Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-26

Thursdays chilly air revived the de-
mand for hot beverages, which has
been so profitable to druggists since
cold weather began.
At Litchfeld on Wednesday a for
I n1er rector of Trinity Episcopal church
Rev. Storrs o. Seymour, DID, celebrat-
ed his seventy-sixth birthday.
Catalogues of the state normal train
/ ing schools at New Britain, New Ha-
ven, Willimantic and Danbury have
been published by the state board of
1 education.
Yesterday, the feast of the Conver-
/ sion Of St Paul. Archdeacon ]. Eldred
Brown officiated at the celebration Of
the holy communion at Trinity Enis-
copal church.
F'oresters are calling attention to the
fact that in Connecticut amy tract of
an acre or more planted with pine
trees is exempted from taxation for
twenty years"
Springfield papers state that Mrs.
Frederick A Bin is expected home
next week from Vancouver, b. c., hav-
ing passed some time in California on
her way back.
Throughout the town there are being
seen the hodges of the boomers. Those
cost dollar apiece and admit to the
ball Feb. s, and must be retained to Sc
cure admittance.
Friends in the Fatherland have been
sending German residents post cards
comnTemorating the two hundredtb
anniversary Of the birth of Frederick
the Great, January "a.
George Kahn Of Franklin has finish
ed harvesting four hundred tons OF
B-ineh ice from the Fitchville pond
Tor the creamery of the New London
Dairy company at Yantic.
Anne Gordon Of Baltic, who has been
10 a Hartford hospital for four weeks
after an operation, has now returned
10 his home aid is making good prog
ress towards health again
The funeral Of Miss Prudence Chap
man was held Thursday afternoon al
me nome of her sister, Mrs. Sarah
GuIver' on Fairview avenue, Groton
Burial was in Gales Ferry,
The Fall River Herald Of Wednes-
day said: Rev, Peter c. Wright Of
Connecticut, former pastor of the Tiv-
erton Central Baptist church, gave a
lecture last evening in the church
There was also a roll call.
The new $4,000 hotel going I'D at
Lords Point for the accommodation OF
the summer guests is to contain q
rooms. The building is to be two and
one-half stories high, with big pool
room and two bowling alleys.
1t is stated by the New London Tel
egraph that a new cottage is to be
erected Immediately at Groton Long
| Point for a resident of Mantle Other
houses are to be built soon and about
70 are to be ready for occupancy about
the beginning OF next season.
Alroy Duprey, the boy who narrowly
escaped drowning in the Thames riv.
er Wednesday, was able to attend tn,
sessions Of the West Thames stree
school Thursday, but was still suffer
ing from the effects of close contac
with the jagged edges of the ice
State Highway Commissioner Mac
Donald has called for bids on con
struction for state road work, includ
ing. In Franklin, 1920 lip4al fee
Of gravel or graded road; in Ashford
7,1SS H. cal feet of grading; in OIL
Saybrook, 1000 lineal feet of macaG
am,
Local club members have received
the programme Of the New ENGLAND
conference Of women's clubs to be hell
IL New Haven, January 80 and 81
The conference will be attended b.
the presidents and committee chair
men Of the federation of the six Mey
England states.
Miss Ella Rogers, who has bee
postmistress at Quaker Hill a humble
Of years, has been forced to give u
on account of Ill health. Miss Roger
has appointed William Rathbun as
sistant postmaster until an official ap
pointment comes from the postmaste
general at Washington.
Eastern Connecticut branches hav
been notified that the delegation @
general officers of the society Of Frenc
Canadian Artisans which is comm
from Montreal on an official tour q
New England branches Of the ordeI
and especially to conduct installation
! hegins its tour at Southbridge sun
day.
Scientific pruning of apples trees
going on in many of the big orchard
of Windham and Tolland counties
! At the Cleveland and Paul farms 6
. Mashapaug, the present pruning
r cutting the trees down in height, a
! fall fruit trees to be cut back
{ stumps and CRAFTS placed in tn
spring.
/, At the Masonic lodge Of sorrow I
! Bridgeport Monday, when the wor
! will be exempIined by the officers {
aurora Grand Lodge of Perfectio
of Brooklyn, N. Y, distlnguisne
, guests will include William Homa.
80, deputy for the state of New Yor
and C. L. Hubbard, SO. deputy fl
Connecticut.
: According to Pharmacy Commi:
sioner Curtis p Gladding, a new sec
ton allows someone other than a
assistant licensed pharmacist to be
charge OF a drug store in the ten
porary absence Of the licensed phal
| macist. But, he says, no prescriptic
can be put up. and no drug sold, /
Z | any one not licensed.
The Connecticut Editorial associs
ton at its meeting in Hartford, electe
these officers: President. e. G. Hill
New Haven; vice presidents E. ]
Crosby, Hartford; W. J. Jones. Yves
port; L. o. Wilson, Putnam w.
Sharpe, Seymour; L. McLoughli
Stamford; e. l.. PraHn, Desp Rive
II. r. Jones, New Hartfordl seeretar,
treasurer, A. II. Barnes, Bristol al
= auditor, I. w. Lyons Greenwich.
A Providence desr atch Thursd;
= said: Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. a d
rect dszaaadant of the Mohegan Il