Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-28

of the churches
 Cautious travellers will provide them selves with the new timetables of the New Haven road for the changes in effect Sunday. March 2.
 The tenth annual meeting of the Connecticut Bible society is to be held Wednesday afternoon at the Center church house in Hartford
 The Connecticut Sunday School as- sociation is to be represented at the worlds conference which will be held in July in Zurich. Switzerland.
 Mrs. Lucy P Armstrong. mother of Benjamin A Armstrong of the Brain erd & Armstrong company of New London. reached her sgd year Wednes- day.
 The twelfth annual dinner of the Dartmouth College Alumni association of Connecticut was held Wednesday night at the University club at Hart ford.
 Rev. H. A. Goerfng and family of Bordentown. Fla. where they went from Niantic several years ago. write strawberries
 Prof. w. F. Kirkpatrick of Storrs is to tell how to dress birds for the mar
 
 ture this (Friday} evening at the New Britain Y. M. c. A.
 A number of prominent state drug gists appeared Wednesday before the committee on public health and safe ty in relation to measures restricting the sale of narcotic drugs.
 Fresh fish; extra nice blues. fat,steak cod, shad, buck and roe, Holsters, extra choice scallops opened Thursday at Powers Eros. Our motto: Quality first; price afterwards."-adv.
 Miss Mary Lucretia Leomis 76, who died at her home in Franklin Tuesday evening after a short illness, leaves two brothers, Charles Ioomis of Hart lin.
 An anniversary requiem high mass at which relatives and friends assist church at o'clock Thursday by Rev. Thomas A. Grumbly for Mrs. John H. Cleary.
 ''The Chinese Revolution" stereopti- , con talk by MT J. M. Clinton Of Tokyo, at the mems meeting, auspices of Y. M- c. A, Davis theater, Sunday 3.36 p. m, Male chorus. Illustrated songs. Lang's orchestra. Admission free.- adv.
 At this weeks meeting of Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters. held with Mrs. A. c. Berry, of Geer avenue, thirteen members and one visitor were present and the leader. Mrs. A. T. UHey, presided.
 A petition is being circulated among teachers in the public schools request ing the, state legislators to pass an to the constitution admit ting women to the franchise on the same terms as men.
 Referring te Miss Ellen Leonard, formerly of Franklin, the Windham County Observer says; "She was a woman of beautiful Christian char acter, and during her residence in ] Pomfret had many friends.
 Forty delegates. including Miss L. w 1 smith and Mrs. Charles c. Lippitt of New London, were in Bridgeport We'd 1 nesday to attend the 18th annual ses- l sion of the Connecticut Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America.
 Local postofIice employees are inter- l sted in the action of the senate in l voting out all ST2o sala- l ries for postal clerks and mail car riers and accepting the $500 minimum | salary previously fixed by the house.
 At the fertieth annual meeting of 1 the Woman's Foreign Missionary so- | c1GtE or SOuInWSSLGfn+ connecticut, nel0 in the Baptist church at Wallingford ! Thursday. the address of welcome was | by Mrs. William T. Thayer, formerly 1 of Norwich. When eight barbers were fined in the i Hartford city court Wedn esday for l failing to take out licenses for 1S12-13 | Judge w H. Clark declared that the | barber commissioners should not col l eet the license fee. and criticised the 1 system as lax.
 Judge Samuel O. Prentice, formerly l ,f Norwich, chief justice-eie is to | De guest of honor at a big banquet l his (Tuesday) evening of the Mems ] dub of the Asylum Hill Congregation Il church. Hartford. of which he was i he first president
 of officers for promotion md of candidates eligible fo- appoint nent to the eligible list in the Coast Artillery Corps. C. N; G., have been by the adjutant generals ,ffice in general orders.
 Low co1onist fares te California via " Westinghouse route, March 14 o April A. Personally conducted ourist sleeping cars from Washing on without change daily, except Sun lay. Berth ss. 12 MILK and 332 Wash ngton streets, Bosten-Adv.
 A certifcate of necessity or mercy, 'igned by ali the members of the tate board Of health will relieve any me from prosecution for engaging eouiar work. in sports or exhibitions 1T in selling goods on Sunday, accord ng to the provisions of a proposed Sunday law,
 Colonel Robert 6. Esuoa, internal evenue collector for Connecticut ard thode Island, has notified corpora ions in the district that Saturday, Iarch l. Is the last day fsr the pay- aeft Of the corporation tax now due or the year 1912. ts escape the pen lty of delinquency.
 The Springfield Republican says: rurdoH Bill of 466 Liberty street is pending the winter al Seabreeze, Fla, Fith his daughter, Mrs Dutton of and her husband, Recent attsFs Eeesiysd from hina report that