Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-16
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Norwich, Thursday, Jan. is. 1913.

Norwich, Thursday, Jan. is. 1913. l VARIOUS MAT FRS
 New telephone directories go into effect Sunday next.
 Next Sunday is Septuagesima, about seventy days before Easter.
 :, Yesterday was Laura day among
 Swedish speaking residents.
 Are you among those who have for gotten to pay their water bills Adv. The boys have been enjoying very
 fair skating at Hinckley's pond. Laurel l Hill
 1 Boxing bouts at Baltic Friday night. l Main go, Bates vs. Glynn.-adv.
 This week Judge Gardiner Greene fof Norwich is presiding in the superior court at Waterbury.
 { The Griswold hotel at Eastern Point l is being improved by the addition of 1 verandas and a new roof. Friends are deeply concerned about | the condition of Mrs J. P Holloway, who is i'll with pneumonia. | Farm workers appreciate the few
 minutes addition to the morning light
 It is daybreak now at 5.26
 Somerset lodge. No. s4. F. and A. M., had work in the first degree at it's meeting Wednesday evening at Mason ic temple.
 The State Agriculture society is to offer premiums for boys kitchen gar dens, but the details of this have not
 yet been worked out.
 The Connecticut Colony for Epilep-
 tics at Mansfield, of which Zebulon R.
 Robbins of Norwich is a trustee, wiu
 be open for patients in July.
 Prominent members of the local Y. M. c. A. are being invited to attend the opening Of the new Y. M. c. A. building in Willimantic Feb. 5
 Marvin Beebe. a New London young man, has been adjudged insane by physicians, and Wednesday was com mitted to the Norwich state hospital
 Boxes and tickets for Military ball at Davis Book store Only a few box es left Select at onee.-Adv.
 A year ago this time was the coldest of the winter of 1912, the mercury be- ing 20 degrees below zero on the 14th and a big SnowStorIn coming on the 18th.
 Walter Emery Gard of Neptune park one of the leaders of the progressive the Connecticut Society of Social Fly glene.
 H. W. Ranger of New York, who has a summer home in Noank, was one of the exhibitors at the American Art gallery in New York this week.
 Avoid additions to water bills by | paying bills this week. Office open 1 from 8.30 a. m. to D. m. and to 8 | p. m. Saturday and Monday.-Adv. 1
 There are bfrd-Iovers who have not | ed song sparrows nearly every day I this winter, because there has been so l little snow. They crawl into brush l heaps for shelter.
 Margaret Beaney has been appoint conservator of Ms. Andrew C. Lippitt 1 by the New London probate court, as Mrs. Lippitt is at the Norwich state hospital for the insane
 Wednesday afternoon Comfort circle of The Kings Daughters met with Miss Mary Bacl1us, of Otis street, thir- teen mem bers attending The leader 1 of the circle. Mrs. A. T. UtIey, presid-
 It was Waterman R. Burnham who Benjamin Chapin in the character of Abraham Lincoln at the Y. AG- C. A. Tuesday evening and not Gen. ". 4. Aiken as was previously stated.
 Connecticut will be represented at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech nOlogy reunion in New York next Fri lay and Saturday by four men, includ- ing Courtland R. Darrow of New London.
 Mrs. Ellen Whfteside, 76, died very Tuesday in Warren, Mass. She leaves three daughters, a son, brother. James Brown of He- 0ron, and a sister, Mrs. Abbie Lee of 
 Hannah Jacobs S5, widow of Fielder Converse, who died at East Douglas. Mass, Sunday, from bronchitis. was porn in East Thompson, Conn, Jan. 3, 828, daughter of Syril and Nancy l Dudley) Jacobs.
 Contractor Young, formerly of Nor- vich, who sued the city of Chicopee dass., for work on the retaining wall 'iult at the Center bridge, has been awarded the amount of the bill with osts, a total of $764.29.
 Souvenir W. H. Taylor means to be n attendance throughout the session ' f the general assembly, notwithstand- ng that Governor Baldwin is against is picture books,' as they were term d in the inaugural message. Lay aside preudice, come and get 'eu. The science that brings health IT, Beledna Worthington, Chiroprac- ' e Specialist, 287 Main street-Adv. At the remodeled Geer building on 5 roadway, now owned by the New < .ondon County Mutual Fire Insurance ompany, a workman who is cleaning nd polishing the granite trimmings :; Fith compressed air, always has an au- fence. ! With Wednesday evening postofice mployes were relieved of counting ach piece of mail sent and received < nd recording the weight of the pack : ge and the amount of stamps, figures C adhered since the parcels post went J ito effect. . Hereafter tugboats and barges will ave to find some other dockage than T le Central Vermont pier opposite the nion station New London or pay harfage charges of $1 for each boat ,r 24 hours, the Central Vermont ailway Go. has announced. rT1L.