer. ac knowledged Sunday, included Congre gation Brothers of Joseph. Norwich Conn, $260.
 One of the students who will returl for the holidays is Franlxlyn T. Lord o
 Washington street, who entered tn third year of the New York MiIitar school at Cornwall-on-tI1e-H Hudson
 headed for West Point. He has won scholarship already and fin standing tG1i
 term leads all the new students in hi class.
 Plaintiffs Death Postponed Trial.
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