Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-03
Otle Bullftill,
VARIOUS MATTERS

Some of the icemen have begun to cut second supply, which they are stacking for immediate use.
 The Epworth league of the Metho- dist church of Gales Ferry had a mag azine evening Friday night.
 Local tourists to Europe write home of stormy and unpleasant trips across the Atlantic during the past fortnight
 Pequot council, Knights of Colum- bus, of Montville, held its annual so- cial in Robertson's hall Friday night.
 Choice Guilford clans and scallope received today at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Good progress is being made by the Universalist young people in the1 rehearsal for a play to be given in the near future.
 The steamer City of Lowell has been taken to Stonington, and is tied at one of the wharfs of the New England Navigation company.
 Deaths in Connecticut que to vio- lencs were fifty during January. The total is divided between thiity ty-eight accidental deaths and twelve suicides.
 Rebekah whist Odd Fellows hall, next Wednesday eve. Tickets 15c.- adv.
 There were no homieidos in Connec- ticdt during January, the monthly rec ord of violent deaths being clear of that feature for the first tine since FeDruary of last year.
 Today s St. Blasius day, a great ho.iday in England in olden times. In the church services the uhC0ats of the faithful are blessed, to ward eff disease for the coming year.
 Capt. George L. Holdron, who shot up New London saloon Thursday night, was arraigned in the New Lon don city court Friday morning for breach of the peace and fined $40. Home made breal, cake, cookies, jel- lies, Swedish timbales at Womans Ex- change. Stamping done to order.-adv.
 The senate in executive session Thursday night confirmed the nomtua- tions of c. Leon Wilcox to be post master at Windsor Locks and w. F. Sheldon to be postmaster at Moosup.
 There was skating on Earnings pond on Thursday and Friday, enough of the ice having been cleared of the snow under direction of the Norwich Play grounds association to give a fair sized LCnd
 Gloton's total grand list shows a1 increase of over $24,O00. Total assess ment non-residents, is SeSS,147, grand list 1911, $4,524,682; grand list 1910, S4,5OO,37S; increase in assessment, $24, ,3O9.
 Today is the SOth birthday of Will jam H. Doane of Cincinnati and Watch Hill. the celebrated comp oser, who is a native of East Norwich and a member of the Central Baptist church.
 Halle club will open rooms in the Carroll building Tuesday evening, Fe1. 6 Each member please bring cup and saucer.-adv.
 Springfield papers note that Mrs. Frederick A. Bill is to sail from New York on the steamer Arabic next Thursday with party of friends for Egypt. They will return abort the middle of April.
 A former Franklin pastor, Rev. H. A. Beadle, now of Pomfret church, is extending his ministry, and is to hold a cottage meeting at the home of A. s. Bruce at Pomfret Landing, Sunday afternoon.
 A troupe rehearsing for a minstrel show under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A., mas now reached 25 in number, and 1t is expected after the rehearsal tonight they will be in a position to select the date for its production.
 Irving N, Clifford. superintendent of the Norwich Masonic temple, is to spend the balance of the winter in Bermuda, to escape what remains of this tce-coated atmosphere, which is trying to impaired health.-New Lon don Globe.
 At the Central Baptist church Sun day noon MT. Henry Bond will address l the mems class. In the evening Rev. P. c. Wright will speak upon We Boom Norwich" A double male ouar- tette will sing.-adv.
 At this weeks annual meeting of the otate IuuldIlS society, MISS M. Louise Sturtevant of Norwich was elected a director and Rev. pr. Lewellyn Pratt was elected a vice president. The society did not reappoint General | Agent D. w. Thrall.
 Fort Griswold lodge. N. E. o. P, l of Groton, met at the A. O. U. w. hall Thursday evening. At the close | of the business session sandwiches and ! coffee were served. Deputy Ernest l Newbury of Norwich was a guest of l the evening. Several applications for membership were acted upon favora- | ply.
 The special meetings in observance l of the week of prayer concluded or Friday evening at the Central Baptist church with a prayer meeting which was largely attended. It was ad- dressed by. General Secretary Starkey of the Y. M. c. A. and the pastor Rev. P. c. Wright, upon the genera