Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-04
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Norwich, Thursday, FEB. 4, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Earl F. Browning has begun cut
ting nine-inch ice at Montville.
Plumbers and coal dealers have
found business good this week.
Airship and automobile ideas are
utilized in the valentine designs this
year.
The family of H. S. Ford has re-
moved to Norwich from Stafford
Springs.
GYPSY. carnival at Spiritual Academy
tonight with supper. only 15c. Con-
cert service Sunday.-adv.
st. Valentines day comes on Sun
day this year. so that social affairs
must be held the day before.
Humane persons are sparing few
crumbs daily for the birds, now that
the ground is covered with snow and
ice.
william H Hager, former manager
of the Pequot house, will open a new
hotel at Larchmont, N. Y, on Febru-
airy 10.
Local physicians have the usual
cases Of grip which follow holiday ia
tigue and sudden temperature
changes.
The February White Ribbon Banner
! announces that each county IN the
state now has a flower mission super
intendent.
The third biennial report Of the
commissioners Of the Connecticut geo
logical and natural history survey has
| been issued.
A handsome cottage for Walter S.
Garde proprietor of the Hotel Garde,
Park this spring.
Stated convocation Of Franklin
chapter No. 4, R. A. NJ, at Mlsonic
temple this evening. Work in the
M. NJ. degree.-adv..
Comfort circle Of the Kings Daugh-
tiers met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred Allen Of Laurel Hill, seven
members being present.
Sunday is next to the last commun-
| ion Sunday for most Of the Methodist
churches, for this conference year,
which closes the first of April.
Wednesdays air was raw and keen,
and although the temperature was
nearly 80 degrees in the morning, out
door workers found It most uncom-
Portable.
Leon watrous Of the Navy Yard
underwent an operation for the re-
moval Of an internal abscess at the
Memorial hospital. New London, on
Monday.
Teachers are being notified that the
| American Institute of instruction will
meet in early July at Castine, one Of
the most charming spots on the coast
Of Maine
The approach Of the Lincoln centen-
airy has resulted in many calls at the
Libraries for books dealing with the
causes and effects of the civil war
and the career Of the liberator- presi-
dent.
DR.. T. A. Crowley, who is at his
home In Chicopes Falls, Mass. on ac-
count OF the death Of his mother, will
return to his dental parlors in the
May building on Monday. Feb. s.-adv
Collectors are interested in the fact
that the medauists at the Philadelphia
mint have begun work on the profile
Of William H. Taft, and soon after
/ March 4 will have the bronze likeness
| Of the next president of the United
States ready for delivery.
| Attorney General Holcomb is pre-
| pairing a bill for the abolition of In
surance on state buildings, making
the commonwealth the insurer of it's
own institutions. The saving to the
state in ten years, it is held by the
| friends Of the measure, will exceed the
fire losses by a large sum.
Capt. H. s. Kerrick, United States
coast artillery corps, Fort Wright,
Fishers Island, has been awarded
| second prize Of a silver medal and $50
for an essay on How to Increase the
| Efficiency Of the Army. The prize was
offered by an association Of retired
army officers.
1t is understood that on the expira-
ton Of the present contract which The
Griswold at Eastern Point holds with
the borough of Groton for the supply
Of electric lights. the big hotel will be
equipped with its own electric light
| plant
Invitations have been received by To-
cal people from the board Of trustees
Of the Hispanic society Of America for
an exhibition Of paintings by joaquin
| Sorolla Pastilda at the building of
the society, in 156th street, New York,
/ on February to March s.
Norwich People at Baltic.
The following from this city at
] tended the charity ball given by the
/ Catholic parish in Shannon han in
| Baltic on Tuesday evening: DR.. and
| Mrs. George A. Comeau, Mr.. and Mrs.
| 7. B. Leahy, Mrs. Royal G. Holmes,
\ Mrs. Daniel Mccormick, Misses Anna
and Mary Ward John r. Tarrant
| Daniel Mccormick, Jr., Joseph q
Bland Rev J. T. Smith and D., w