Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
VARIOUS MATTERS.

i VARIOUS MATTERS. A resident of Kinney avenue picked
 pansy in her garden yesterday, Men were working out of doors coat
 less and hatless in Fridays mild tenn. l perature.
 Electricians are stringing electric light 1 wires from Midway to Noank. The
 switch lights are to be electric. A marriage license was issued al f Middletcwn this week to Arthur M Keefe and Helen M White of Say l brook.
 l Holy communion will be celebrated 1 in the Episcopal churches today, in 1 comnemoration of the conversion of ] St. Paul.
 1 Public school teachers are having l their pupils prepare work in several l studies for state exhibit at Hartford
 in February.
 1 There is a project to have all those 1 who aided in making Christmas joyous i for shut-ins continue the good work 1 by attentions to them during Lent.
 Members of the State Business Men S l association have been attending the National Chamber of Commerce meet ing in Washington, D. C., this week 
 The ladies of the Congregational church of Bozrah will give chicken pie supper Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th. If stormy, next fair evening.-adv. Tomorrow evening District superin-
 tendent Newland will preach in Put
 nam Methodist church. afterwards
 holding the fourth quarterly confer
 ence.
 The ola sau, ,,se3 +o he "A g tho days
 begin to lengthen, the cold begins to strengthen" The days length has now increased forty minutes. but the cold is lacking.
 Mrs. Clifford Carpenter was appoint ed by the fourth quarterly conference, when District Superintendent Newiand presided, to organize a Junior league in Oneco-
 Local members learn that the New England hotel association is to spend over s1o.ooo during the coming year in advertising New England as The mo- torists' paradise"
 Tn 1911 the total number of dog tags ordered by the Connecticut town clerks was 75,296, and in 1912 the number was 74,4S6. The receipts were S3, SSo.55 and s3,To5.60 respectively.
 Rev. James W. Higgins. for the past ) at Packer. has been persuaded by his congregation to decline a call to the First Baptist church in Plainville.
 Rev. P. C. Wright will speak at the services Sunday morning and evening at Central Baptist church, In the even- ing the stereopticon will be used in connection with the song service,-adv.
 Photographers of the New Haven road began a conference with C. N. Wood ward. general superintendent of the road, this week. Requests for higher wages are the cause of the confer ence>
 Prominent past exalted rulers of the state have been invited to attend the Past Exalted Rulers association in the New Britain Elks' new home. Thurs day. Ian. 30. asking the aid of every man and wom- an in Connecticut to secure the pass age of a legislative measure that will provide fire escapes upon the public 1 schools Of the state.
 Child Labor day will be observed in l the churches of the country tomorrow, l Jan. 26, and the national child labor ! is INsing all ciergymen to 1 make strong pleas from theI pulpits | against the employment of children
 The local freight clerks expect l shortly to receive printed copies of the | agreement recently entered into by | the New Haven road with it's freight | clerks. The agreement is being print 1 ed now and will be distributed in a day 1 pr two.
 Marianna Belzaz of Torrington. who was committed to the Norwich state l hospital by Judge of Probate Willard 1 A. Roraback. was taken to that i1sti- 1 Lution Thursday She was accompan- l jed by Selsctman George E. Cook and | her husband
 Al the big banquet of the South Man chester Business Mems association on | Thursday night, when Governor Bald l win was the speaker, the toastmaster was Superintendent of Schools Fred arick A. VerpIank, a Norwich Free Academy graduate
 Of the s21.6o3 contributed on Good Friday last by Catholics of the United l States for the preservation of sacred Hartford, which includes the Catholic parishes of Connecticut, contributed the handsome sum of s1.e97.3o. man in the senate. Fred
 
 ,oirted chairman of the committee on woman suffrage Thursday, because his wife is one of the leading equal suf- rage advocates of the state
 Stockholders of the Therinos Bottle company have been notified that the .nnuai meeting is to be held the first donday in February at Portland Me. fs the desire of some of the leading stockholders that the company rein 7-ssf f144 59A fo$ Cf s-41f