Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
VARIOUS MATTERS
Wednesday was 4abriella day amo Swedish speaking residents.

1 to 1o.so. Admission 15e.-adv. | nesday saw budded pussy willows.
 Skating on the pond in Mohegal
 park has been fairly good this week
 The French Social club, incorporate.
 of Norwich. has filed articles of as ] sociation.
 Real estate agents claim that fafn
 sales are beginning unusually earl, l this season
 l Fishing for eeis through the ice oi ! the coves is the profitable pastinne O
 residents down the river. A cargo of tile is being landed a Eastern Point for use in the new stor, house at Branford farms. Delegates are being appointed to tn, state convention in Waterbury April of the Woodmen of the World Relatives from Norwich were il Jewett City Wednesday to attend ths funeral of Officer P. B. Driscon. This weeks meeting of the Player Piano club was held with MT. and Mrs Herbert D. Rogers of Nelson place. Some of the college students will ar
 day afforded by Washington's birth day
 There were s2s. hacks which were called into service from here for Off cer Driscolfs funeral in Jewett City or Wednesday,
 The mercury marked point below 20 degrees Wednesday morning. al- though the temperature rose rapidly during the day.
 As the banks will be closed Satur- day, legal holiday, merchants need ing small change will have to call to- day and Friday.
 Miss Kate Sullivan was committed to the state asylum at Norwich by Judge of Probate W. A Roraback of Torrington Tuesday.
 Avery c. Smith of Norwich is so busy with his excursion boats at Mi- ann, Fla, that he has just had to charter his sixth steamer
 The Connecticut Sons of the Ameri- can. Revolution will have their annual dinner at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, on Washington's birthday.
 Richard Lamont predicted a snow furry either Wednesday or touay tThursday). His prediction is that Washinstonss birthday will be fair.
 Lieut.. Harold s. Hetrick, now sta toned in the Philippines, nas passed the examinations and expects Soon to receive his appointment as captain.
 Milk dealers of the state are peti- tioning for exemption from the net weight statute and also want a change in the method of marking pasteurized milk.
 Articles of association of the French Social club, inc, of Norwich have been filed The siEners are Joseph Lamonthee, Victor J. Payment ana Al :, fred M. Rouleano.
 John DeWolf, who died Saturday evening in Lyme at the age of 81, was well known about eastern Connecticut, as he had been a trader of cattle and horses ali his life.
 The Grand Trunk board of directors has decided to abandon plans for the extension of the Central Vermont rail- way from White River Junction to Boston, at least for the present.
 The weather this week has favored fishermen in the shore towns and with Lenten demands the market has been excellent, some of the men getting $25 and $50 per barrel for their fish.
 Consent to the wedding of Albert ".
 
 preliminary to taking out a marriage license, has been filed by their re- spectiye parents and guardians
 The Connecticut Good Roads asso- citation is carrying on an acrive cam paign for membership throughout the state and many letters are being re- ceived from headquarters by local men asking them to. join the organization as charter members.
 The Canadian postal authorities have the postofhce department that packages stamped with parcel post stamps will not be received for trans mission through Canadian mails. Par cells are mailable, but must have the regular stamps affixed. fl
 This season Miss Estelle Neuhaus, whose musical mornings have delight ed Norwich society, is giving reoitals in Hartford, the first on Tuesday a t the home of Misses Mabel and Eleanor Johnson. The second takes place next Tuesday at the Art society's building.
 Residents of the towns of Canter- ,ury and Plainfield are greatly incon- yenienced by the delay in completing he iron bridge between the two owns Some of the farmers are obliged to travel six or eight miles out if their way under present conditions
 twenty neMpeTS Ol Lue Fro -ressive Missionary club of the Cen | ral Baptist church met Wednesday | with Mrs. George H. Hamilton of Cliff | treet, Mrs. A. T. UtIey. the president, | residing. After the customary sew l ng and reading, light refreshments | were served.
 On account of the death of Judge salph Wheeler of New London it will e necessary to try again the New Britain ease of Patrick MrCabe ys Irnour & Co, for s5.000 for trespass. udge Wheeler tried the case, reserved ecision and did not make known the nding before he died.
 District Deputy Heard From.
 District Deputy Louis H. Cassidy of notified the secretary of