Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-10
VARIOUS MATTERS.

NAN1A/J9 NkA EkNsos ! Thure6ay was Gunnor day amons the Swedish -speakipg residents. l Miikrnen. went their rounds while the mercury was near zero Thursday l Officers of Holland grange we're in- stalled Tuesday evening by Mrs Hyde 1 of Canterbury.
 I The State Fish and Game Protective association has gained over 500 mem | bers since July, 1912.
 1 Don't forget the l. O. O. F. whist l and dance tonight--ady. Travellers from northwestern. Con- necticut report a bi- -o- storm in that section Tuesday night. As Lent is less than month away, I many social affairs will be crowded 1 into the next three weeks. Joseph Darling, towerman at Mid way, has moved his family to Say 1 brook, where he is to be stationed. On Thursday 167 packages were re- ceiyed by parcels post at the Norwich
 post office and 17s were dispatched. Humane agents are on the watch for owners of horses who neglect their ] animals during this severe weather. Miss Celia Coulter, instructor in the telephone exchange, has been called to Saybrook by the death of her brother
 The new moon, which showed itself
 for the first time Thursday evening, seemed to promise plenty of clear cold
 weather
 At Pomfret Center the total eer pro
 auction of Hamlet Poultry yards for 1912 was over 51,000 eggs from an av-
 craze of 800 laying hens.
 Members of the Halle club were at
 their new rooms on Thursday night arranging for their opening after
 business meeting early next week.
 Masquerade ball at FroehlichkeiS hall Friday. Jan 10. Baltic Military band.-adv.
 The directors of the Connecticut As sociation of Women Workers are to hold a meeting at the Naugatuck 15.
 Thurman P. Maine of North Ston- ington Is the youngest man in this county delegation at Hartford. and A. J. L'Heureux of Griswold Is the sec- ond youngest.
 A delegation of the fourth degree assembly,, K.-of C., of New London, will come to Norwich in full uniform to attend the ball given by White Cross council.
 Call at Davis store Rnd select boxes for the Military ball and reception Jan. 21, 1913.-adv.
 A former pastor of Methodist church. es in this vicinity. Rev. c. H. Van Natter, is taking a prominent part in the observance of the week of prayer at Warehouse Point.
 Box seats for Knights of Columbus ball Friday night for sale at store of & McGarry.-adv.
 The matter of securing a site for a new school building in Poquonoc to i replace the one recently burned has | been left to a committee of three, Ev- | erett L. Crane, Charles Moves and Joel | Kenyon.
 John Thompson Truman, the 13 year | old son of Prof. and Mrs. J. M. Tru- l college, died .at his home at Storrs | Monday after a few weeks illness with scarlet fever.
 Minstrel show to be given tonight ,y the .Yantic Fire Engine company n Engine hall, Yantic. Dancing af- 1 CT the show cents set-Adv.
 Conductor L. W. Reynolds of the Central Vermont road, whose leg was erribly mangled in a recent railroad Lccfdent, is gaining strength in a Springfield hospital. and it is hoped to ave the leg.
 Dr. Beledner Worthington, chfro- 'ractic specialist, will reopen the of- ice of Dr. Henry Worthington 2s7 dain st. from to F. 1.sO to D. m. adv.
 Mrs; Emma Mcdonald Thomas of Brooklyn, N. Y.. at one time telephone perator at Fishers Island, has peti- toned for divorce from Herman J. 'homas of Boston. ball player, alleging esertion-
 A sheaf of automobile decisions on ne suspension of licenses of drivers made public by Matthew H. Rogers. etiring secretary of the state, included ,. w. Buell., Andover. case heard Oct 5; license returned.
 The county director of the Holy Tame society. Rev. E. M. Hayes, of St. fary's church, Jewett City. will 5d- ress the Holy Name society Of St lary's church, Portland. after vespers thursday evening, Jan. IA.
 At Presidents night celebration bv tafford Springs Current Events club. irs- G. Percival Bard, the president. of Norwich, urged each club ieIHDcI tO become a mun1c1pal house. fife. striving for the betterment of the own
 All roads lead to the state armory n next Monday evening. College whist. 1 i5' and social given by St. Mary's arish. Cadillac augmented orchestra ,r concert and dancing. Tickets soc. adv. A former assistant editor of The ulletin, Edward Hagaman Hall is 1 1estionjnE the celebration of the ter 1 1 of New York this year. de-j airing that 1913 was not the wear of i { ie permanent settlement of Manhar- n Island. , oCIALIST DELEGATE
 TO STATE COMMITTEE