Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-01-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

It is daybreal today at 5.s5.
Light vericle.l amps ats4.5s o'clock
| this evening.
Happy New Year to all the read
ers of The Bulletin!
Fifty printed calling cards for IS
/ cents at The Bulletin office. adv.
The best moonlight nights during
| January will be from the 7th to the
/ nth.
The. hotels and restaurants win en-
| terrain numerous holiday dinner par
/ ties today.
| A very few persons will continue the
| old fashioned custom of New Years
calls today.
| Yesterday was day of singing cold,
| the mercury elinging to the &c degree
mark even at noon.
Postmen will be burdened TODAY with
bills for the first of the year, the first
OF the quarter and the first of the
month.
Mrs. Sabin Carpenter of Worcester,
formerly living in Putnam has pre-
sented the school at Woodstock Valley
new organ.
TODAY CNew Years day), Feast of
the Circumcision. there yiIlsbe the cell
ebration of the holy comm union in the
Episcopal churches
The masses in ST Patrick's church
today, the Feast of the Circumcision
of Our Divine Lord, will be at 5. 7sand
s o'clock, the last high mass.
In the portrait section of the Ma
tional Academy exhibition in New
\ DIRK there are portraits by Dewitt M
Lockman, the Windham artist.
1t is noted by the diddIetown Press
that the Shore Line electric cars have
been giving excellent service the past
month in the shore towns and vicinity.
The pastor at Holland. Rev. William
Barber, has been called to Bridgton,
Me-, on account of the serious illness
OF his father, Rev. George Barber.
State Tax Commissioner Corbin has
just issued his statement of the value
of the capital stock of banks and SINH
lar organizations for purposes of taxa
ton.
The officers of st. Agnes Tierney
Temperance league of Mystic were in
stalled Sunday afternoon by County
Director William H. McGuinness of
Norwich.
A former Norwich city missionary.
Rev. Andrew J. Hetrick. of Canterbury,
fell on the ice and. injured the back. of |
his head, requiring that, three stitches |
be taken. = 4.seesss
There are. no eastern Connecticut |
cases to comezup before he secretary
of state tomorrow e Tuesday, among /
the Is cases Of alleged aut o1nobile vio- /
lations to be heard. $3.50 F-.-4sSs
Because of SMALLPOX in Waterbi1rv
over 800 children were vaccinated Fri
day at the Sacred Heart school in the
parish of which Rev. Hugh Treanor,
formerly of Norwich. is rector.
A thoughtful poem, The Years
Mine, from the facile pen
Of the minister, Rev. H. J. Wyckof,
Is a feature of this weeks calendar of
the Second congregational church.
At Andover -Stnday--Re John J.
Lockett, who has accepted a call to the
Greenfield, Mass. First CONGREGATIONAL |
church, preached his last sermon as
pastor Of the Andover church, which
ne mas served since May, 1911.
Eurasia Ravene11e of Baltic has
moved to the Leonard Wilson place on
the Ereen Hollow road, which he re-
cenqS bought. There are nine chill |
dre1f-in the family, the four younger
oelpg in school-Moosup Journal
The central committee for the relief
oI Jews suffering through the war,
,UDoSIApI4OuS 10 winch are addressed
TO Harry Ffschel, New York, reports
recent contributions to that fund, in
sluding, from Norwich, Conn, 1862.
AT the funeral of James Carrigan,
ather of Rev. Andrew Carrigan, at
Faif Haven. Rev. John A. Dooley of
south Coventry was master of cere-
Monies in the solemn high mass Of
'equiem, the Catholic Transcript
states.
A union meeting of the Congress- s
ionaI women of this CITY in Park {
hurch. parish house Wednesday, jan.
. at 3SO p M; is to be addressed by
1rs. William L. Adam, who originated
he golden jubilee, and will speak on :
hat subject. \ r:
At Middlburys asxpur day extension t
chool viii be held Feb. Is to Is, 1917. {
nth the following courses by Storrs Is
oIIege professors: Soils and F'ertil-iI
zers. by Prof. Southwfck; Dairy Hus-l
andry, Prof. Musser; Poultry Hus-I
A New York Sunday. paper in itsI I
icture supplement featured the we'd !
ing party of Miss Vera M Kreger {
nd Lieut. ]. Huntington Hills, U. s.
:, at West Point, the groom beingt
he son of Mrs. Lillian Huntington !
Ilade, formerly of Norwich. He
Amateur astronomers go here learn | i
nat four eclipses of the sun and three +
the moon, the greatest number pos 6
[ble in single year will occur in
III The last year in which seven 4