Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-30
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Norwich, Monday, Dec. 30, 191s:c
VARIOUS MATTERS

this evening.
 Ice formed on the smaller ponds on Sunday night.
 Some of the choirs repeated their Christmas programmes Sunday.
 Fifty printed calling cards for 8 cents at the Bulletin office.-adv.
 The winter term of the public schools and the Free Academy begins today.
 Sunday was observed as Forefathers' churches.
 Xens' annual Christmas tree this (Monday) evening. Bring 10cent present-adv.
 The Connecticut oyster business is reported to be very good and the quality of the oy<ter never better.
 Boys have tempered with the street letter-box near the Otis Library, which is about ready for the discard.
 The board of directors of the Rock vile Building 6 Loan Association has voted to issue 800 shares of<stock in January.
 Most of the soldiers and sailors home on holiday fHrloughs. as well as the college students on vacation, left
 
 There are over 50 influenza cases on Block Island, and many families have been stricken so severely as to report every member of the family i'll. The Christmas tree for members of Trinity Methodist Cradle Roll and primary department will be held to- I day (Monday) from to 6 o'clock. The Bowers cottage on Fishers Isl- l ether night. The cottage was owned l by Mrs. Henry Bowers of New York.
 New Years morning. the Feast of the Cirmuscisio nof Our Lord masses l ir St. Patricks church vii be at B. : and 8 o'clock. the last q high mass. The work train and men are repair | ing the switches and tracks on the Air Line section of the New Haven road. between Colchester, Amston and Willimantic.
 ] A few ardent local democrats re- membered Saturday that Woodrow Wilson, president of the United States was born at Staunton, Va, 62 years 1 ago Dec. 18th.
 Merchants of Norwich appreciate during the holiday season in particular the accommodation of those banks I which keep open Saturday evenings to receive deposits.
 i The twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage Will be observed by MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Martin at their home, 126 Montauk aL2nue, New Lon- don, Wednesday. January |
 Cora M. Vincent. 45. died sudden 4 Christmas day, at Hope Valley, F. 1. Her funeral was held from the resi- dence of William I. Prince Sunday, St 10 a. m. Burial was in Norwich.
 Among the guests at the Thatcher ! White wedding at East Hampton on 1 Christmas day were MT. and Mrs Thomas Brown rom Oheco, and Mrs Winthrop Ballard of Thompson.
 Sunday was designated by the American Defense Society as the day ! on which the clergymen of the Unit ed States wASe asked to preach on the need for giving economic aid to the party of law and order in Russia.
 The United Congregational church Norwich, sent Christmas cards, by way Of holiday greetings to all of the en- listed young men of their Sunday schools in servi1e, whether overseas CT in camps throughout the country.
 For five mornings, Dec s30, 31, Jan ?, and 4, at 10.30 a. m, public cookins lectures at Y. M. C. A. by Mrs. Robin son of Boston. Tickets for full cours; zoe at Cranston' s.-adv. County Coroner Judge John F. Fla. hey of Rockville, held an inquest Fri ! day into the death of Mrs. Rose A Young, who died as the result of in. iuries received in dn automobile ac cident Sunday. Devision was reserved Making the seventh or eiehth Greel iol1 fn i1, fbo has reached here that Athanasios Ker. idcopulos, formerly of the Bostoi Lunch, who went from Norwich, in tn second draft. has died from wound in France.
 Word has been received by Mrs George Healey of Groton that he nephew, Dr. Clarence Macomber O Sharon, Me, who was in the medica corps at Camp Mills, l.. l.. was kille by fall from the ambulance, whicl broke his neck.
 A Chester man, William E. Tracy who has announced that he is repub - lican candidate for doorkeaper at tn next session of the house of repre- sentatives, cast his first vote fer Wil liam A. Buckingham, oe Norwich, fo governor, in 1S66.
 From Central Village Mir. and Mrs
 Willis D. Rouse left for New Londo
 to stay until Sunday with Mrs Rouse's niece, Mrs. Sydney Browr
 They left Sunday for St. Cloud, Fla
 to spend the remainder of the wintel
 as is their custom.
 The funeral of Richard $. Conno
 who died at the home of his nephew
 Charles T. Pierce of Norwich Tow
 Thursday, will be held today (Mon , day). Burial will be in Jordan cerne
 tery. MT. Connor was formerly P resident of New London
 For his tour of e7angelistic work i
 the south, Rev A. F. Purkiss. paste
 of the Central Baptist church, ex poets to leave January 7th. Dr. Mar
 shall. of The Connecticut College, wi = supply for the four Sundays of h
 absence, beginning, Jan, F.
 The papers mention that josep
 Fair, aged II. of New York nepher
 of Mrs. Philip E. Thompson, collecte i. tinfoil during the war and lately sol it and bought cigarettes for tf : wounded soldiers who are at the sut , base hospital at Williamsbridge. , The January term of the suprerr z court will be opened in Hartford c ' Tuesday, Jan. T. the first session
 the court for 1913. The cases on u
 docket to be argued include, frol
 Windham county. William w. Wheat
 ley against Fred R. Dube, plaintiff
 appeal.