Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-27
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Nerwich, Thursday, Feb. 27, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS.


 Mid-Lent whist in Foresters' hall to I night. Admission 25c By St. Jean Bpts. Lodge--adv.
 The new nickel of Indian head and 1 buffalo design will be put into general | circulation Saturday. The Norwich Board of Trade has se- lected March S1st as the date for it's annual banquet this year. On Friday evenings during Lent there is the way of the cross and ben 1 ediction at St. Patricks church. The browntail moth scouts have come upon a large number of the l nests in an orchard at West Hartford. Special convocation Franklin chap ter. No. 4. R. A. M. at Masonic Temple l this evening. Work in the R. A. Degree. adv.
 The Wood Concrete Construction company of Norwich has filed a cor porat1on certificate in the office of the state secretary.
 George Clarkson of Fairview home for Odd Fellows. who has been dan gerousiy il with congestion of the lungs, is recovering. A number of the milliners have re- turned from New York. where they
 
 studying spring styles
 From sharp cold Wednesday morning there was a gradual rise in tenpera- ture, so that the snow which began in the evening was no surprise
 Moses H. Warren. 7s. died at his home in Hampden, Mass, Tuesday, after an illness of four weeks. He married Elizabeth SeIden of Wood stock.
 pr. c. D. Jarvis of the Connecticut meeting of the Middletown Business Mems assoclation this CThursday) evening.
 At the meeting of the State Hard ware association in Hartford Tues day, Herbert B. Cary of Norwich was appointed chairman of the committee on nominations.
 Mrs. Laura Williams of Norwich has purchased several building lots at Greton Long Point. She will begin early in the spring to erect a cottage near the clubhouse.
 At an institute in Grange hall, at Cheshire, Wednesday. one of the aft ernoon. addresses was by Miss M. E. Hayes of the Connecticut Agricultural college, on Food Values.
 In company with those of Connecti cut, members of the Rhode Island gen. eral assembly may receive mileage only for one round trip from their homes to the statehouse each week
 The state experiment station has just issued it's annual report on the feeds sold to farms in the state. their composition. digestibility and manure value. with notes on economy in their purchase.
 Cards have been received in town for the tenth wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs Charles Palmer Potter, formerly of this city. which was ob- served on Thursday at their home in Dorchester. Mass.
 Norwich people who have been in New London for the past two evenings have seen the magnificent new steel trains of the New Haven road. that from Boston due at 7.12 and the one from New York due about 735.
 At Thompsonville the Methodist con- gregation has voted unanimously in- structing District Superintendent New land that the desire of the church is that their pastor, Rev. Joan N. Patter-
 Miss Lena Belle Manwaring. daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. Leverett Manwar- ing, of Lebanon, and Walter Paddock of Cromwell were married at the home of the bride Monday. After a wedding trip they will reside in West Crom- well.
 'sThe Chinese RevoIution,' stereopti- con talk by MT. J. M. Clinton of Tokyo. at the mems meeting. auspices of Y M c. A. Davis theater, Sunday 3.20 D. m- Male chorus. Illustrated songs Langs orchestra Admission free adv.
 About 11.000 corporations are in the internal revenue district of Connecti- and, and so far only about 5000 of these have filed with the collector a statement of net income for the cal endaF year of 1912.
 A telephone call was sent in shortly before o'clock Wednesday afternoon for grass fire in the rear of 22S South Thames street The auto chem to have been caused by sparks from a passing locomotive.
 There are fs7,2ss men in Connecticut liable to military duty in event of war Or foreign invasion, according to report made by Adjutant General Cole to the governor The total military enroll ment in 1902 was 142,262, but of this number S.ozs were exempt.
 Two hundred New England minis ters, including several from Connecti- cut. plan to attend the sixth interna- tfcnai congress Of free Christians in Paris next July. The New England delegates have made arrangements to sail from Boston on July 1.
 The biennial reports of the county commissioners of the state show that 10,sA persons were committed to county jails in the two years covered by the report. Of this number SPA were females. Of the grand total 6,634 were natives Of other countries.
 Miss Eva M. Hamilton. for eight years on the staff of the Springfield City library, was married fin Rockville Saturday afternoon to Ralph H. Bull lard, Rev. David Jones of Ellin gten officiating, Mr and Mrs Rullard will make their home in Brooklyn, N. Y
 The Sephornere Dining club of Trin- ity college will hold it's annual initia- tfon banquet Saturday evening, There are IS members of the sophonaere class at Trinity whe were elected to the only sophomore Iehefary society, in eIuding James Patrick Murray of N6fWief4 Fewh,
 At aa educational meeting if the Wheeler school, North StehiRetoH, Saturday arranged ky Supervisor W. W H.EGRG for aat