Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MAT TIERS. Selectmen in suburban towns are ap- pointing forest fire wardens for the year.
 The Benjamin Cross house on low CT Union street is being remodeled and modernized. Wednesday seemed less like winter than ever, with green vegetables in market all the way from New Orleans, I. o. O. F. whist and dance Friday night.-adv.
 A parcels post package received in a nearby town was pound cabbage and another article received was a broom.
 State police have been in Derby after a school girl wanted as a witness in the Mystic eases in the superior court here-
 About forty directors were in at tendance at meeting of the state business mems association in Hart ford Tuesday.
 Troublemen of the S. N E. Tele- phone company have not yet finished repairing the damage done by last weeks big blow.
 Masquerade ball at Froehlichkeit hall Friday, Jan. 10. Baltic Military band.-adv.
 A social meeting of the Embroidery club was held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George A. Stanton. of Church street.
 The mid-year examinations is sever al of the colleges begin Monday, Jan. 20, and during that week students often get a day or two at home. South Coventry, Rev. John A. Dooley, of Waterbury, formerly of Norwich, will take charge of his new parish Jan. 18th.
 A petition was circulated through UncasviIle Tuesday asking the New London Gas and Electric Co.,, to ex- tend it's electric lines and service to MOntville
 The bridge department work car of the Central Vermont railroad stands on a siding at Montville, the crew hav- ing several months work laid out for them there.
 Annual assembly of Franklin coun- cil, No. 3, R. and s. M, at Masonic temple this evening. Election of off eers-adv.
 The rainstorm Wednesday was one of the heaviest of the season. Those small deluge, the big drops fairly bounding off the sidewalks.
 Fish and game clubs are being visited by William c. Dole, of New Haven, for the State Protective asso- ciation, to secure cooperation in get ting legislative action throughout the state.
 Box seats for Knights of Columbus ball Friday night for sale at store of Murphy & McGarry.-adv.
 Tuesday was the s4th birthday of Dr. James B. Angell, president emer- itus of the University of Michigan and former United States minister to Chi na, who has relatives in Eastern Con necticut.
 Such harvest of clans and oysters was never gathered as was secured by dwellers in shore towns during the in weighed from a pound to two pounds each.
 Dr. Beledner Worthington chiro- practic specialist will reopen the of fee of Dr. Henry Worthington, 2 and Main st., from to 12, 1.30 to D. m adv.
 
 which took them as far as Key West, MT and Mrs. Nathan E. Whiting of Benjamin street returned Wednesday evening. They found the weather un- comfortably warm.
 During last weeks low tides, parts of Mantle river bed which had never been seen before protruded above the water The Middle Ground over which two masted schooners pass at high water was exposed.
 Mrs. James B. Kelley of Bank street, who was injured in a collision at Quaker Hill, between her carriage and an auto, nearly two months ago. is just getting about the house, but has not been out yet.
 The mild wea ther of yesterday gave the farmers another chance to put the finishing touches on what tobacco they had left hanging in their tobacco sheds. There is very little of the weed now hanging in the Suffield sheds
 Next Saturday afternoon will be <sVarnishfng Day. for the Connecticut, Academy of the Fine Arts which will have its third annual exhibition in the Annex Gallery of the Wadsworth -Antheneum, beginning next Monday.
 Word has been received in Groton of the death of Howard Denison Vol cox. a former resident, at Greens Farms, near Bridgeport. The cause of death was pneumonia. MT. Wilcox married Miss Helen Beckwith of Gro ton.
 Rev. George L. Clark of weathers- field read paper before the State Horticultural society at Hartford, Tues day evening on 8 neglected patriot, Silas Dean, native of Groton, 1737, who married Elizabeth SaltonstalI of Norwich.
 
 The Holy Name society of St Charles church, Bridgeport, has vot- ed to observe St. Patricl's day, March IT, and has invited the Rev. James of St Charles, once an assist ant at St. Patrick's church, Norwich, to make the address.
 Boys on the warships write to friends here that because 8 goat on the New butter Rear Admiral Rob- ert Morris Doyle the conmandant has issued an order barring all mascots so that monkeys, roosters. parrots, goats, cats and pet bears must go.