Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Examinations for admission to the state bar. are to be held December 30 in New Haven.
 Fifty printed ealing cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin office.-adv. Blacksmiths worked early and late Thursday, smooth horses having no chance on the icy hills.
 Get Christmas cards today. George A. Davis-Adv.
 The school term at the Norwich Free Academy closes week from to- day. Next week will be devoted to examinations.
 New arrival daily of fresh caught stock at Powers Bros.-adv.
 The Christmas rush has befun at the post office with an increase in let ters, parcel post and money orders, the last especially.
 Narcissus bulbs in attractive boxes. George A. Davis.-Adv,
 Miss Emma B. whaley of Mantle was painfully injured while visiting friends in Hartford last week. She fel down stairs fracturihg her arm. George A. Davis.-Adv.
 A New York paper states that Mr. and Mrs. Morton F. Plant have clos ed their country place at Eastern Point and are at the Plaza for a few days.
 At Lords Point, John W, Lord is building rip-rap wall to protect Moves avenue from being washed by the sea during the season of high tides.
 Bibles. prayer books and hymnals George A. Davis-Adv.
 Near Union, A. B. Wells is having the brush cleared away at the upper reservoir at the Wallace place prepar- atory to erecting a ne wdaJn in the spring.
 Among the new cases returned to the Holland superior court is that ot Fannie M. Norton of Groton vs. Thomas and Annie Fisher of Stafford, a suit to foreclose a mortgage.
 Complete assortment of A. A. Van- tines perfumes, etc. George A. Davis. Adv.
 Catholic temperance workers re- membered yesterday that it was on December 9th. in 1856, that Father Mathew, Ireland's apostle of temper ance, died at Ccrk, aged 66.
 Rust Craft Novelties, not expensive and very useful. George A. Davis Adv.
 Wednesday night Rev. H. Douglas Pierce of Rockville, Conn, delivered his first sermon at the Memorial Baptist church, Bridgeport. MT. Pierce has just accepted the pastorate of thta church.
 Solid mahogany trays, smoking stands and candlesticks. George A. Davis-Adv.
 Delegates from about the state at tended Wednesday in Plainville the annual convention of the Advent Christian Ministry of the Conference Of Connecticut and Western Massa- chusetts.
 The Windham County Observer says: District Superintendent c. c. Scriv- er5supFiied the pulpit at East Put nam Sunday and gave his hearers a fine sermon from these words. "The Garment of Praise"
 Miss Ruth A. Hamilton will continue her sale of Christmas gifts Fri. and Sat at Hamilton's shoe store.-adv. Mrs Harriet P. Rraddock of New | I ondon and Julia F. Denison of New Haven. have recently deeded a strip of land, 80 feet wide, in the Say i brook ferry district, to the Shore Line Electric Railway company. At the convention of the Federation If Jewish Farmers being held in New York. one of the speakers Wednes- fav was a former Lebanon man, J. W. | who favored land bank for immi- i grants
 The ColIecge club of Waterbury. has | appropriated a gift of $50 to the his- | tory departrent of Connecticut Col as in the judgment of the heads of i the department are immediately need 1 cd for study and reference.
 The tax collectors office will be i open this evening until 8 o'clock to collect the unpaid personal taxes. 1 After today the delinuuent list will | be made out and turned over to the l prosecuting attorney as the law directs Adv.
 Miss Isa S. Patterson 34. died on l Wednesday at the home of her aunt, 1 Mrs. Horace A. Adams of Eastern Point, after an illness Of several weeks. She was born in Scotland and | had lived in Groton at the home of her aunt for the past two years l When Miss Louise c. Howe of Nor wich, a trustee of Connecticut College | for Women. addressed the Williman- tic Woman's club the other day, she stated that nearly $9,600 had been l raised toward the $50,00e needed to 1 erect Windham hall, at the college. | Norwich people who were accustom- ed to send Christmas cards, etc, tc i Tuskegee institute, Alabama, dur. l ing the lifetime of Dr. Booker T l Washington are being requested by
 Emmet J. Scott, treasurer of the in. | stitute, to continue their gifts thi.
 year
 In default of necessary gymnasium equipment the classes in advanced anG l elementary sports at Connecticut col. 1n(r rw3yN '. L. II