Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

I NoTWiSH, WeoHSsday, Sai'' " 'S "
 VARIOUS MATTERS Spring house-h hunting has already | begun.
 Concert and social by Tubbs' Milf l tary band, Wednesday evening, at Po-
 nemah hall, TaftvilIe.-adv. Rain, snow and slush Tuesday eve 1 ming made some of the worst walking of the winter.
 There was the service of Holy Com munion in the Episcopal churches on Tuesday. St. Pauls day.
 Some mills which recently could not run because of low water cannot run now because of too much.
 The libraries have had calls of late for the works of Robert Burns, who
 was born in Ayr. January 25, 1729.
 Tuesdays storm was expected by the
 weatherwise, who noted the exception
 ally heavy frost early Monday morn ing.
 Men who are out on the river gath ering driftwood have a hazardous time just now, as the current is very swift.
 Lucinda Brown. Sunnyside avenue, Laurel Hill, had the lucky number. 972. for the toy horse and wagon at the Boston Store.-adv.
 The sixteenth annual convention of the Connecticut State Association of Letter Carriers will be held in Dan AzS-
 Complaint is made about the state of tramps who pretend to be umbrella menders, in order to more easily se- cure food when calling at houses.
 The U. S. cable steamer Joseph Henry, which has been repairing the don and Fishers island. is still at work at the mouth of the harbor.
 The Connecticut Poultry association held it's annual banquet at the Hotel Garde, Hartford, Tuesday evening at g o'clock. in connection with the an nuaI meeting of the association.
 Don't forget the Jewett City Fire mems Annual Ball Friday. Jan 2S. Music by the famous Chafin Singing orchestra of Worcester. Fire house open all night to the public--adv.
 Gov. Frank B. Weeks has received from the general treasurer of the Ma tional Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers a check for S11,125 for the support of wounded and disabled sol diers.
 The Connecticut PomologicaI soci- ety, of which Charles L. Gold of West Cornwall is president, will hold it's annual meeting in Hartford on Wednesday and Thursday, February 2 and 3.
 Westinghouse Sunset route to Cali fornia-Tourist sleeping car four times weekly without change. Per l sonally conducted. Berth. $50. TO- 1 228 Washington street, Boston.-adv. I
 Her friends in Norwich will be sorry l to hear that Mrs E. L. Tinkham of Hanover fell and broke her right arm | on Friday last. She is now in St. Jo- the fracture is being successfully | treated.
 The Scott company of New Lon | don is to try to save the x-masted | schooner Martin B. Crowley of Bos- l ton, which went ashore at Martha's | Vineyard on Sunday Wrecking tug | Tasco left for the Vineyard Tuesday | 
 Local Spiritualists have been notified | of the death on Monday at her home | in Windsor of Mrs. Flavia A. Thrall, | wife of Edward F. Thrall whose mag 1 netic personality and powers as a l spiritualistic healer have won for her l a wide reputation.
 The Danbury News says: A party l of Danbury republicans will go to | Norwich Friday to attend the annual | club banquet. Among them i will be Senator Charles s. Peck, Rep l resentative N. Burton Rogers and Rep l resentative w. F. Tomlinson.
 Members of the DSA. R. learn that Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president-gen- era1, will be a candidate to succeed | herself in 1910. Mrs. Scott's an- nouncement corrects a report that she l would resign at the Continental con gress next April, and that Mrs. Don l ald Mclean, whom she succeeded as president general would be elected to | fill the unexpired term.
 Mrs. Addie Van Horn, aged 70, wid- | ow of George Van Horn of Plainville, | died Monday at the Norwich State l hospital. About two years both sNIr l Van Horn and his wife went insane at l the same time and were committed 1 to the state hospital by the authori- l ties. Mir. Van Horn died at the re- 1 treat about a year ago. Mrs. Van | Horn has but one living relative. a | son, William Wright of New Haven.
 Piano Recital.
 Piano recital by Frank L. Farrell | Y. NJ c. A. Hall, Church street en- trance this evening. Tickets 50 and | 75c. For sale at George A. Davis and |