Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-16
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Norwich. rhvrsday, Fsb. 1e. 1911,
VARIOUS MATTERS

Court Sachem whist tonight, Forest ers' hall. Men 25c. ladies 15c.-adv. | A. T. Gardner's men are cutting of the timber on J. c. Ely's lot, near the town woods, in Lyme The anniversary of the birth of su- san B. Anthony was noted Wedneg- day by women's clubs At midnight the thermometer at Trading Cove registered zero. making 1t one of the cold nights of the win On Tuesday the commissioner on domestic animals issued an order that the Old Lyme dogs be muzzled until May l.
 Balcony reserved seat tickets for the Charity ball may be had at the Wau- regan house. Front row 75 cents, second row 50 cents.--adv
 The executive board of the Connec- ticut Woman Suffrage association has arranged to hold a meeting in Hart ford today (Thursday).
 A house near Hebron Town hall has been bought by Elisha Lewis of
  his family next week.
 For the purpose of visiting the store of the Porteous ID Mitchell Go. in Portland. Me. Louis R. Porteous fs now in the Pine Tree state for short stay.
 Rev. John G. Stanton, pastor of the Plainfeld Union Baptist church for the past eight years. has rendered his r.xaci ion, inx, t- skx1 H. church.
 Thus far this month there have been 27 arrests, which is the smallest num- Der for several years. The last one was taken in Wednesday evening, be . ing the first arrest since Monday
 Arrangements have been made by the New York, New Haven & Hart ford road for the annulment of a num- Der of passenger and freight trains on Washington's birthday. February 22
 Comfort circle of The Kings Daugh- ters met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Walter E. Garfield of Fairmount street, with an attendance of twelve A busy afternoon was spent in sew ing.
 Entertainment by Mems league, Sec ond church parlors, Friday, at s p. m IDIQdI- tic sketch. Admission 15 cents-adv.
 Robert Emmet clubs in a number of cities are planning to celebrate that patriots birthday during the last of February so as to come in ahead of is March 6.
 Hartford papers mention among choir singers and organists re-engaged for the coming year, Charles E. Prior. Jr, tenor at Center church. and John M, Gallup, organist at the South Con- gregational church.
 Real estate brokers and agents in New London report larger demand for good sized dwellings, to be used as boarding houses, during the past ten days. than has been known before iD almost as many years.
 The wedding of Miss Nora Lasch. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Lasch of New London. and Charles Booth of Waterford, took place Tues. day at the rectory of St. Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London. vited to the banquet of the Teachers college, Columbia university at St. An drew's hotel, New York, at 13O o'clock on Saturday. Last year there were between 15o and 200 at the gather ing.
 The annual convention of the state postmasters was held at Bridgeport on Wednesday,, and was attended by Post master Caruthers of this city, At the election Postma ster Mckinley of New London was chosen president for the ensuing year.
 Farmers have been busy the past few days hauling cordwood on sleds. Until recently much wood was cut but much of it being in marshy places it was inaccessible until the ground had frozen solid and enough snow fallen to make sledding possible
 At Mantle on Tuesday there was a haring in which Mrs Rosa Mazorowitz pronouncable name with shooting at her with gun, and filling her dress full Of holes After much testimony the acccused was discharged.
 Corporation papers have been filed with the state secretary by the Mystic club. incorporated. of Stonington: orr ganized with s1.000 capital; Eli Gled- hill. president; c. F. Mitchell, first vice president; c. H. Gilfllan, treasur- CT; James P. Garrin, secretary.
 Mystic is much delighted that it is to have free delivery service Con- gresman Higgins has been at work on this for some time, and as the receipts of the office have been such for the past two years as to warrant carrier service there could be no objection
 The will of Mrs. Ellen l.. Hathaway has beeen admitted to probate, and bv it she leaves to her husband the house and lot here and at Assonet, Mass, and one-half. of her money in the bank The rest of the money and all her fur niture is given to her brother, N. D. Lamb.
 The publishers of magazines are making a strenuous effort in Fehalf of their side of the postage question: Many telegrams have been received in town by publishers urging business men to get after their congressmen to have the bill increasing the rate de- feated-
 Tsfe Hartford Times says at the hearing before bhe committed on cities and boroughs ". H. Chappell of Nor witch wanted his salary as milk in- spector increased from $60a d year to s900, and he was hot afraid to come up to the capitol and ask for the au- thority.
 Checks to the amount of more than S60 with more than s6 in cash were stolen from Hugh McPartland's store New London, Monday night. It is be- lieved they were taken from the safe. which may have been left unlocked by someone who effected an entrance by a transom window.
 A petition asking for hearing rea- tive to the nutlher of bralxeu,ar taFha