Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-06

Social session of Court sachem. No. s4. in Foresters' hall tonight-adv. en to make the coasting good. last evening.
 Possessors of Chinese lilies are talk ing pleasure in the rapid growth of the bulbs.
 Today is the feast of the Epiphany, a day of special devotion in the Cath oIic church.
 The floclzs of English sparrows seem to grow larger since the coming of the zero weather.
 Private social this (Thursday) even ing by Sd O.. C. A. c. Cformerly Go. A), at Armory.-adv.
 The snow in the woods is getting beaten down so as to be an aid to the woodchoppers. sledding being easy.
 Store windows about town have not been so heavily frosted all winter as they were on Wednesday morning.
 Members of the Spooner Choral un- 
 Congregational church.-adv.
 Many fat rabbits are being brought to market, sportsmen taking advan- tage of the few remaining days of the open season.
 The German Lutheran clergymen of the state held a conference at the German Lutheran church at. Water bury this week
 Rain instead of more snow. We'd nesday evening, pleased the farmers, since the severe cold weather has used up so much of the limited supply of water in brooks and ponds.
 schooners waltham and Sedgwick, after dischargiug lumber at Norwich. have sailed for southern ports, the Waltham bound to Newport News and the Sedgwick to Satilla River, Ga.
 Regular convocation of Franklin chapter, No. 4, R. A. BT., this evening. Work in the M. M. degree.-adv.
 Because of the cold weather which makes it difficult for some of the rail- roads to get their trains through on time, mails from the west have been somewhat late in reaching the post office this week.
 Broadway Theater.
 Victor's Venetian Band from New York and Hon. George H. Utter at Y. M. c. A. meeting Sunday o'clock.- adv.
 Tugboat captains report the ice in the Thames river above WaIden,s is- land about four inches thick from the edge of the channel to the shore. The channel has been kept open by the steamer Chelsea.
 The first marriage license for the year 1910 was issued from the office of the town clerk Tuesday to John Ziclxminski of Sterling and Miss Stan islawa Reszcyzyska of Broad street. Middletown Press
 Take your laundry to O. K. George, 4s Franklin street, if you want to get good work. All done by hand; nothing used to ruin clothes.-adv.
 By request, Rev. MT. Holden of Pres ton will preach on Sunday next the sermon intended for December 26. On Friday evening, January IA, he will hold a meeting in the Haskell school house, Miss Crary teacher.
 The Stafford Press says: Rev. J. S. Wadsworth, formerly pastor at the Methodist church, has resigned his pastorate at Brockton, Mass, after a successful period of nine years. MT. Wadsworth has been in this confer ence 25 years, and has announced no plans for the future
 With eighteen delegates present, the annual meeting of the joint con- ference board Connecticut and Mas sachusetts organizations of the Trol- leymen's union, was held Monday in Bridgeport. and vas followed by dinner at the Atlantic hotel The of ficers were all reelected, Charles w. Minnex, New Haven, president.
 c. H. Ludington of Lyme summer colony, died at his New York home New Years morning. Mir. Ludington built the finest residence in Lyme, built public library. furnished about half the money to build the graded school building and the iron bridge across the Lieutenant river, besides many more thousands which he has left for improvements for public good. 
 Evening Business Mems Class.
 The evening business mems class at the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium is resuming it's class nights with three special rally