Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-12

ADOuL IUV Lu91uD6IS OI Iu0 1NoW York Furniture Warehouse Mems as- sociation are at the Griswold hotel, Eastern Point for a three days out ing.
 The preacher at Eastern Point chapel Sunday was Rev. B. A. Palm quist, of the North Avenue Baptist church, Cambridge, Mass. The grand temple of the Pythian Sisters of the state is to meet at
 Riddletown, October 1S, as the guests of Apollo Temple of that city. The Holy Name Society has re- quested a months mind high mass | of requiem in St. Patricks church this morning for Charles J. Mckay. Steven studio will be closed from July 12 to 22 inclusive. Open for de- livery of work Saturday evenings, 7:30
 to s:3o.-adv.
 Norwich relatives who visited Miss Ethel North, typhoid fever patient at a New London hospital. found her condition greatly improved Saturday. A meeting of the State Tubercu- losis board will be held at Merfden today, (Monday) when the medical staff of the sanatoria will be present.
 Senator Brandegee and Congress
 man Freeman have been invited to the annual political field day and clamhake of the Bridgeport republi- can club in August.
 A New Britain correspondent writes: Rev. Edward M. Hayes, formerly of Jewett City, is visiting at his old home here. He recently had vaca-
 ton because of i'll health. 
 The Rev. B. F. Case. of Holland, preached at the South Congregation al church. East Hartford, Sunday
 morning, in exchange with the pastor, the Rev. James H. Roberts. In the civil side of the superior court at New Haven today, (Monday) Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich
 purpose of hearing a number of appli- cations.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Dionne of New
 ding anniversary Tuesday, rendering
 reception to friends. They were mar
 ried in New London and have six
 children.
 Rev. George c. Chappell of the Union Baptist church, MontviIle, has accepted unanimous call to the pas torate of the Baptist church at Bris- toi, Vermont and will begin work there August 8.
 The state board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, and the Ladies'
 auxiliary, held a meeting at Morris
 Cove, New Haven, on Sunday to ar
 range for the state parade in Middle
 town next year.
 A large raccoon took refuge on telephone. pole in front of John Tan
 ner's place at Ekonk the other night
 Several pictures were taken of the | big fellow but he was unmolested and left after dark.
 1 A through electric lighted drawing room sleeping car now leaves Norwich at 5.57 D. m. daily except Saturday, for Brattlehoro and Montreal.-adv. | The triennial meeting of the Ma tional Society of Mayf1ower Descend
 ants, of which Mrs. Sara Thomson
 Kinney of Hartford is Connecticut
 governor is to be held September at l Plymouth, Mass.
 Certain changes in the running time of trains on the Valley road have been | announced, commencing today, Mon
 day. Corresponding changes are
 made in the arrival and departure of | trains at Hartford and New London. I IW0IIy-u1u0 T FOT6SL0TS IIOIu COn-
 necticut will attend the supreme con-
 vention of the Foresters of America
 at San Francisco, August 23 to 28, leaving Springfield, Mass, at 12:45 D.
 m. August IA and arriving in New
 York on the return trip Sept. 6.
 The Rockville Willimantic Lighting l Company has strung electric wires l about the f1agpole on Central Park
 Rockville, and dotted it with electric
 bulbs for the illumination of the park during Chautauqua week this week. This is provided without expense All plans for any further electrifica- tion of the New Haven road have been
 brought to halt. The line is now to Cedar Hill, but all plans to push
 the work further than that have been discontinued. because of the expense.
 wife of Napoleon Bush, has been
 brought to the State Hospital at Nor
 wich by Deputy Sheriff E. H. Perry.
 Mrs. Bush has been mentally unbal- ance for the last two years.
 In the office of the state tubercu-
 losis commissioners at the Capitol
 Friday, bids were opened for supply
 ing the state sanitoria with canned
 goods, but no award has been made,
 the lowest bid not having been figured
 The bidders included Stoddard, Gilbert & Co.
 Although the death of Stephen J. Downey of New London took place
 but three weeks ago. the grand lodge Of the Knights of Columbus through
 Grand Knight Patrick F. Day, has paid Mrs. Downey $1,o00 insurance. Mr. Downey was member of Seaside
 Council.
 l Mrs. Neff of Portland, has presented | the Connecticut Historical society a
 bound manuscript of the genealogy
 and "reminiscences of the life of Brig
 adler General Alonzo Jackman, LID. l Of Norwich. the well-known mathema-
 tician and military tactician.-Hart- ford Times.