Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-27

The state automobile department.
expects the arrival within a few days
of about 10000; automobile markers for
lsi6. completing the order. =,
This year. Catholic priests through
out the world have been granted per.
mission to say three masses on All
Souls day, November End.
Tuesday at 8 o'clock in St. Pat
rick's church, months mind requiem
high mass for Miss Nora Sullivan was
sung by Rev. ]. H. Broderick.
The autumn meeting of the Com
necticut society, United States-Daugh-
tiers Of 1872, Is to be held today (Wede
nesday), at the Hartford club. Hart.
ford,
Henry Walthall, hero of Birth of a
Nation" in Circular Path Colonial
today.-adv. ,~+-@
The minstrel performance given by
the 1fontville Athletic club last Friday
evening proved to be such a success
the club has decided to repeat the
show. 80.
Uncle Horace Johnson. the Middle
Haddam weather seer, has returned
from a. four days, trip to New York
city. He is 81. but made the trip
alone.
: The following reports. of school
enumeration from towns were. received
yesterday at the Office of the state
comptroller: Winchester 2,042. Ledyard
'244, Clinton 216.
J. Carpets. bedcovering, dishes and
glassware cheap at 81 Union street,
Oct. 2?-2S.-adv,
Adolpho H. Fischer, a well known
summer resident Of Eastern Point, died
last week at his home in New York
Mr.. Fischer has come to Eastern
Point annually for over 20 years.
Rev. F. A. Junkins Of North Attic
ooro. Mass. has declined. a call to the
Columbia CONGREGATIONAL church, and
mas accepted a call to the passionate OF
the Wauregan Congregational church.
, Attorney and Mrs. Terrence r. Car
mody motored to Canterbury Sunday
to visit their son, Edward, who is a
student at the new, boys preparatory
school at that place.-Waterbury Re
publican.
--latest authentic. pictures Italian
austrian war. Auditorium today and
Thursday.-adv.
The body of Judge Lynde Alexander
Catlin, who died in South Woodstock
Sdlu10dy, has D0ell taken TO Brooklyn.
N. Y, for funeral services today at
the Church of the Incarnation, on
Gates avenue.
A former Norwich pastor, Rev. A.
J. Coultas, D. D.. of New Bedford, has
been honored by an appointment to
the general missionary committee of
the NJ. e. church, meeting at Los An
geles, Nov. s.
A %na \
to Lloyd Jennings of iMeriden as re-
nembrance- from the Montville Ath-
letic club. Mr.. Jennings recently mar
ried Miss Dorothy Robertson, former
~ Of Norwich.
Breeding over family troubles. Mike
Sutner Of Torrington. saged about %,
has been adjudged insane and ordered
committed to the Norwich state hos
pitaf but is being held for a few days
for observation. Is
The 18th annual convention of Dis
trict No. 1, Order of Vasa. one of the
leading Swedish organizations IN this
country, which has local lodge, is to
be held in Bristol today under the au-
spices of Carl XII lodge.
Rare Old Colonial Furniture at the
private sale, 81 Union street, THURSDAY
this weekday.
Prof. Vernon L. Greene, Of the Med
ford, Mass, high school, and Mrs.
Greene Jessie H. Harris) were guests
over Sunday of Mrs. Greene's sis
ter-in-law, Miss Hattie A Harris, Of
Mulberry street East Side
The opening of the submarine base
at the navy yard has opened up an
unexpected field of operations for the
Jitney. and a few additional cars have
Joined the public service group which
has been operating in Groton borough
since spring.
Postal inspectors have been detailed
to make investigations with "a view to
sthe appointment of postmasters at
East kiilingly,, Windham county. and
Tyler City. New Haven county where
vacancies were caused by the resigna-
ton OF the old postmasters.
AT Newark, n. j., movement to
raise 100000 for the retired Baptist
pastors OF New York, Connecticut and
New Jersey was discussed Monday at
tho S6th annual convention of the New
Jersey Baptists in Peddie Memorial
church. of which Rev M. y. Twomey,
formerly of Norwich, Is pastor.
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