Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-05
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Norwich, "Wednesday. Fob. 5. 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

The Old Farmers Almanac predicts
 that today will be snowy. These are the days when a good citi-
 zen sands his slippery walks. 1 Farmers who store ice each season were encouraged by the lower tenn perature Tuesday evening. 1 The February White Ribbon Banner ! states that the treasurer of Colchester union is Mrs. Seth Carver. ! The weatherwise will be on the watch for conditions tomorrow, the 1 9th. when the moon is new. Some of the churches will have pa triotic services on Sunday next. ob- serving 1t as Lincoln Sunday. Householders on some streets found it impossible Tuesday to get man or boy to shovel off snowy walks. Baked bean supper at Spiritual Academy tonight, to '. 15 cts.-adv. Eastern Connecticut relatives of Walter R. Denison of the Golden Spur
 have received cards from him in Rome
 4 choir of children is being formed in the Sacred Heart parish at Groton.
 It is to be taught by Misses Lucy and
 May Avery.
 At d farmers institute in Bedding
 Friday night L. H. Hea1ey of North
 Woodstock will speak on What Makes for Success in Corn Growing.
 There was a number of supper par
 ties at the hotels, following the char
 ity ball. and considerable informal en-
 tertaining of out of town guests
 Norwich visitors in Pasadena write
 home of delightful weather. excellent
 f),n hot -s.z<r greatly enjoyed by tourists just now.
 Joseph Rowley, electrician in the employ of the Thames Speciality com pany at Montville, was able to go to work Monday after an illness of sew eral weeks.
 Minstrels, benefit Y. M. c. 4. boys camp. Friday and Saturday, Feb. ' and s. Admission 25c.-adv.
 As Washfngton's birthday comes on Saturday this year, the schools will pay extra attention to Lincolns day, which falls on Wednesday, a week from today.
 Ellsworth Torrey, S3, clerk of the Providence clearing house, who died in Providence Sunday, was born in East ford, Conn.,, Sept 27. 1929, the son of Rev. Reuben and Ann (Eddy) Torrey. I
 Homicides in the state numbered during January, accidental deaths 43. and suicides 8. Of the accidents, 5 deaths were due to drowning. ' to falls, to trains and to trolley cars.
 Notice is being sent out that the spring civil service examination are to 21, also on April g. The examinations will take place at Waterbury on March 1
 D court interpreter in the police court 1 has been engaged by States Attorney ] H. A. Hull of New London county to 1 interpret in the murder case being l tried in this county.
 Cheer up! Hear Mir John McKin- ] Ley's sketch, "A Walk on Main St." Y. M. c. A minstrels, Feb. and S.-adv.
 It will require over 1000 yards of sand to fill in the golf links at Morton 2. Plants place at Groton. This sand S being taken from the land of the 1any at Atlantic Beach.
 The kindergarten grade expects to De in the new Bill schoolhouse at l De the first grade to make the move. he others going in for the commence nent of the spring term.
 The offering in all the Catholic churches of the diocese on Sunday next will be for home and foreign missions. Annually it is the custom to ake up a collection for work among he negroes and Indians on the first Sunday in Lent.
 At a group evangelistic meeting to De held this Wednesday, afternoon n Woonsocket, R. L. by District Su- w. I. Ward. Rev. J. H. Newland. superintendent of Norwich district, will assist.
 More than 100 members of the soph- )more class of Holy Cross college, Worcester, gathered in the State Mu- ual restaurant Monday night for the Among those attending was Arthur J. AcNamara of Norwich.
 Work is continuing on the reservoir 1 'eing built on Lords Hill for the wa CT supply at the Point Work will not ,e completed before the opening of the lext season. but sufficient headway will be made to furnish plenty of water to the summer colony.
 The physicians of this city have re- eived invitations to inspect the new county hospital for tuberculosis treat rom to o'clock. Several Of the medical men are planning to accept he invitation.-New London Globe
 The headquarters of the Connecti- ut State German federation. after the tate German day to be held in New Britain Aug. f. will be transferred to I Hartford, and Hartford men will be hosen officers of the federation, New Britain men having held the places Wo years.
 Norwich persons writing to Bermuda ourists should remember that letter cstage is cents. The postoffice au- horities are bothered as was Presf- ent-elect Wilson when people sent i'm letters to Bermuda with only erta postage, and he was obliged to ay the postage due.
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