Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-09

According to reports received by
Labor Commissioner w. S. Hyde, there
have been 80 strikes in Connecticut
since the beginning of the recent labor
troubles.
The funeral of Henry Pierson. who
died at his home in Hamburg Satur-
day, was held Tuesday afternoon, with
burial in the family lot in the new
cemetery there.
You want to go to the big military
masquerade ball at Armory Friday
night. Grand march at S.30.-adV.
The parochial schools held no ses-
sions Wednesday, the feast of the I'm
maculate Conception, the pupils being
dismissed for the day after attending
mass in the churches.
The December term of the superior
criminal court was opened at Hartford
Tuesday afternoon by Sheriff Edward
w. Dewey with Judge Gardiner Greene
of Norwich on the bench
Groton voters will be called to a
special borough meeting within few
days to vote upon the expenditure of
money for purchasing a new boiler
for the borough light department.
Boxes for sale at G. A Davis store
Tor military masquerade ball at Arm
DRY on + riC2y nisht.-adv
At Mantle. Miss CarIene c. barrow,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Israel OAR
row and Albert ! Ravens We're mar
7a,, tenire hI. Eo,. n n,Iin,.
The district superinten dens. Rev c.
G. Scrivener, OF Norwich district, will
couduct three evening services at
Grace Methodist church, " esterly, be-
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The January term of the supreme
court of errors will be opened in Hart
ford on the first Tuesday Of Jau1IaIrv
1915. The docket is large, than usual
be- argued
The Second Congregational I'M
proycment society will hold n food
bag and apron sale today December
9, from > to 6 o. m, in the Thayer
Thomas Smith was sentenced in the
from one TO two wears IN state nrisoI1
for attempted arson He atrennfed 70
set fire to a harm in Bolton heiongin9
to Mrs. Sumner on oct. z.
At a PRAYER meeting of members of
Trinity Methodist church held We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs.
a. Boyens, Hedge avenue, and which
was well attended the leader was the
pastor, Rev. F. w. Coleman.
New London has his brother, Milton
S. Freeman, acting as his secretary in
Washington. The congressman has
made no appointment and his brother
is simply filling the place temporarily.
Regular assembly of Franklin
sonic Temple. tonight at 100 Work
in Royal Select and Super Excellent
degrees. Banquet at close of work.
adv.
+. r. russell OF New London, en-
ployed for several years as general
Midway, has been transferred to
Providence. W. \. Johnson will sue
coed I'M. Russell at the Midway ward.
The tax collectors office will be
open Thursday and Friday evenings
until o'clock to collect the unpaid
10th, the delinquint list will be made
out and turned over to the prosecut-
ing attorney as the law directs-adv
|
The enumeration reports concerning
persons between the ages of and 16
years OF age received at the office OF
| the state comptroller from school Off
| GERS in various towns include Mont
Salem 100,
! The pharmacy commission held ar
examination in the capitol Tuesday Of
| candidates for state certificates. The
Candidates were divided into two class
es. The members of one class consist
| ed OF % including the other
class OF q