Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02

NGISS1ry SuuQdy. 2 5 George Clifford of Waterford died at his home Wednesday, During the past 20 years he has been employed at the oswegatchie house.
 MT. and Mrs. Ulysses Cooper of Gem tral Village were at the Backus hospt- tai Norwich. early in the week tg visit their daughter. Mrs. Avery Metcalf.
 Prof. Joseph D. Devine went to New York on Friday evening and will be there several days next week, visiting. friends among. the dancing fraternity.
 For those new, ssnappy tall shoes, go to Barrows. the Shoeman.-ady.-, It has been decided that the Lay. mems conference of the Methodist churches of this district will be heldi in Norwich in March next
 A Central Village patient, Mrs. Avery Metcaf. who had an pperationa perl formed on her throat at the Backusi l hospital in Norwich, has returned home.
 The 30 foot launch sof Chester w. Barnes was blown ashore on Fishers Island during the recent storm and completely wrecked. Only the engine was saved.
 At a meeting of the Foreign Mis- sionary society of the Second Congreri gational church Thursday afternooni the president, Mrs. Herbert J. Wyck- of. presided. gksfssGt sl
 The intermediate, senior and adult classes of the Second Congregational Sunday school are studying this year with the pastor, Rev. Herbert J. Wyck- on' as teaoner: l An address is to be given lbef6Fe the Danielson Art club next week Hy Mrs. Ellor Carlisle Ripley of Boston, former directress of the Norwich Free Acade- my normal department.
 When the Norwich Art school opens its term, in addition to the regular morning classes in drawing and design there are to be special classes in metal working and pottery malSing.z
 AnsiI Wright, formerly farm super intepdent for Morton F. Plant at SegtA Lymer5i will have schaFge is Of Gearge Watson, Beach farm at Hartlands Old Saybroek, beginning this month. The social tea. at the Methodist par sonage on Pearl street fWednesday,swas attended by about 30. Mrs. Frederick Bidwen and Miss Alice Coleman assist l ing. sis,aeA .sa | 1fta@s art Es${gg Tst&t
 One of the speakers at the county conference of Congregational minis ters, to be held at the Liberty Hill church next Tuesday. will De Rev. Samuel H. Howe. D. D. of Park church, Norwich.
 Eastern Connecticut silk manufac- l turers hear that there is an active demand for silks and the spring bus mess booked so farlis in a satisfactory shape. The tendency is all in the idf- rection of higher prices. 7o <1a = I The Massachusetts Institute Of Technology opens its doors for the school year with an increase in the student body. the registration being Il 1855 as against 1,T65 last year. There I.are eight in the freshman class hail. ing from Connecticut kls.4iS + At Moosup. Thursday evening. the third quarterly conference of the Meth odist church was held, following the regular prayer meeting. Rev. G1aG II Scrivener, the district superintendent
 Of Norwich, conducted both prayer meeting and conference. srsek (
 Members of the entering class of Mt St. Joseph's seminary, Hartford art 'i Miss Mary Virginia Driscoll and Misl
 Catherine Desmond of Norwich. Mis-. | 1tASCOA1H HWOIl 5lIl0 course Tn SChOlaTs
 ship. in the competition among paro.
 chial school pupils of the state. Is7sr1
 Work on the new state road from iEGroton station to the watering trougf
 at the junction of Eastern Point sa16 I Poquonock roads will be started i'm.
 mediately So State Secretary Com
 missioner e'harIes J. Bennett has no. tif1ed the selectmen of the town. T .rz,,s..l ..ss s,,... sssSsi < ssssls.Sssz; si citizenships Wednesda at the natural
 izatAon session of sthe superior cour T at lAfidd1efown. Judge Gardiner Green, 4 of Norwich presided at the session 3 while Naturalization ExaIniIer Dodg
 had charge of the examination of tn, candidates. '. & 1 ]. Allen Walker. for many year I clerk at the Mohican hotel. New Lon dons now proprietor of Eonley's I'm ; at Torringtons is reported to be recov
 ering from a nervous preakdown, ant
 within aafew days AIr Walker haa
 been in Maine.
 The report of the sslsEe Of the mos
 quito breeding area about 3id I,yIn,
 has been submitta to pr Es.s len.
 experiment. station, and will bs Skef
 up and acted on by the comm fee Ap, q pointed sat the mesinE at B Eayhrool
 town hall July 31. sa. s s'l
 Estates appraised in New Yorl
 Thursday included: Marlor, Harriet J.
 of Brooklyn, Conn, Jan. 5, 1915l vaIu, 5 of entire. estate is not disclosed; as, Esets taxable in New York state.a IS E : 7Sth street. appraised at $6S, 900, ant lpersonaI chattels, $48,636; gross N Y
 estate, $S1.S30: net N. r. estate, ST,
 471.
 Fl Those who enjoys seeing fine dahliai lin clean fields will be pleased fo 1ear1
 that the gale of Sunday night whicl wrecked most flower gardens. left tn,
 flowers at Hillcrest in such shape tha '-l they have fully recuperated and tn I splendid show of flowers is likely t,
 continue for some time% Everybody i