Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS sieighing parties are at an end for time at least.
 Country roads are in bad condition as a result of the thaw- Supper and clipping party at Spirit ual academy tonight, 15c.-adE.
 Plans are being made for Easter Monday balls, March 2s. this year.
 Several from this vicinity have been attending the Hartford automobile show.
 There is an egg war in progress that promises to send prices of eggs used in cooking to a record low point.
 Where there are low places on walks and streets 1t was necessary to wade through small lakes on Wednesday afternoon.
 washington's continental hat sand Martha Washington's mob cap for CO., tiIlion favors are figured in the win dow displays.
 Special convocation of Franklin chapter, No. 4. R. A. M., at Masonic temple this evening; work in the F. M. and M. E. M. degrees.-adv.
 Comfort circle of The Kings Daughters met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs L. L. Branche of Laurel Hill and continued work for charitable ob- jects.
 While many stamps were sold by
 
 mailing, the opinion prevails that the post card has ecIipsed the valentine in popular favor.
 A circular letter has been sent to the principal of every school in town, setting forth the object and conditions of the prize essay competition in Irish history. inaugurated by the A. O. H. divisions of Norwich.
 MT. Fred Naples, a former Norwich man, now one of Boston,s finest tenor singers. will sing in the Central Bap- tfst church Sunday evening.-adv.
 The state board of equalization, acting as a commission to investigate the oyster properties, is to hold a pub lie hearing on Friday at Bridgeport, to which all owners of oyster proper ties in this state have been invited
 During January the state game com missioners issued 600 hunters licenses to run to December 31 next. The com- missioners are gratified by the reports which reach them from the Hungarian partridges which they are trying to acclimate.
 The postoffce department refuses to furnish congressman with the names of rural free delivery and star route patrons and the members are angry. They want the names to send their constituents copies of their political speeches and packets of garden seed.
 The Church Improvement society of the Second Cong. church will give supper Friday evening. Feb. IS, from 6 to 8 o'clock. Admission 25c.-adv.
 Frank Prezespreze1iski of Salem was plaintiff in a real estate attach ment for $1,200. Tuesday, against On- umery and Kadie Uhryn of Salem. No bill of particulars has been filed. The Polish people of Salem declare that the plaintiff is a banker in New York.
 The conference board of the Trolley mems union or the Connecticut com pany, after a days session in Hartford this week, took another adjournment on the wage question. because, as stat ed in that city, they wished to take advice on a legal question which they were about to bring up. When The Buddetin announced on it's board the appointment of the Rev. Dr. J. J. Milan as bishop of Hart ford diocese, early Wednesday after noon. there was much interest, espe- cially among members of the temper ance societies, who learned that the l bishop elect is as pronounced in his l views on total abstinence as was the late Bishop Tierney-