Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS. Snow or rain, then colder, the Olt
 Farmers Almanac promises for today The state exhibit of drawing to bt | shown in the various cities has reached 1 Meriden.
 1 District Superintendent J. H. New | land was in Portland to hold confer
 ence at the Methodist church Friday 1 evening.
 : gotten to pay their water bills?-Adv 1 Mrs. Lottie N. May, who has been postmistress at Woodstock for mum : l Der of years, has resigned on account | of i'll health
 I New orange colored telephone direc- 1 tories were distributed Friday and show a noticeable increase in the list 1 of subscribers.
 It is said that capitalists are nego- tiating for the Cutler mill property at Central Village who will build larger mill on the premises. The Swedish Lutheran church of New Britain has invited the New Eng
 land conference of Swedish churches
 to meet there April 16
 The marriage of Miss Ann Beebe and John Sawyer took place at the
 home of Rev. o. G.. Buddington of
 West Mystic Tuesday.
 Y NJ. c. A. basketball tonight at 8
 o'clock, vs. Windham High Adm. 15c- adv.
 The Deaf Mutes' Benevolent society of Connecticut, organized by Rev. w J. McGurk of South Manchester in 1898. now has over 100 members.
 Legal friends hear that Judge Ralph Wheeler is i'll with grip at Water bury, where he has been sitting in the January term of the superior court
 A Norwich student at Trinity college, Hartford, Robert Ellis Cross, is mem Der of a committee of juniors to ar range for series of class smokers
 Rev. J. F. Russell, district secretary of the foreign missions of the Baptist Missionary union, will be in the east ern Connecticut churches next week.
 Mrs Arthur Cook of Bristol, Conn, gathered large purple pansies from her garden Jan. 13 and sent one in let ter to her mother, Mrs. Ida Williams, of Trading Cove.
 Have you engaged your box for the military ball? If not. do so at once, at Davis store.-adv.
 Prominent local people are being in vited to attend the annual dinner o1 the Connecticut Civil Service Reform association at the Stratfeld, Bridge port, on the evening of Feb. 20.
 The report of Rev NJ H. May of St. Bernard's church, Rockville. formerly of Colchester, shows that the parish mortgage has been reduced s5,000, re- ducing the indebtedness to s2,000.
 Relatives and family friends were in St. Patrick's church Friday to assist at a months mind requiem high mass Innis, celebrated by Rev. John H. Frederick.
 The Havana (Cuba) Daily Post has this item of local interest: Miss Ger trude Taylor of Jacksonville arrived yesterday on the Governor Cobb to visit with Mrs. F. L. Johnson of Con cordia 163
 MT. and Mrs Patrick A. Sheridan of l New London, formerly of Norwich, l were married 30 years Friday and | celebrated the anniversary by being at | nome to friends throughout the day | md evening.
 ,,, Rev, J. F. Cobb was in Stamford Thursday at the convention of dele | gates from the Universalist churches l of the state, when addresses were | made by Prof. St. John and Dr. Nc | |Oll1SISr or IuItS college.
 Avoid additions to water bills by | paying bills this week. Office open | rom S.30 a. m. to D. m. and ' to l }. m- Saturday and Monday--Adv-
 former Norwich resident who has attained unenviable notoriety is no onger called Bald Jack Rose, New streets or avenues looking 10 years younger in his new black wig
 The Catholic Total Abstinence union of s1,000 toward St. Agnes home for infants. Of this amount St Mary's T. A. B. society, Norwich, has given S10, St. Ann's s10 and St. Cecelia's s5-
 At a convention of directors of the Connecticut Association of Women " Worhers held at the club rooms of the Naugatuck Working Girls club We'd lesday it was voted that an Organizing secretary for Connecticut be appointed
 January, 1876. was much like the present. month. The first day was re- warm, so much that coats were uncomfortable. and this was fol- owed by much fog and rain. Spring ct in early and was followed by a dry ummer.
 At the Central Baptist church Sun morning Rev. c. H. Ricketts will speak n exchange with the pastor. At the vening service Rev. P. C. Wright will peak-ady.
 New York papers in their society ews state that Mrs. Edwin Bradford ] 'ragin (Mary Willard of Colchester l ave 8 second reception Thursday af- ernoon for her daughter, Miss Miriam Willard Crasin, at her home. 10 West 1ftieth street.
 The Southern New England Tele- hone company, through its represent tfves, w. l.. Moran of Norwich and I. l. Spau1ding of Bridgeport, gave an frustrated lecture on the telephone ervice before the Harbor club at New ondon Wednesday evening.
 The marriage of Miss Phoebe Ken