Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-18

Much interest was shown Tuesday and there was good attendance Vt the womens prayer meeting in Bush nell chapel, which was led by Mrs Lottie FTink
 Tuesday evening at T. 4. B. hall, Wallingford, the Knights of Columbus lecture was held when Rev. W. A. Keefe of Plaiufield spoke on Catholic Achievements.
 The assistant to Supervisor F. W. stock, is in Norwich for several days and on Tuesday inspected the five schools in Ledyard-
 Stated communication of Somerset lodge. No. 34, A. F. and A M., at 7.So tonight. Work in entered apprentice degree. Refreshments at close of work. -adY.
 Major Andrew Moses, until a few months ago stationed at Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island, has been de- tailed to the general staff. and will report at Washington, D. c.
 The body of Arthur c. Luddington, who died in London, will arrive in New York on steamship Adriatic Thursday and the funeral will be held Sunday. Nov. P. at Lyme.
 In Connecticut fruit trees may be safely and profitably pruned in late fall. The work may be commenced as soon as the leaves begin to fall or, in the case of apple, much earlier.
 The annual meeting of the Connec- ticut Fair association was held Mon day afternoon in the association rooms in the Hartford Trust building. Pres ident John L. Dover had no opposi- tion for reelection.
 Telephone employees are hearing iec- lures given by officials or experts of the Southern New England Telephone company on what can be done in sav- ing life when a person comes in ccn- tact with live wires.
 The Fidelity class of the First Bap- tist Sunday school will have sale of fancy articles, cake and candy at gar age of NJ. L. Bergstresser, 62 Asylum street, this afternoon and even ing.-adv.
 William Locke, sS. of Chesterfield. admitted to Memorial hospital, New London, Monday morning about o'clock, suffering from a disease of the heart, died about Il o'clock. AS far as known he has no relatives here abouts
 For the benefit of shippers and others interested the New Haven road is preparing a circular covering the taken by the government to stop the spread of the foot and mouth disease in cattle.
 One of the barges-in charge of Cap tain Huntley broke away from it's tow at Niantic during Mondays gale. and is lying high on the sand at White beach. It will be difficult to remove it, as the tide was exceptionally high when the barge ran ashore.
 The statement from Washington D. C., that Margaret F. Knight was the first woman inventor to claim an American patent in 1870, is contra dicted by R. c. Gill. of the patent off, fee. who says Mary Kees, of Killing isos. isi C0'"'' LOOK out the 1fS' p@ssn' III
 All you music lovers ginger up for the big event. McEneIly's famous rnory this evening. They are bringing with them Prof. Packard and sister, who will give an exhibition Of the latest dances at 10 o'clock. Tickets S5c.--AdV.
 4 warning has been given to the banks. the police department and the postoffice officials regarding the coun- terfeit bills now in circulation. These notes have been passed out with some success in cIew York and other cities, but are crude examples of the counter feiter's work.
 A joint meeting of the Congrega- tionaI club of New York and vicinity and the Congregational club of Brook lyn was held Monday evening at the Hotel Martinique, New York, when Hamilton Holt. a Woodstock summer resident, spoke on The Basis of 8 Lasting Peace.
 According to general orders just is- sued, parcel post service with certain parts of France, interrupted by the beginning of the European war, has where the contending armies have been or still are operating, are still barred from this service.
 The Federal Reserve bank of Bos- ton, of which Alfred L. Aiken. son o7 MT. and Mrs. ". A. Aiken, is sov- ernor. was opened for business Monday with g, subscribed capital of $9,s51,- 70. and it promises to become the most powerful banking institution ever established in New England. attending the 31st annual meeting of the WoTnan'S Home Missionary society of the New England Southern confer ence which opened Tuesday morning at the Mati1eweon Street Methodist Episcopal church in Providence, and will continue through today.
 4 New London quartet, Mrs. T. F. Eoran. Mrs. Hickey, Daniel Donovan and Daniel Buckley. with John Burke, violinlst, came to the Norwich tg16er- cuIosis sanatorium Sunday. where they were met by AIrs. Elizabeth Danfhy. pianist, and Edward Heinrich, violin tst. of Norwich. and provided a pleas ant afternoon for the patients.
 Tn announcing the annual collection for the Catholic university at Wasn- ington on Nov. 29Eh in the churches of this diocese, Bishop Milan reminds Connecticut Catholics that they have personal interest and pride in that in stitution. wEose rector is the newly consecrated Bishop Shahan, formerly chancellor of the diocese, Of Hartford.
 Gut Trees in Mohesan Park.
 Tn the city court on Tuesday morn ing Judge Kelly fined August Thiel S10 and costs for cI1ffiuR down two