Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-04
JIlle B11lleti1,,
Norwich. Saturday, Dec. 4, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Several from this section have at
| tended the Providence corn show.
A Westerly patient, Clinton McKin-
| ley, is i'll with typhoid fever at the
| Backus hospital, Norwich.
Read column 7, page II. amateur
vaudeville advertisement.-adv.
w. C. T. unions contributing to the
| White Ribbon Banner fund are Beaver
| Brook, Ellington and Stonington,, 81
| each.
Eugene K. Beckwith and George P.
| Hill of Mantle have been appointed
| appraisers of the state of John l..
| Payne.
G. c. White, superintendent of the
Darling Hill farm, near Stonington,
picked six heads of lettuce from his
garden Thursday, Dec. 2.
Test medium at Spiritual Academy
| Sunday at II and 7.30.-Adv.
The household goods of Edison S.
! Bishop arrived in Stonington Thursday
| from Norwich, two large auto-vans
taking them to the borough.
This is butchering time in the
suburban districts and the stories told
| of hefty pigs dressed rival the fish
stories of earlier in the season.
The East Lyme Historical society
has recently, through Mrs. Harry Hunt
and Mrs. Emma Howard Jones, come
| into possession of papers of great his
| torical interest.
1t is noted that Senator F. B. Bran
| degee is among the prominent members
of Delta Kappa Epsilon, which frater-
nifty is planning for nine-story club
house in New York.
Don't forget Masquerade ball at
| Armory. Dec. 10, Tubb's orchestra
adv.
At New London, Fire Chief John
| STEAMERS has completed inspecting the
several schoolhouses with a view to
| determining what changes should be
made to safeguard the lives of the pu-
| pills.
The United States civil service COM
| mission announces for Jan. l eXamina-
| tons for, electrical machinist and all
round machinist in the navy yard at
day.
Remember the Rummage sale of the
| Catholic Women's club, Tuesday Dec.
7, 10 a. m. Thayer building.-Adv.
United States naval orders issued
| Friday included: Rear Admiral C. A.
| Pond, to command auxiliary, div, At
| lantic fleet. Admiral Pond has been
visiting relatives in Brooklyn, Conn,
of late.
| 1t is expected that the new Holy
Trinity (Lithuanian) church being
built in Hartford by the parishioners
| re- Tohr hot .o,-I1y -
| Norwich, will be ready for dedication
| Dec. 10.
All the Connecticut members of the
house of representatives are at Wash
| infiton. Representative R. P. Free
man and his bride motored to the cap
| itol city and have secured apartments
at Congress hall.
| Rev. F. w. Coleman of Trinity Meth
| odist church has just completed eight
| fine etchings, chiefly landscapes in and
! about Norwich. They. average IL
inches by 1-2 and are soon to be
put on public view.
Eastern Connecticut supervisors are
| attending the annual meeting of the
| school superintendents of the state
held at the University club. Hartford,
beginning Friday evening and contin-
uing today Saturday.
An offer comes from one of the w
! c. 7. Z. workers through the columns
| of the White Ribbon Banner that the
| five members who secure the most
| bona fde new mem bers between Dec
! l and Sept. l will receive gold stars
| There were forty members of the
| New London Medical society present
at the monthly meeting of the organ
| iZation at the Mohican hotel Thursday
! evening. DR.. William NJ. Hill of Noank
read an interesting paper on a medical
1 topic.
| Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Gladys Howard Dickinson
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George B
| Dickinson, of Mantle, and Maurice A
| Wilson of New London, Thursday, Dec
Is, at o'clock, in the Mantle Baptist
| church.
| George Worden, second hand and de-
! signer in the weaving department for
| the past eight years in the Wauregan
mills, has gone to New Bedford, where
| he is to be oVerseer in the Potomsky
mills. Alfred Higgins of Holyoke is to
succeed Mr.. Worden.
This weeks Catholic Transcript
| states that Miss Boyle, visitor for the
| Dependent Children, is to be at the
| two churches in Willimantic Sunday,
for the purpose of obtaining homes
for dependent children.
Friday morning in st. Patrick S
church, the low mass at $50 O'Clock
was read by Rev. Myles P. Calvin and
that at by Rev. Peter ]. Cuny, the
| new curate, whose years of study
abroad fit him specially to minister to
the Italian and German members of
| the parish.
The engagement is announced OF
! Mrs. Helen Bancroft of Chestnut Hill
! Pa, to Assistant Paymaster Thomas
Cochran, U. S. N, of Wyncote, Pa
Mrs. Bancroft is the daughter of the
late Major Eugene A Bancroft. L. S
A.. of New London. and married d
Eddy GrisWold in 1901.
Before the development of a dye
scarcity. one mill organization not far
from here used to pay 6 cents a yard
FOR sulphur black dyeing. The cost
has increased to is cents. and after