Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-19
OIhe Dr1(letirr,
Norwich. Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1909.

There were falls and near-falls on
Monday.
It was a tedious day for outdoor
workers.
Trolley crews. have put in two hard
days and nights.
Coal piles are melting much faster
than the icicles!
Sudden weather changes add to the
number of grip colds.
Supper at Unlversalist church We'd
nesday at els p. m.-adv.
The wind was a little north of west
Monday morning, keen and cutting.
Local Chinese are preparing for their
New Years, which comes on January
q.
Professor Kennedys evening class
opens Jan. %; chiIdren's class Jan. go
adv.
There was a brief snow squat Mon
day morning. postscript to Sundays
storm.
Business men got rested up during
Sundays storm for good trade all day
Monday.
A number Of visitors arrived in town
Monday to attend the military ball
tonight.
Owners Of small ponds win harvest
their crop Of ice this week If the zero
weather continues.
st. James lodge. No. %, works the
F. c. degree this evening.-adv.
The snow melted rapidly at midday
Monday, although twigs and branches
are still coated with ice.
A lot at Pleasant View owned by
Albert Kenyon has been sold to Lii
Han N. Browning Of Franklin.
The Southern New England Tele-
phone company has passed out the new
directories corrected UP to January 1.
Don't fail to attend reception to gov
ernor and ball by Fifth Company at
armory tonight.--adv.
Eastern Connecticut was represented
at the banquet Of Wesleyan univer-
sity alumni in Boston, Monday eve
ming.
Scottish clubs and societies are pre-
pairing to celebrate the 150th ami
versary Of the birth Of Robert Burns,
on January rs.
The annual conclave Of the grand
commandery OF the knights Templar
Of Connecticut Is TO be held in New
London, March 16.
At Mantle, the board Of relief met
last week and organized with John
Beckwith as chairman and Clifford E.
Chapman as clerk.
Friends and relatives Of Mrs. Adam
Gernhardt win attend a months mind
requiem high mass for her in st. Pat
rlck's church this morning.
Next week. Thurs. Jan. %, at Ar
mory, military ball Of Sd Co. formerly
Co. AZ, Salem Cadet band. Reserved
seats at 81 each 90 on sale at 10 a. m.
at steiners pharmacy today.-adv.
Letters to Norwich friends from
Mrs. 3. E. sibley Of Rialto, Cal, tell
Of continued cold and heavy frosts all
last month. during which many Of
F7n L. 80
fruit, and all the flowers were killed.
The steamer Names steering gear
became disabled coming down the
Sound Saturday night. when off New
Haven, and the steering was by hand
the rest Of the way. The arrival at
New London was about two hours
late.
Capt. Frederick Perry, superintend-
ent at the Plant mansion at Eastern
Point, viii leave next week for New
York, whence he VIII depart on the
9th inst. for a European trip. He
viii transact business for Mr.. Plant,
while abroad.
Rev. William F. Newton. formerly
OF Norwich, now Of Springfield, the
singing evangelist. will begin meet
ings at the chapel In Clarks Falls this
(Tuesday) evening. Mr.. Newton was
at Laurel Glen q few weeks ago and
his meetings were well attended.
Tidings received by Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Tanning from Bert D. Mon
tague, formerly of the Norwich Art
school, locate him in Venice. Mr.. Mon
tague won the scholarship at Boston
offered by the Norwich Art school,
and in Boston won the scholarship en-
titling him to study abroad.
ART STUDENTS ASSOCIATION.
Miss AVeriil VIII Give Lecture on
Japanese Flower Arrangement.