Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

tAniOOO MHi Eno Tomorrow is Septuagesima Sunday about seventy days before Easter
 Noted psychic, Annie R. Chapman.
 at Spiritual academy, Sunday.-adv.
 The annual day of prayer for col ieges will occur this year on Thursday,
 January 27.
 The lazy man smiles to note how
 effectually Nature has cleaned his walk for him.
 The feast of the Holy Family will be cemmemorated tomorrow by the Catholic churches.
 Charles E. Hopkins of PIainfeld has rented his cottage at Lords Point to R. NJ. Monat of New York
 Mock trial at Preston City post poned until tonight (Saturday)- adv
 A Canterbury patient. Mrs. Peter Blanchard, has been brought to the Backus hospital for treatment.
 Fruit dealers say that the new ba- nanas are coming to market just in time to meet the demand of those who are giving up meat.
 The manufacturers census soon to be taken is distinct from the census of population and agriculture, and is taken every five years instead of every decade, as that is.
 Rev. J. H. Newfand of Norwich held the, fourth quarterly conference at the Oneco parsonage last Wednesday. It was a unanimous vote that the pas tor return another year.
 Ponemah Wheel clubs dance tonight in Parish hall, Taftville, Norwich or 
 Every day brings visitors to town to take advantage of the January bargains. The Bulletins advertising columns never held more valuable suggestions for shoppers than at present.
 Guests from Norwich and Mont vile were in Groton Thursday eve ming when MT. and Mrs. William O. Perkins celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary at their home OH Pleas ant street.
 pr. Kaufman will be pleased to greet again his people at Trinity Methodist church, tomorrow morning. 1 adv.
 Capt F. T. Arnold assumed com nand of the construction quarter masters office of the New London ar | Lillery district Thursday Captain 1 Arnold succeeds Capt. Charles T. Baker. He comes from Fort Robert 1 son, Neb.
 The Stonington Mirror says: John | Prentice observed his S7th birthday | at the home of his daughter, Mrs. | Henry Kellogg of Mystic, with whom | 1e resides, and during the day receiv- | d congratulations from his many rel ltives and friends.
 Rev. c. H. Spaulding, DID,, will peak in the Central Baptist church 10th morning and evening, Sunday. In he evening Mir. and Mrs. Albert T. Foster, prominent instrumental 1nu- icians, of Providence, R. l., will play. The whole service will be interesting. adv.
 During 1909, the number of con erns failing in Connecticut were POP. They had assets of $1,231, ,000 and Iia- ilities of $2,352, ,00G. There were no failures in the state The 'uIk of the liabilities in Connecticut | were those of 56 smaller or larger manufacturing concerns which went 0 the wall owing $1,755,OOO
 Admission tickets and reserve seats re now on sale at Ut1ey & Jones' harmacy for Third company military all next Thursday, Jan. 27. Concert l " Fifth Infantry band of Wa1tham, lass. Tickets $2, admitting gentleman nd two ladies. Ladies' tickets S1 ;eats in first two rows in gallery s1 ach.-adV.
 Kill all the English sparrows" the department of agriculture strongly dvises in one of it's learned and in tructive pamphlets issued this week. of Agriculture Wilson, pre- umably, wishes to protect the native barrow. His pamphlet gives the inn 'orted sparrows a wretched reputa- ion, calls them pirates; says, in eff ect. that they are the Captain Kidds