Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-28
VARIOUS MATTERS.


VARIOUS MATTERS.
There Is good skating on some of
the Waterford ponds.
Daily consignments of Florida
strawberries are coming north.
Reception to governor at Armory to-
night will start promptly at s p. NJ
adv.
Although the sun shone fitfully on
Wednesday and the moon was bright,
the barometer indicated storm.
In a number of towns the annual
offering for the Universalist mission
in Japan will be received next sun
day.
Clearing sale of ladies' and children's
trimmed hats, Sat, Jan. 80. Bargains
at Mrs. G. P. Stanton's So Shetucket
St.-adV.
A dashing poster of the y. F. A.
student. with the Academy colors, red
and white, is displayed in local
show window.
Fifteen minute cars on the Pequot
line of the New London street rail-
way will be put on regularly begin
ming next Monday morning.
Friends Of Mrs. Ephraim Maine of
North Stonington have been notified
of her serious illness at her daugh-
ter's home in Providence.
Members Of the Connecticut delega-
ton at Washington are receiving
many applications for appointment to
the force Of clerks and enumerators
who will compile the thirteenth census.
Tonight, at Armory military ball Of
Sd Co, Salem Cadet band. Secure tick
cts in advance at Steiner's.-adv.
One whaleback barge is unloading
and four barges are waiting to unload
at Allyns Point. The schooner Her
bert May, anchored in the lower har-
Dor at New London, is also bound
there.
Mrs. Lydia Amanda Atwood. widow
Of John E. Atwood, died at her home
in Stonington Tuesday. She was born
at Mansfield, Conn, February p, 1925,
daughter Of Lucius and Marietta Cat
on) Conant
Many persons are not aware that a
two-cent stamp is all that is neces-
sary TO convey a letter to the Philip
pines. N Domestic rates prevail for that
country as well as the rest of the
United States.
Local members Of the Graduate
Nurses association Of Connecticut have
been notified that at the quarterly
meeting to be held in Danbury We'd
nesday next. the subject considered
is tuberculosis.
The Connecticut Secretaries asso-
citation, consisting Of the secretaries
of the Connecticut regiments Of the
civil war, held its annual meeting on
Wednesday morning in Grand Army
hall, Hartford.
At the meeting Monday Of the direc-
tors Of the Connecticut Fire Proven
ton association at fire headquarters
in New Haven, a committee of three
was appointed to prepare measures
for presentation to the legislature.
Not for many years has there been
so much ice underfoot and on the trees
as the present one. Experienced farm
ers claim that if this continues along
into February it presages a fine crop
of fruit for the coming season.-Staf-
ford Press.
The Church club, an organization
connected with the Episcopal diocese
of Connecticut, opened the third an
nual meeting at The Elton in Water
bury on Tuesday afternoon. c. A.
Pearce of Hartford president Of the
club, occupied the chair.
To accommodate those who attend
the Sd Co.'S ball tonight at Amor
cars will leave the Armory for Yam
tic at 1920. Laurel Hill 11.3O West
Side and Thamesville at 11.45, and
Greeneviue and Tafts at 12.15.-adv.
AS to finances, the directors of the
Connecticut Temperance union report
that in spite of the hard times the
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