Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-03
VARIOUS MATTERS
Valentine socials are being plan


 In some of the eastern Connection towns ice is still being stored A mild day like yesterday cause the house-cleaning germ to get lively There was the service of Holy Com munion in the Episcopal churches ol "Wednesday.
 Court Sachem, No. s4. will hold it whist in Foresters' hall this evenin, at s.15.-adv.
 The State Nurses association i1elt a meeting in the parlors of the Secon, Congregational church at Waterbur, on Wednesday afternoon.
 The field day committee of St Aloysids' T. A. and B. society of Der. by Las set the date for the state T A. B. field day for Saturday, June IS Comfort circle of The Kings Daugh- ters met on Wednesday with Mrs. Wal ter E. Canfe1d of Fairmount street fourteen members being in attend ance.
 Masquerade ball at Froehlichkei hall, Friday evening, Feb. 4, Baker: orchestra; handsome prizes given tc the best, and most comical, costumes adv.
 Violent deaths in the state for Jan uary just closed were 52. This is nine less than the total for December pre- ceeding, and three less than that Q; January. 1909.
 The Hartford Post, Tuesday evening f., sA- A column. had sketch and picture of the Rev. M A. Sullivan, president of the state c. T. A. U., a native of Col chester
 The new style postal card will he placed on sale in postoffices this week This new card is printed on a bette. quality and lighter paper, and is of a bluish tinge. It bears the portrait of President Mckinley.
 Stated convocation Franklin chapter, No. 4. R. A. NJ, at Masonic temple gree A full attendance is desired, as grand officers will be present. Ban quet at close of work.-adv.
 Bright sunshine on Wednesday re- called the old saying:
 If Candlemas day be fair and bright, Winter will take another flight; If Candlemas day be dark and drear Winter is gone and spring is near.
 The feast of the Fabrication com memorat tes the appearance of the Bles- sed Virgin in the temple,o after the birth of Christ, in accordance with an cient Jewish customs, with which she, iv7 @A
 Henry Arnold died at his home m Mantle Tuesday night, aged S3. He East Haddam and about 80 years ago moved to Mantle. He leaves a widow and one son, Dwight Arnold, who lives in Florida. MT. Arnold was a mem Der of Bayview lodge, F. and A. M.
 Baled hay is selling at retail for S25 and $26 a ton and this is high. as hard on the horsemen who havs to buy hay as it is for the housewives who have to buy meat. Last year at this time hay was selling for s19 or S2O. There remain yet six or seven months before the new crop of hay will be ready for use.
 
 native of Norwich, has completed in his studio at Boston, the model for the Army Nurses monument, which IS to be erected in Boston. MT. Pratt has also completed the preliminary work upon his monument to Nathaniel Hawthorne to be erected in Salem. This is to take the form of a memorial fountain, and it is to stand on Salem common.
 One Of the lasting hangings of wo men prisoners in, Connecticut was in 17S6, when Hannah Ourish, eleven and one-haf years old, was hanged for killing six-year- Eunice Bolles, A New London child living on the Nor wich road. In sudden anger, she beat out the child's brains with a stone. conoealing the body. The gallows was set up on Granite street, New Lon don, December 20, 17S6-