Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

! Friday evening in the F1remens hall
adv.
This (Thursday) evening, the service
preparatory to communion will be held
In the Conversational churches.
Bolton grange has appointed Fred
Finley a delegate to the state grange
which meets January in Norwich.
wednesday at o'clock in ST. Pat
rfck's church, an anniversary requiem
high mass for Daniel Falvey was sung
by Rev. j. H Broderick.
Norwich friends learn with regret
that Edgar A Smith, son of Mrs.
Avery Smith, of Broad street, is seri-
ously i'll in a Boston hospital
Eastern Connecticut Wesleyan Uni
versity students resumed their studies
Wednesday. after the Christmas recess
with morning chapel exercises.
Robert H. Hall. who died satur-
day in East Hampton. where he had
been in business for many years,
married Columbia girl, Miss Lizzie
Hunt.
Tho appointments OF District Super
witch, took him to Danielson Wednes-
day evening to preach at the Metho-
odist church.
OF local interest is the announce
ment in New London paper that Miss
Bertha Linicus, who has been i'll at
the Mohican. for several weeks is
steadily improving.
The death occurred in Norwich jan
uary of Josephine c.. Mcintyre, of
New Haven, in the 9th year of her
age. The funeral will be held at New
The new half dollar pieces are
ready and a few were issued on
designed by H. A. MacNeiIl, win be
issued In about two weeks.
a complete set Of the American Ma
ton, a history In Is volumes, have
been added to the shelves of the Gro
ton public library, the Bill Memorial Ii
brary.
Alfred Harvey. 81, died Tuesday at
the Hartford hospital, where he had
been a patient for three weeks. He
1852 and came to Rockville forty one
years ago.
The home Of James d. Lynch on
Lower Pequot avenue was recently
entered and thoroughly ransacked Just
what property has been taken cannot
be known until Mr.. Lynch arrives in
New London.
At the Red Cross room Wednesday
morning and afternoon the volunteer
workers aiding in this urgent charity
made good start on hospital supplies
toward filling the third box to be for
warded soon.
Harold Lawton, of Plainfield, whose
death occurred in New York Satur-
day, 10 credited with having spent
more than $10,000.00O in the develop
ment of cotton goods manufacturing
in this part of the country.
tives and friends of Henry T. Murphy
assembled in st. Patrick's church.
where months mind high mass of
requiem for the repose of his soul was
sung by Rev. Peter ]. Cuny.
AS the result of orders of federal
government inspectors who have been
at work again on the engines of the
about 25 engines has been condemn
ed for service until repairs are made
on them.
Catherine Sousa Of New London were
married New Years morning at
st. Mary's Star Of the Sea church.
New London. by Rev. Alexander WoH-
schlager. The bridegroom is en-
ployed as mariner.
Within a few days, a petition which
has been in circulation among Groton
Episcopal parishioners asking that
the Bishop Seabury Memorial chapel
may be recognized as an organized
church. will be presented to Bishop
Chauncey B. Brewster.
The twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bahnt Peute. of Coventry. were buried
In the North cemetery Sunday after
no on. The twins, Gertrude and Will
helminia, were weeks old. but had
not been strong babies One died Fri
day and the other Saturday.
January 8 there is to be a total
eclipse Of the moon by the earth's
shadow, visible throughout the United
States, beginning at 1880 a. M, and
ending at 4.39 a. m, eastern standard
time. Between 2 and 1923 a M, east
ern time. the eclipse will be total.
An attempt is TO be made to get
the men who were c1airmen of the
republican and progressive national
speakers at the. annua! banquet of
the Connecticut Mckinley associa-
20.
Cammi1e Norm, husband of the
late Matilda Norm of East Haven
has made application to the New Ha-
ven probate court for the removal of
the administrator of his wife's estate
Charles FL: Roy OF Norwich, who is
administrator with the will annex
ed. @A
Charles e. Morre1l, Jr, superin-
tendent Of construction of United
States public buildings. has been
appointed by the supervising archi-
tect of the treasury department to
oversee the work in the construc-
ton Of Rockvfl1e's new sos, 600 post Of
fee.
Alfred Rudd of New London has
purchased the farm known as the
Coddingtin Holdredge place in the
town of Ledyard, at a price reputed
to be $500 which included all farm
ing implements. 1t is said to be Mr.
Rudd's intention to stock the place
with b1ooded cattle.
New Years day, at the home Of the
brides mother, Miss Bessie Them
of South Coventry and George H.
F1eishman of Laurel. L. l., were mar
IA :.