Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-19
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Norwich, "Wednesday, Feb. 1s, 1e1s.
VARIOUS MAI TIERS.

| VARIOUS MAI fERS.
 Longer mornings please the early
 risers. It is daybreak now before | o'clock.
 The icemen were reassured Tuesday 1 morning, when they found the mercury
 at IS degrees.
 This year Memorial day falls on Fri 1 day, which will please those who plan week end trips.
 Fresh caught founders at Powers | Bros. adv.
 1 has entered the new sanitarium in | Norwich for treatment. l Cold weather has dried the mud SC f that motorists find travelling on coun- | try roads somewhat improved. I Fresh caught mackerel at Powers l Bros. s.'-ady.
 Lot owners and others are beginning | to visit Groton Long Point, starting | plans for spring cottage building. The state board of pharmacy is to meet this (Wednesday) afternoon at the capitol to examine drusA clerks. Many horses have broken through honey combed ice the past week, where cutting has been going on about the stat.
 Fresh caught blues, not frozen, at Powers Bros. 10 Rose place-adv
 At Mantle. C. H. Cone has com
 pleted harvesting his ice crop and has good supply of ten-inch ice for sum mer demands.
 Boxing bouts at Baltic hotel tonight.
 
 The members of women's clubs in eastern Connecticut expect to attend the luncheon at the Hotel Taft in New Haven on Feb. 25.
 Agents of the New Haven road have begun crusade about the state for the arrest or loungers about the com pany's railroad stations.
 Fresh caught cod. alive Wednesday, at Powers Bros, 10 Rose place.-adv.
 Stephen wenzel of Norwich and Miss Ida Judge of Palmertown were married Sunday evening at the M E. parsonage in Uncasville by Rev. J. B. Aldrich.
 Mantle fishermen are to protest against the bill introduced in the gen. era1 assembly that is intended to pre- vent the using of travis on the Man tic river.
 
 Baked bean. supper at Spiritual Academy tonight. to [; 15c,-adv.
 As a general thing. merchants in cities about the state will keep their stores open Nashington's birthday. as they cannot afford to miss the Satur- day trade
 The New Haven road ioehouses at Midway are being filled with a fine 0f ie- hair taIx carload lots from the ice pond near the navy yard.
 Somerset Lodge works. the Entered
 A book recently received at the Otis library bearing on a topic in which 1 terested is M L. Greenes Among | School Gardens.
 The Holy. Name society of St. Pat ricks parish, which numbers $50 men. will receive Easter communion in a | body at the 7.30 o'clock mass on Sun lay morning next
 For strictly first class human hair work, try Mrs. L. w. Pratt. 105 Will jams street.-adv.
 Up to Friday, the 14th. the pledged -otal of the fund for which Smith col ege afumnae hereabouts are working | lad reached some s6S0, TOO, and it is a increasing quantity.
 Rev. Edward J. Plunkett of Norwich. temporarily assigned to St. MichaePs l parish, Pawcatuck, has been in New London at St. Joseph's church this week, owing to the illness of the pas or.
 The natty blue caps worn by mem 'ers of the Norwich police force are o be adopted the coming summer by 1 Hartford police, who have been wear ng white helmets like African ex olorers.
 n with modern appliances, call on drs. L. ". Pratt. 105 Williams street -adv.
 'ile association met Tuesday afternoon n the rooms of the Automobile club f Hartford for the purpose of discuss ng matters of interest now before the sgislature.
 Charles L. Hubbard of Norwich is aving a 36x3e foot icehouse built on is proDerty at Haughton near the lte of the famous Haughton tavern of lden days, and which was burned a ew years ago. A farm colony for inebriates was ne odOJeCl pldCcu DGIOfe the leeting of the Hartford ministers on. londay afternoon at the Center hurch house, Hartford, by Judge Ed ar M. Warner of Putnam.
 Sterilization of brushes, combs and Il implements useG by me in my hair usiness strictly adhered to. Mrs L. '. Pratt, 105 Williams street.-adv. Governor Baldwin has selected the len whom he desires to appoint to le New England railroad commission | nd has written them for their ac- eptance. He is awaiting replies be- ore making the names public. The sophomore class at Trinity col ege, Hartford, held its Trinity term lections for class officers Monday, ames Patrick Murray of Norwich | own being chosen president. Murray roved one of the stars on the base all team last spring.
 AreanuH Club Pool. Four games were played on Tuesday lght in the Arcanum club handicap ool tourney. Church defeated Bailey Q to IS. Rawson defeated lilly 90 to lott +-1-