Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
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Norwich, saturday, Feb. 8, 1s1s.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
 orchardists say that February is tn, ! month to spray for the San Jose scale
 School children are learning pieces ], to speak on the 1o4th birthday of Lin
 coln
 House painters and decorators are 1, already receiving orders for spring
 work.
 the caves following the warm sun Fri
 day noon.
 has contributed $25 to St. Agnes Home
 fund. which has grown to ss1s756. Better come tonight. Where? ]? Y. M
 z. A. mfnstrels. of course Admission | 25c.-ady.
 brary are Sandos Practical Poultry Keeping and A. s. Wheelers Profitable l Breeds of Poultry.
 The Ienten preacher Friday even ing at Calvary church, Stonington, was Rev. Richard R. Graham of Christ church, Norwich.
 1 There was a good attendance at the Baptist Ministers meeting at Quaker Hill this week. The next meeting is
 tO De neld at JeWett City. l A former North Stonfngton pastor, Rev. J. Howard Adams, is promoting 1 the formation of a Sons of Temper ance Division in Rockville. The members of St Agnes guild of Christ church met for Lenten work Thursday afternoon at the home of Broad street member.
 It is stated by the Catholic Tran script that conference of the pastors of the diocese is to be held at St Jo- seph,s cathedral. Hartford, March 13. Sunday will be noted by the colored people as Lincoln Memorial Sunday. it being the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Emancipation Procla- nation.
 State Vegetable Growers association include: C. D. Gallagher New Lon don; w. D. Gager, Willimantic and G. G. Tiilinghast. Vernon.
 The 131st company will entertain their many friends from the mainland | at a military hop to be given in their 1 new barracks at Fort H. G. Wright on | the evening of February 21.
 Members of the Central Village D | A R. chapter came to Norwich one day l this week and were entertained by | Mrs John E. Vaughn. of Mckinley av- | enue, member of the chapter
 Rev. P, c. Wright will speak in the central Baptist church Sunday morn | ing and evening. At the evening ser vice three hymns will be illustrated | with the stereopticon.-Adv.
 The Advent Christian church of | Plainville has extended a unanimous cali to Rev. Thomas F'eltman of Put nam to ill the vacancy caused by the Q T0r of D
 Warren E. Landon ,who died at his home in Stoughton, Mass, last week. | was blacksmith and for the greater He was born in Sunderland, Vt, May 5, 1924.
 During the past year at the State Soldiers home, Noroton there was an average present of 40 with a total membership of 539. Daily average in the hospital 139, with 96 deaths during the year.
 Mrs Frank Beckwith of New London mas been selected as nurse at Fair sieW' Ooo Feilows' home. succeeding Mrs Mary Walker, who is compelled to leave on account of il health. and will go south
 Vacuum Clothes Washer. Washes Lubful in five minutes No boiling, rub olng, wear on clothes, nor strength re- 1uired. Write for circular and free -rlaL Original Vacuum Washer CO. Norwich, Conn.-adv
 Mrs A c. Lippitt of New London | ] who has been in the Norwich State @ lospltal Tor several weeks, is getting ] visited her this week and she was ; siad to see them and knew them all.
 Many amusing situations here re- |, suited from Q fr,. ! ance fund among which was the sit- 1atlon of three solicitors seeking the a same @ street number, which proved to pc the poorhouse, from which to seek llms Tor charity.
 |. N N NofWleh tourists write home that s ms has been the worst winter ever ex 'erienced in Southern California Az result of the cold snap of January '
 ana not only oranges, but lemons v and everything green was l tuned, except the olive trees | At Plainf1eld, Rev. William A. Keefe r 1T St. John's church, formerly of Nor V ven, mas opened club room for the l he 160 members of the Holy Name so s lety- Reading matter. amusements 1 a ided.
 Eastern Connecticut members will eoi ? Hartford to attend the meetings of ! ne State Spiritualist association in [ nifty hall. The speakers will he pr l r Ieorge B. Warne of Chicago, presi nn n ent of the National SpirituaIist asso l ] latlon and Rev. Mary $. VanderbiltI . Brooklyn, N. Y. z
 Married 25 Years Mr- and Mrs. James Pollen of New e ondon were surprised Thursday eve n ing on the occasion of their twenty W UT Iah wedding anniversary They were c ie iVelpieHtS oi handsome gifts of S liver. Present at the surprise party 1 \ ere relatives from Mfdd1etown. Wes- h